Roosevelt Speech Sparks Stir in London Attendees
London dispatch says Roosevelt's Guildhall remarks on British rule in Egypt draw mixed editorials. Conservative papers deem timing inopportune while liberal outlets question necessity. He met Irish Nationalists, dined with leaders, and plans to host at Frederick C. Staggs’s country home before leaving for King George’s audience.
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Chicago News Headline Language Confuses Readers
A garbled OCR style line references “Little Wilie-Say” and asks “what is a An Jer” while describing a financier who took others’ money without a sandbag. The fragment hints at a crime or finance story but provides no clear entities, places, dates, or outcomes. The readable bits suggest a local paper’s quirky phrasing rather than a complete report.
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Great Plays At The Year's End On The Stage
The season closes with Merbert Ketoey and Esme Shammon in The Thief, Grace George in several productions, and Henrietta Crosman in Anti Matrimony. The articles praise Bernstein's drama as absorbing and human with a clever denouement while detailing Marion Stanton's comic divorce trial and the witty comedy style of Anti Matrimony.
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Esme Shammon
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Henrietta Ce Ian
Charles Frohman
Henry Bernstel
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Ieleey
Misa Shannon
Joward Mawson
Eleanor Jennings
Leanard Ide
Arthur Lawrences
Edward Eisner
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Clyde Fitch
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Justice orders removal of two alleged mail obscene matter offenders
Special Dispatch to the Standard reports Judge Carl Trasch signed a federal court order in Helena on June 1 for the removal to Missouri of Clarence Privett and Byron West. They were arrested in Northeastern Montana by a postal inspector and are held in custody in Montana on charges of sending obscene material through the mail from Osgood Sullivan County Missouri on May 2, 1909.
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Want to Be Lawyers Special Dispatch to the Standard
Helena June 1 The semi annual examination for admission to the bar of Blantana will begin before the supreme court next Wednesday. Applications of 11 persons have been approved by the court and they will be allowed to take the examination. Names include P Gotter Townsend X K Stout Kalispell J C Peters Colorado W W Holliday Butte WY D Dusenbery Boxeman KR Great Fella Laland Tanee Kalispell Clinton Price Helena John G Naresi Helen R Bancroft Hotene and C F Clatte Helena. The Silver Bow National Bank savings department offers 4 percent interest, the only savings department in a city under national supervision.
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iTelena
Bomb Thrown at Crown Prince During Berlin Review
An assailant in Berlin hurled a device toward Crown Prince Frederick Williams as the Berlin and Potsdam garrisons paraded at Tenpelhat Field. The object, a disguised can filled with beans, fell at a policeman’s feet. The suspect, Abram Kierweiss, a local resident, was seized and later deemed not responsible for the act.
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AT&SF RAILROAD GIVES 10 PERCENT PAY RAISE
Announcement from Yoneka Tennessee states all AT&SF Railroad employees earning under 399 monthly receive a 10 percent increase. Affected are clerks machinists track and section workers plus others not bound by union agreements. The raise is effective today and covers about 4000 employees in Topeka.
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Topeka Atone
Failed to Explain Official Position in Broadway Case
Gy Witkon, charged with obstructing a Broadway street with his machine, faced Judge Ac Gowan in police court and was released. Testimony showed the street sweepers were delayed four to eight minutes as workers argued over moving the machine. Witkon claimed he did not know the officer’s identity or authority. Judge McGowan found insufficient evidence for conviction, noting the need for officers to declare authority in such cases.
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Short
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Bwede" Murphy
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Pugilist Guilty of Manslaughter in Fatal Bout
Freano Cal June 1 A jury last night found William King a pugilist guilty of manslaughter for a recent bout that left A D Iunsell dead Hassell knocked out and fractured skull in the fall dying hours later The notice ends with an unrelated advertisement for organ use and a call to Orson Brak.
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