Ulster Provisional Government Presses Home Rule Stand
Ulster's provisional government announces it will press for home rule with loyalty to the crown while stressing restraint against provocation. Sir Edward Carson's visit to Belfast is marked by a guard of 400 volunteers as preparations for Orangemen's Day are discussed, amid mixed reports on arms imports and political tension.
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Belfast
Ulster
Ust
Trevana
Ulster Volunteers
Edward Carson
Trish
Marquis of Londonderry
Viscount Castlereagh
Walter H. Long
Ronald McNeil
Ulster Provsional
James Cran
Great Britain
Cecil MacReady
Lonnon
Nosumer
Carson
House of Commons
School System Receives A Jolt Frustration Sparks Criticism
A chaotic report describes rising tension in the school system as critics press for reforms. Officials face pointed questions about funding, leadership, and policy changes amid public dissatisfaction. Names of individuals or specific entities are not clearly legible in the faulty text.
Public school clash fuels National Education meet
A heated session of the National Education association in St Paul featured Dr J H Francis of Los Angeles denouncing overall teacher quality and urging reforms and more freedom for students. He attacked algebra as soul-wrecking and urged courses in costume design and morality. The conference also noted Oregon and Chicago educators in leadership roles and discussed funding for experimental schools and special education initiatives.
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St. Paul
National Education Association
J. H. Francis
Los Angeles
Cal
Fas
America
Francis
Namby-Pamby
Galeries Ofurope
Crain
Wentid
Elvic
Rains
Henry F. Come
Religious Education Association
The
Tate
David Starr Jorday
Davenport
Department of Secondary Education
Emma J. Breck
Oakland
Vicw
Claude P. Briggs
Rockford
Tih
Association For
United States Commissioner of Education
Georgia Alexander
Indianapolis
United States
P. Claxton
M._ P.E. Grossem
Mining and political notes fill Today's Standard page
The page covers a wide range of items from school system criticism to state and local news. It notes Mexican scores, President Watson on telephone consolidation, butte and anaconda briefs, a court decision on Christian Science, and a mining agreement. Also mentions union activities, horoscopes, stock reports, and ads.
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Watson
Butte
Uieter
Lonely Island
Christian Science
East
S-Church
Anaconda
Great Falls
S-Anaconda
Rattoriat
Frank
Ohio Copper
Duluth
Union
City
New York Court Rules Christian Science Practice Illegal
The appellate division held that commercialized use of Christian Science prayer for treating patients for all ailments constitutes practicing medicine without a license. Willis Vernon Cole, a former sculptor, earned about six thousand a year from this practice, claiming no medical training and no soliciting fees. An appeal is likely, possibly based on a dissent arguing silent prayer may not constitute unlawful practice.
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New York
Willis Vernon Cole
Cole
Sam
Mistice Dowling
Free Passes Under Scrutiny By Interstate Commission
In Butte investigators examined Nashville area railroads over free passes issued last year totaling 21 000 passes covering about 109 000 miles. Officials claimed passes were legitimate and not a violation of state law, arguing the program aided publicity and business. The commission’s report noted criticisms of the Nashville line group but found no illegal favors, while confirming passes to newspaper staffers and executives.
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Interstat
Nashvile, Chattanooga
St. Louis
Lewin
Wwe
Tennessee
Coors Amma
Sta
Washington
Daya
Kovernment
Louisville
Interstate Commerce Commission
Tries 10 Get Child Kills Wife's Mother Murder Story
St Louis July 10 Edward Ellebreck shot and killed his mother in law at their home then shot his wife his father in law and a visitor. He also fired at a sister in law but missed. He escaped. The dead woman is Josephine Paraher. The wounded include James Faraner and Mrs Clara Ellebreck. Fred Wernecker was shot in the arm. Ellebreck and his wife had separated and he sought custody of their 2 year old daughter but was blocked by relatives. He began shooting after drawing a revolver when the child was dropped. He fled and was not yet captured.
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St. Louis
Edward Ellebreck Canight
Iso
Niss
Ellebreck
Josephine Paraher
James Faraner
Clara Ellebreck
Fred Wernecker
China seeks new loan from Power group bankers
The Daily Telegraph reports UINA intends to apply for a fresh $10,000,000 loan from the bankers of the Power group to bolster funds amid financial pressures. The move signals ongoing liquidity concerns and potential restructuring.
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Daily Telegraph
China
Fiver Power Group
Daring rescue. three sailors reach San Francisco with survivors
True story of privation on a barren island ends as three hardy sailors from the schooner Nokomis quest for help. After 17 days at sea and days without food or water, they reach the mainland with Captain Jens Jensen and his family aboard the City of Sydney liner. The rescue follows the sinking of the Tampico and a delayed relief effort by the Mexican colony, prompting Rear Admiral Howard to dispatch the U.S. Cruiser Cleveland.
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Gretables
San Francisco
Jens Jensen
Clipperton Iand
Mexico
Familly
City of Sydney
General Obregon
Jensen Babies
Il Larsen
Howard
Pacific Meet
Cleveland
Insane Mian Prays Where Victims Died
Chicago July 10 Peter Buchanan an escaped asylum patient from Kankakee prayed beside a Blue Island bed where a mother child and two women were slain with an axe Sunday night. A man also died in the house. He fled the scene but was seized by Chicago detectives and taken to Blue Island. Bloodstains and his admission he was with Auburh the night of the crime raised suspicions. A letter found in his clothing addressed to Mrs Ethel Roosevelt appears written by another patient.
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Chicago
Peter Buchanan
Kankakee
Blue Island
Auburh
Ethel Roosevelt
Carter R. Manning
Uchankow
Independent Bond Question Stirs Local Officials
A fragmented note mentions bonds and a local matter titled as independent bonds with unclear details. The readable text references a person or group and possible approvals or questions. Further context is not available in the legible fragments.
Plan of Consolidation Huge Conspiracy on 41m Preference
Plan outlines Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph seeking permission to guarantee principal and interest on Independent Telephone bonds in a potential merger. Bell, if approved, would back obligations and standardize to a uniform system. A conference in Butte discussed consolidations while public support favors Bell instruments over old automatic lines.
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Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph Company
Butte
Independent Telephone Company
Mountain States Company
Bell People
Independent Phone Company
EM. Hurgens
Denver
Manell Hoderick
Hamlin
Bell Company
Chamber of Commerce
J. J. Wharton
Samuel Barker Je
8. V. Kemper
Omidale
Butt
Congress Allocates 200000 for Salem Victims Relief
Washington July 19 Congress appropriated 200000 for relief of sufferers from the Salem Mass disaster. The House despite strong opposition led by Chairman Piagerald of the appropriations committee approved the measure 161 to 6 in the sundry civil appropriation bill. The president urged the appropriation in a special message and the Massachusetts delegation pressed for action for a week. London July 19 A special dispatch reports Egyptian members of the Ulster volunteers receiving cables ordering their return to Winter.
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Congress
Salem
Mass
House
Piagerald
Appropriations Committee
Senate
Massachusetts
London
Ulster Volunteers
The Sunday Standard Highlights and Features
The issue showcases a Bright letter on The Evolution of the New Ireland by T P O Connor, George Ade’s new fable The Lonesome Camp on the Frozen Heights, Breezy Suzanne on Fate, installments of The Million Dollar Mystery, The Perils of Petrosino, the Italian detective, Days of Real Sport, a Gold berg cartoon on summer pastimes, Bingville Bugle updates, autos, fashion, theater notes, social happenings, and the kids colored comics along with global news.
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New Ireland
George Ade
Frozen Heights
Suzanne
Petrosino
Briges
Goldberg
Bingville
Bingville Bugle
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