Lady in Between Has a Dollar Coming
The Standart notes a dollar reward for a woman in the middle of a trio, then reviews the Ansonia cinema program featuring The Last Son two-reel feature about a mother’s grief, a fugitive brother reunion, and a dramatic tale of family bonds, plus local acts by Frank Barnes, Lillian Ashur, and others.
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Lillian Walson
Objections Rise to Industrial Education in Boston Schools
Parents argue Boston public schools waste time on industrial tasks such as mat weaving and cooking while neglecting core subjects. Testimonies cite a pupil forced to weave mats during class, and critics say the program robs students of literacy, urging a return to traditional coursework and better teacher funding.
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Thanking Neighbors After Illness and Death
The Walters family extends heartfelt thanks to kind neighbors and friends who assisted during illness and the death of William Walters. Special thanks to Wolfe, Rexroad, Major, Mrs Jordan, and others for floral offerings. Adv notices also promote men’s suits at Bouchers on West Parke Street.
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German foreign minister Gottieten von Jagow noted for dress
Washington news notes Joseph E. Tumulty’s salary as secretary in the Wilson administration and the House action on a deficiency bill amendment lowering the proposed $6,000 salary. The item also mentions Gottieten von Jagow as the new German foreign minister famed for his dapper attire.
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Joseph. E. Tumuity
Wilson
Witte House
House
Senate
Gottiten von Jagow
Passionists hold Mt Patrick mission in recent rites
Report notes a Passion Fathers mission at Mt Patrick's yesterday night with a nine day plan continuing into next week. Speakers drew large crowds amid political tensions as devotional hours run from 6 pm and a closing meeting followed a performance by local actors including Treadwell and Atlan Tamond with varied theatrical acts and humor drawing strong audience reactions.
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Tweitmoe and Clancy Released From Prison
In San Francisco, two labor figures, Tweitmoe and Eugene Clancy, were freed on bonds from the federal prison here after being convicted in Indianapolis on charges tied to conspiring in the illegal transportation of explosives. The release occurred late today.
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Dangerous Gun Play Among Boys Raises Alarm in Rural Area
A report describes several boys ages 7 to 14 at Clark's barn playing with firearms including a pistol and rifles. One boy fires into the ground then points at others, prompting a neighbor to confiscate the gun and warn parents. The piece warns of dangerous recklessness and potential fatalities from careless handling of weapons by youths.
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Life crushed by falling wall on Silver Street
Amaitre a laborer aged 37 native of Canada died from internal injuries after a wall collapsed during construction on Silver Street. Fellow workers escaped. witnesses say the wall gave way without warning. Coroner Dan Drew opened an inquest. no relatives located. Amaitre was unmarried and a member of the workingmen's union.
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Dan Drew
Canada
Grandmaltre
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High School Notes Preview Club Activities
A school petition seeks student input on cigarette prohibition and manufacture. Beta programme features a reading by Wangeline Lowther and others from the Kapi literary society. Alpha presents Hindoo manners and a Hindoo religion reading. Debates on higher education in Montana earn split verdicts for affirmative and negative teams. Writs and sports teams practice ahead of a busy week, with campaigns for better gym and track facilities.
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Wangeline Lowther
Riley N’sery
Kapi Literary Society
Hammond
AtuyoNganda
Grace Bartels
Natoma
Attica
Sadie Kopala
Navetta Smith
Joe Finnigan
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Your Signature Makes It Money Your Signature Makes It Money
A readable promotional snippet explains personal checking accounts and savings benefits. It emphasizes record keeping, receipt proof, cashless convenience, spending control, and universal acceptance, inviting readers to try a account and offering four percent on savings.
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