Miners Vote Urged For No Election Event
Regular weekly meeting of the miners' union discussed preparations for next Tuesday's election. Officers to be chosen include president Danland or Jacob Oliver. judges named Joe Shannon Lan Sullivan Mike Shea. clerks John Powers Dennis Monaghan. Ballot includes many candidates with diverse posts across president vice president and secretaries. details published as names and roles circulated.
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Answers
Onion
Hril
Wolem
Mike Shea
Joln Powers
Dennis Monaghan
Treust
Dan Lplland
Jacob Oliver
Robert Crane
John Torrington
Con Shea
Juanes Harber
Joseph Gueltl
Dennis Murphy
John D. Brennan
Tor O'Brien
John Vickers
Dave Powers
Ssistant Secratity-Br
John Tanville
Angus McTrod
Pat Boyland
Mike D. Harrington
Joseph Penhall
John Quigley
Charles Actis
Pat McCann
James B. B McGaire
Mike J. Ryan
Dana Leary
John Hantey
John Driscell
W. A. Whitts
Phil Christian
Phil Dury
Gus Anderson
James B. Robison
AM. J. Milford
J. Bradley
Harsh Realities of Tuberculosis Described by Youths Companion
A fragmentary excerpt discusses the harsh, misunderstood nature of tuberculosis symptoms and the suffering of patients. It notes the stigma and the belief that TB is not a disease, while describing the patients' struggle to breathe and the extended pain observed by observers. The text conveys distressing impressions of disease progression.
Understanding and Managing Asthma: Causes and Cures
The text discusses the variability of asthma attacks, noting patients may feel little alarm despite fatigue and distress. It describes nervous origins, differing theories on triggers such as foods or environment, and mentions beliefs in relocation or avoidance of irritants as potential relief. Emphasis is placed on improved air quality and hygiene as ways to reduce attack frequency and improve comfort.
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Sine
Stabbed Himself While Hog Slaughter Near Sardegn
Soin Mayseck a 4 butcher at the Slaughter house in Sardegn quick met with a peculiar accident while butchering hogs. While tying 32 hogs, a log shifted, the knife coming down struck Hayseck in the left leg above the knee, cutting a tendon. He bled heavily but doctors at St James hospital report he may recover though he is very weak.
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Soin Mayseck
Sardegn Quick
Mie
Hayseck
Sievers
Jamer
Miner killed at East Gray Rock mining site
A miner at East Gray Rock on East Broadway was killed when he fell about 40 feet into a chute at the 260 level. His body was recovered shortly after midnight. Reports mention alleged threats by FE, D. Owen, and arrests on related charges in the aftermath.
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East Gray Rock
Danke Stveente
I East Broadway
East Grey Rock
Maine
Sullivan suffers collar bone break in Gaelic game clash
John Sullivan of the Gaelic football squad fractured his collar bone during Monday’s match between the Wolle Tones and Angconds. He was treated at St James Hospital and began healing, aiming to return to action as soon as possible.
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John Sullivan
St. James' Hospital
Kaiser Fails to Review Troops at Potsdam
Potedam May 31 The Rhodes on the right whet of Emperor William s healing and his majesty's physicians appear to be satisfied with the results of their treatment The emperor remains at the new palace where King Albert of Belgium who arrived yesterday is being entertained For the first time in his reign the emperor failed today to attend the annual review of the garrison at Potsdam Crown Prince Frederick William son took his place
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Potedam
Rhodes
Albert
Belgium
Potsdam
Frederick
Life excerpt mocks a minister who became an editor
A fragment from Life lampoons a man who shifted from ministry to editing. The dialogue pokes fun at his chance of salvation, joking that his heavenly prospects are “not quite no good.” It suggests he was an editor only a short time, hot enough to provoke ridicule.
Mrs Quinn Finds Her Wandering Boy
Arthur Quinn of Segoila, 19, wandered to Butte on Saturday night for a celebration. Two young ladies were traveling to Pipestone when the incident began. Mrs. Quinn endured sleepless nights until Arthur was found by police officers near the station, calm and compliant. friends helped the inquiry, and the girls asked that their names be kept out of the affair.
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Arthur Quinn
Segoila
Butle
Pipestone
Hin Tauther
Quhm Thas
Lin
Arthur
ArthMe
Remarkable proceeding says publicity man
Chicago May apeaking in the hall of fail and sranagement Stason Thompson head of the railways publicity Bureau Merc tonight expressed the opinion that Triesich tuft had not carefully studied the railroad problem before deciding against Ue proposed rhe Is nates Surely the president has yet under stood the history of railroad bus a Suring Ute last 10 years He called it the most remarkable i the tdstors at the countr vee before and urged consideration of past and current railway management and maintenance costs He argued that the railroads must be kept viable to sustain maintenance of way and equipment amid rapid growth and rising expenses He suggested an increase in charges and warned against selling rail service at any price that jeopardizes the system.
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Chicago
Hall of Fail
Sranagement
Stason ‘Thompson
Railways Publicity Bureau
Merc
Triesich Tuft
Nates
Sus
Mes Thompson
United Ft
la Felletts
Witich
Ile Read
BEST POLICE CHIEF READY TO FACE ACCUSERS
Cleveland May 31 suspended police chief Frederick Kohler appeared before the civil service commission to answer accusations against him as mayor and others announced a general denial of the 25 charges. The text also notes a grand larceny verdict against Murphy of the Volunteens of America and reports the death of Mrs Ralph D Hoyt wife of Brigadier General Hoyt.
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Cleveland
Civil Service Commission
Frederick Kohler
Winn
Koller
Utd
Lsfe
Hathe Thomadas
Kohler
Nir
Cheyenne
Ralph D. Hoyt
Cheneral Hoyt
Fore
A. Russell
Miracles of the future from an eastern interview
An interview syndicated from the Chicago Inter Ocean quotes Thomas A. Edison discussing future problems inventors should tackle. He identifies the most pressing issue as extracting fuel from water and notes that current steam engines face efficiency limits, underscoring a push for new energy solutions.
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Chicago Inter Ocean
Thoms A. Ed
For Every Ill There Is a Cause
A health ad claims kidney trouble causes fatigue rheumatism and urinary symptoms and promotes Don's Kidney Pills as a quick fix. Mrs Charlee Eckbure of Anaconda Montana credits a box for relief in her son after back pains appetite loss dizziness and restlessness. The piece cites Smith Drug Co. as supplier and urges other kidney sufferers to try the remedy.
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Annie
Aright
Dean
Chourande
Charlee Eckbure
Abéet
Anaranda
Montan
Donn
Smith Drug Co
Feet So Sore Could Not Walk Downstairs
A patient named Crockett of Jeffersonville suffered severe foot pain and swelling preventing stairs use for five years. The remedy claimed, a topical drawing agent, was advertised as curing by extracting poisonous exudations. The seller urged purchasing boxes from Waiter Luther Dodge & Co of Chicago.
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Crockett
Jeffersonville
Tia
Luther Dodge & Co
Chienge
Harnessing wind power and coal to electricity
The article discusses converting coal directly to electricity without a boiler and the limited efficiency of engines. It considers potential future methods to harness wind energy, including storage batteries for wind energy, and notes the large investment and engineering challenges involved.
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Wen
Tadiung
Edison Adits
Ited
Handcuff history from ancient to modern devices
A fragmentary historical piece traces the evolution of restraints from late Roman times to the present, describing devices like the twister and wrist cuffs. It notes terms from Anglo Saxon for noble bindings, mentions Egyptian and Greek practices, and contrasts traditional cuffs with early American designs. The article urges further study to improve secure, humane restraints for captives.
Magistrate Monopolist in New Albany Mirror Item
In New Albany Mirror notes Squire Cranmer becomes a peace officer and can perform marriages and probate duties. He offers to handle ceremonies and oversee effects, including selling furniture tied to unsettled estates, with authority to declare deaths and arrange burials if needed.
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Prom
New Albany Mirror
Crammer
Squire Cranmer
Missoula Board Names Next Year Teachers and Raises
Missoula teachers are selected for the next year with ten new hires anticipated after a long board meeting. Salaries for re employed staff are raised to a minimum of 960 yearly. Several current teachers receive re election, leaves of absence granted, and new administrative appointments approved including Irene Cox as music supervisor with assistant, Roosevelt and Dental school principals retained, and the manual training supervisor re appointed at 1300 a year.
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Missoula
Tiwan
Henrietta Akla
Ethel Ambrose
Claudia Alan
Betta Barnes
Mabel Beldon
Slan Burns
Nina Claneon
Carrie Craven
A. Cromavell
Wisie Co
Harriet Durnford
Blazer
Ida HM
Her
Grace Piyn
Ke’ Poritaine
Sarah Gortutt
Mle Menry
Flake Howard
Ethel Howe
Flarriet Ord
Mavel Jones
Carolline Jackson
Vera Gangs
Irene Cox
Fa TH Sargent
Roosevelt School
W. O P. Atken O
Deposit slip links Holstlaw confession in bribery case
A fragmentary report from Sangamon county ties State Senator K W Holstlaw of Joka to a 8500 dollar Chicago bank deposit and hints at bribery connections involving figures named Delong and Hrederlek. Prosecutors and attorney Burke discuss immunity deals for witnesses including White and Beckereser as Governor Dineen responds to the developing inquiry.
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K. W. Holstlaw
Joka
Chicago
Burke
Sangamon
Jdenes Delong
Joh Hrederlek
Chlorgo
Sangaion County
Holsthaw
White
Gid Beckereser
Dineen
United Presbyterians Seek Closer Ties With Other Denominations
Phitedelemla May 1 The general assembly of the United Presbyterian church voted 183 to 6 to adopt the committee’s recommendation for a permanent committee on church relations. A new panel of nine members will study closer relationships with other denominations and report back. The committee will thrash out options with the Preston Pies Church and the Presbyterian Church, but no action is planned presently.
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Phitedelemla
General Assembly of the
United Presbyterian Church
Ellevant
Ning
Ile Paget Sound
Amlon
Two Instruments Record Earthquake Across Regions
Albany seismograph shows a moderate quake last night with shocks from 12 02 AM to 2 40 AM. Cleveland sharigraph notes an earthquake lasting over 42 minutes near Ignatine College with observer Father Oxtenbach believing the disturbance originated about 5 000 miles away, likely in the tropic ocean north or south.
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Albany
Sistemn Seul
Lremors
Cleveland
SL Ignatine College
Boy Hero Saves Playmate in Gunnison Reservoir Tragedy
In Mant Utah an act of heroism cost 16 year old Mealg-Donnla Kilpack his life. He and Prof Claire Reel’s 10 year old son were near Gunnison Reservoir when Reed entered deep water and sank. Donald Kilpack pulled the boy to shallow water but could not survive.
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Utah
Donnla Kilpack
Gunnison
Claire Reel
Reed
Donald
Walker
No Government Aid for Specific Academic Interests
Washington, May 1. President Tall announced he would not lend approval to legislation securing government aid to specific railroad interests in Alaska. He favors a general law applying to all, following policy used in the Philippines. The announcement followed a cabinet approval by Ballinger, tied to the Alaska Great Northern project.
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Washington
Tall
Wma
Steffie
Philippines
Fepmt
Fepmt Made It Cord By Secrefaty
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