Lord Milner Dies After Sleeping Sickness Illness
Lord Milner dies amid an epidemic of sleeping sickness sweeping Britain. The long career spans politics from Harrow defeat in 1886 to roles as under-secretary for finance in Egypt, inland revenue chair, governor of the Cape of Good Hope, and administrator in South Africa.
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Great Britain
England
Order of the Garter
Lord Milner
Moeral
Harrow
M. P
Poli
Egypt
Board of Inland Revenue
Cap of Good Hope
South Africa
Trapavaal
Orange Ti
Heenan
Beatie
Petiacteroetieeas
Asia
Richard Trythall dies at age listed. funeral planned
The Rev. Richard Trythall, age unspecified, died Tuesday night. The funeral is set for Friday afternoon at 3 o'clock from the Fenidence family home at 122 Main Street, with the Rev. Charles officiating at Fah Cemetery.
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Trythall
Richard ‘Trythall
Tami Fenidence
Main
Wilie
Aftarns
Charles
Fah
Last Ever Years Remains at Sherman & Reed Rome
Remains are at Sherman and Reed Rome with time and place of funeral to be announced later. Local officials have not released further details and no additional statements were provided at this time.
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Sherman & Eed
Rome
Family residence note from morning entry
Fragmentary OCR shows a reference to a family residence and morning context with uncertain relationship to a location or event. No clear names, dates, or actions emerge.
France Prepares Debt Proposals This Month
Washington officials await Paris action as France moves toward a concrete debt settlement plan. A Paris decision to not name a special envoy suggests Ambassador Daeschner may lead negotiations, with the American debt commission holding legal authority to conduct talks. President Coolidge and the commission signaling no harsh terms are expected.
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Parla
Ambasador Daeschner
Debt Commission
Relieve Comrades in Morocco Front Nears Move
A French official communique from Rabat dated May 13 states French troops began a movement last night to relieve besieged posts surrounded by Abd El-Krim's Rifi tribesmen in French Morocco. The dispatch notes ongoing operations and a shift in the siege line as Allied forces press the relief effort.
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Charles de Chambrun
Morocco
Marquis
General Lafayette
Congress
Lafayette
Presa Rabat
French Morocco
Abd El-Krim
Saya
Marquis of Montrose
House of Commons
Edinburgh
Undertaker Larry Duggan to Rebate North Musa Biweets
Marenakis will take place at Walsh's Sunday afternoon at 1 30 proceeding to the Berbian Orthodox church where interment will be at 2 pm Mountain View cemetery M J Walsh Co Panera Directors and Embala per s0e Went Park street
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Larry Duggan
Musa
Marenakis
Guat “Sarenakis
Ym Walsh
Berbian “Orthodox
Eet
Jeon Wit
Mountain "View
M. J. Walsh CO
Panera
Embala
Park Street
International Council of Women closes with banquet after quarrels
Washington May 13 Associated Press reports the quinquennial International Council of Women ended ten days of internal meetings with a farewell banquet and speeches by Lady Aberdeen and other foreign delegates. Mrs. Phillip North Moore defended the convention against pacifist and internationalist attacks while Mrs. C D Oliphant criticized American delegates for passivity. Moore denounced critics as violators of free speech and praised the delegates as patriots, noting the controversy may stem from personal notoriety or patriotism disputes.
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Associated Press
Washington
Bank
International Council of Women
Lady Aberdeen
Phillip North Moore
National Council of Women of the
United States
Mra. C. D. Oliphant
American Legion Auxiliary
Moore
Prosperity Ahead for Northwest Milwaukee Farmers Chief Says
Spokane May 13 The Associated Press reports optimism for Northwestern agriculture as conditions improve and acreage increases. Hi Byram former president of Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul Railway and a receiver said farmers will soon expand beyond bare necessities with good crops and prices. Pot ter another receiver noted improving seeding and faith in modernization.
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Fresc
Spokane
Hi. Byram
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway
Byram
Mark W. Potter
Milwaukee
Autopsy Planned For Two Infant Deaths At Local Baby Home
The attorney general's office announced that no signs of injury were found on the bodies of two infants, Agnes Toohey aged two at a baby home and William Winefer, a month old. An autopsy is scheduled to determine cause of death, with relatives stating both children recently arrived at the facility and that the family members collapsed after learning of the deaths.
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Torney
Agnes Toohey
Geiwen- Volk
William ‘Wine Fer
One-Third Deaconess Fund Drive Urges More Canvassers
The Deaconess Fund drive reports strong local support but a shortage of canvassers. Prospects are divided by districts with staff covering large areas, making it costly to reach subscribers. Officials say doubling the canvassing force would quicken the campaign and boost contributions from small-town supporters.
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San Francisco
Seattle
Jordans Begin Series of Revival Meetings
The text notes the Jordan family starting revival meetings, mentioning Brigadier and Mrs Jordan and a tired service after active duty. It references a service at a specified hour and includes a visit from Mr and Mrs P R Felker and their daughter Bonnie in Corvallis.
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Jordans
Crown Mee
Serdar ¢ Bros
Mra
Jordan
Ives
Ie Coult
Corvalls
P R. Felker
Tittle
Bonnie
Weight and blood cells promise full forms for all
A sensational claim says weight gain and robust blood cell counts can transform a NY woman or any man into a well developed face and figure. It promises simple secrets beyond diet, touts a product 8.8.8. and S88. for enriching blood and treating pimples, eczema, and rheumatism with vegetable ingredients to enhance appearance and strength.
State Supreme Courts Ruling Tightens Liquor Law
Montana Supreme Court upholds stringent liquor law ruling in Ed Redmond case with a 300 dollar fine and 60 day sentence under Volstead Act. Opinion by Associate Justice Galen affirms Madison County judgment amid other county dispute rulings and bond issues across Flathead, Lake, and Missoula counties.
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Associated Press
Helena
Montana
Galen
Madison
Ed Redmond
Sheridan
Madion County
Rose
Milton J. Murray
Ea Redmond Small
Redmond
Small
Missoula ‘County
Lake County
District Court
P. P. Brown
E. B. Day
Charles ‘N. Madeon
Lake
Flathead
Lake Counties
Missoula County
Justlcy Holloway
Cascade County
Drcion
Fate” Supreme Court
Mutu
Oil Company
LH. Hamilton
Julius
Supreme Court
Water Supreme Court
Misoula
Son of Mr Anu Mas Hr Byrne Dies in New York
The obituary notes the death of the son of Mr. Anu Mas Hr Byrne in New York. It mentions a funeral and that the Byrne family has another daughter and connections to Hornblower and related departments. The text is garbled but records a family tragedy and ties to a company.
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Anu Mas
Byrne
New York
Pictures of Patriots Presented to School
School displays feature portraits of patriots with captions noting their roles and eras. The exhibit highlights student involvement in preserving history and fosters civic awareness through visual history.
Prison terms set for mob that attacked Needleman in Martin County
In Williamston North Carolina on May 13 the court sentenced 28 convicted mob members linked to the March 29 jail removal and mutilation of tobacco salesman Joseph H Needleman. Principal defendants received 63 year totals. sentences range from 30 years to two years. Dennis Grittin drew 30 years for the actual act.
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The
Associates Press
Williamston
N.C
Joseph. H. Needleman
Martin County
R.N. Sinclair
Dennis Grittin
Eign
Rum Fleet Turns to Pacific Coast
From Continued Prom Page 1 the liquor runners off the coast between here and San Diego slip past two coast guard cutters. Arbor police say without small fast boats they can’t back up the cutters. If given a pair of fast patrol boats they could drive liquor runners from the breakwater and force operations to isolated coastline stretches while cooperating with federal men to guard landing places and watch highways from the port.
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Here
San Diego
Coast Guard
Arbor
Montana guides narrate fishing lore in fading cowboy songs
In a May report from Chicago, Montana and nearby regions boast about storytelling at Outdoor Life. Guides from Land o’ Lakes Wisconsin and Ai Dine Montana discuss the decline of cowboy balladry as fishing blocks grow scarce. The piece recalls old songs and the cultural shift as honeyokers replace frontier tunes.
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Associated Press
Chicago
John Knabala
Land O' Lakes
Wis
Montana
Evergreen
Colorado
Pueblo
White Eagle
South Dakota
John Knabla
John
Dave Branger
Ai- Dine
Mont
H Saia
F.J. Jonson
Branger
Dalladry
White Fearie
Band of kidnappers details exposed in Bloomsburg
In Bloomsburg Pennsylvania on May 13 authorities disclosed the operation methods of a kidnapper ring led by Albert Who, held on $19,000 bail. The group ran a chain of roadhouses across the Schuylkill Valley and beyond, coercing young women into leaving with the band and paying a man fifty dollars for delivering a girl to the first roadhouse.
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Bloomsburg
Albert
Sehuyl- Kill
Pennsylvania
BUSTED FATHERS TEETH TO LEARN HE WAS BATTLER
O'Donnell, a 19 year old Intermountain 118 pound boxer, shocked his father by biting his teeth through to prove his grit. He trained with Mickle and Georgie Marks, has defeated Frankie McCann and Robbie Eric, and aims for a bout on the 20th with Dixie Lawood.
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Battler
Dixie Lawood
Intermountain
O'Donnell
Mr. O'Donnell
Mickle
Zoe
Mickie Reisteds
Denen
Mickie
Frankie “McCann
Robbie "Eric
Dynamite Murphy
Lawcod
Centerville game leads with Chick Shea in standout effort
Chick Shea delivers for Centerville in a surprising home victory as he drives in runs and sparks a late rally. Blanchard, Hilltoppers set to play Laundrymen next. details mixed with other regional scores and Memorial Day tributes.
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Eenterville
Astoning
Cathe
Shea
B. Shea
Squilie
Blanchard
Amatuer leader denied efforts to whitewash Nurmi case
Des Moines May 13 Frederick W Rubien secretary of the Amateur Athletic union denied charges that he sought to whitewash Finnish runner Paavo Nurmi Ritola and manager Hug Quiet. Wilson of Drake University accused Rubien of belittling efforts for a full impartial investigation and questioned why Nurmi’s future dates were canceled and why Nurmi was rushed back to Pin.
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Associated Prose
Des Moines
Iowa
FP. W
Rubi
Amate Athletic Union
Wilson
Nurm
Drake
Nurmi
Rubien
ccacWhy
A.A. U
Hin
AA. U
A. A
New York
Frederick W
Rubian
Amateur Athletic Union
Paavo Nu Ritola
Hug Quiet
Kenneth Wilson
J Jeties
Drake University
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