Weinberg Denies Driving Mrs Mooney to Scene
San Francisco July 10 Weinberg jitney driver denies taking Mrs Mooney to a wharf for water purchase and says he was on Golden Gate Avenue at 1 40 pm and at Grant and Market at 2 08 pm near the explosion scene. State claims he drew other bomb case defendants to the scene and that Warren K. Dill linked to the bomb. He recounts his movements from 6 am to 10 30 am and says police diverted him from Market Street. He rejects accusations and cites an offer from Martin Swanson for information.
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San Francisco
Terael Weinberg
Rena Mooney
Weinberg
Warren K. Dll
Market Street
Golden Gate Ave
Grant Avenue
Market
Stra Mooney
Weinhers
Mohammedans Active in China Fight to Defend Faith
The rise of Christian influence in China spurs Mohammedans to greater activity. A 800 priests conference outlined translating the Koran, improving schools, preparing defensive literature, and taking steps to protect their faith.
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China
City Notes Run Of People And Events In This City
A jumble of brief items records Dr Crafft osteopath visits, business transacts, visitors from Helena Warm Springs Spokane and Wisdom, sales ads, marriage license issued to Leland Cosens and Anna Swedish, social plans at Moose social and Sitha’s Palace, and a copper city ad. Numerous residents and travelers are noted along with local happenings and upcoming events.
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H. V. Richards
Livingston
William ‘Pridbe
West Valley
W. Gaunt
Salt Lake City
Elmer Jones
Lot Creek
J.C. Jamison
Leland Cosens
Anna Swedish
Fuller Drug Co
Schlappl
Intolerance at Marenree staged by Ashton Stevens
Chicago theater scene presents the Wagnific show Intolerance in four episodes set in Babylon, medieval Paris, Judea, and a modern city. Major cast includes Mae Marsh Lillian Gish Miriam Cooper Consice Tale ade Belo Love Seana Owens Mare gery Wiltoh Robert Haron and others. A large special orchestra accompanies a lavish production with monumental scenery and a high budget.
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the Nazarene
Tee Ant
Americas
Jim Stars
Babylon One
Eixantle
Belshaz Rar
Temple of
Bel
Babylon
Grimeh
Anto
Mae Marsh
Lillian Gish
Miriam Cooper
Consnnce Taleade
Belo Love
Seana Owens Maregery Wiltoh
Robert Haron
Alfred Paget
Elmer Clifton
Tully Marshall
Walter Long
Laist Receives Telegraphic Major Appointment
Frederick Laist was informed by his brother in Chicago that he had been appointed a major in the engineering corps. The telegram arrived yesterday confirming the promotion and noting the family’s pride in the news.
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John Hiatt
West Valley
Frederick Laist
Theodore F. Laist
Chicago
Swedish Giant Seeks Match With Connelly
I A Johnson of St Paul wins Pacific coast wrestling title and claims strength to challenge Pat Connelly before moving to Butte. He boasted of easily throwing former champ Bordson and aims to settle a match with Connelly. Also reports idle in Anaconda area. Old-time Irishman Tim Crowley dies in Montana hospital after 32 years here. Martha Stagg dies in Holton Indiana, mother of J P Stagg, aMontana visitor. School board debates kindergarten in eastern city section with no action.
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I. A. Johnson
St. Paul
Minn
Johnson
Pacific Coast
Hen’ Bordson
Portland
Butte
Tim Crowley
Ireland
Montana
St. Ann's Hospital
Johanna Crowley
Providence
Mahoney Undertaking
Stagg
J. P. Stage
Martha Stags
Holton
Ind
Stags
Opinion sought on public workroom in school building
The comment on the subject is to obtain citizen opinions due to heated quarters. The Elk's building housing the Red Cross requests a summer workroom in the Dal school building. The issue was referred to the committee on buildings and grounds for consideration.
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Elk’s
The
Tied Cross
Dal
Hospital Music System Brings Personalized Sound to Ottawa Patients
In Ottawa Illinois a hospital installs a spring motor cabinet like a phonograph without a horn. A special music transmitter detects needle vibrations from records and sends electrical signals through wires to outlets by patients beds. A head receiver with a cord is available for patient use when plugged in at the bedside.
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Ottawa
Patient Hearing Aid Frustration in Shared Ward
The fragment describes a device where music or sounds can be heard by a patient when a receiver is placed against the ear. It notes that the recorder is unreadable unless the receiver is held to the ear, allowing one patient to receive entertainment while an adjoining bed may sleep without disturbance.
Egyptian Straw Sparks Biblical Controversy
The article notes ancient Egyptian grain harvest practices and a dispute over straw with Pharaoh allegedly refusing longer straw to the Israelites. It asserts the refusal led the Israelites to gather stubble, describing it as a matter of considerable difficulty due to the straw being cut near the ground.
Artificial Rocks At Carnegie Institute Lab
In the Carnegie geophysical laboratory in Washington D C rocks and minerals are being reproduced by artificial means. The lab needs a furnace reaching 3000 degrees Fahrenheit and a press capable of 100000 pounds per square inch to advance this work.
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Carnegie Geophysical Laboratory
Carnegie Institute
Washington, D. C
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