Tough Trip From Wisdom to Jackson Described
The report details a difficult journey from Wisdom to Jackson, with a car driven by Maxwell through rough passes amid snow and mud. The trip faced sparse county roads and harsh terrain, yet Maxwell completed the route, prompting speculation about the machine and its reliability in rugged conditions.
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RS Mentrum Fe
Anaconda
Maxwell
Jackson
Shor
Shane
Eire
arKe Yietie
Beaverhead
Granite
Kitchin Attacks Navy Opponents in House Speech
Washington May 30 Majorit y leader Kitchin defended the naval appropriation bill in the House asserting that the five year program would waste funds on ships at high postwar prices. He attacked the drive for immediate readiness as driven by aid to jingoism and warned prices would fall for materials after the war. The speech continued through a long debate ahead of final vote on the measure.
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Washington
Siamiste
Pehchine
Neeee Ie
Child killed by bucket in auto at Hartford City
In Hartford City Indiana a coroner's inquest explored the death of a girl named Geraldine Stout who died in an automobile yesterday while riding with her parents. The report states a bucket was thrown into the car, leading to her death and the investigation touches on Albert Thomas and Maine, with ongoing incitement against him.
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Hartford City
Ind
Man Charged With Murder In Bridport Incident
Wash May 30. A man named John Stewart surrendered at Bridgeport today admitting the murder of Mrs Smith an aged homesteader near Heme Viger mountain. He allegedly killed her and obtained only ten cents from the scene. Authorities announce the admission and the case proceeds to court.
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Wash
John Stewart
Bridgeport
Hughes Majority in New York Delegation
May 20 New York delegates to the Republican National Convention show a clear majority backing Justice Hughes for president according to Frederick C. Tanner chairman of the state committee and a delegate at large. A letter signed by William Barnes announced a Chicago meeting of New York delegates on June 6 to organize and transact business, amid talks of resolutions by Root Roosevelt and Hughes camps.
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New York
Justice Hughes
Frederick C. Tanner
Republican State Committee
William Barnes
Unicago
New York State
May
Roomvelt
Hughes
Root
Waite Family Plans Appeal to Court
Grand Rapids May 30 Clyde Waite brother of Dr Seihor Warren Waite announced an appeal would be taken from the verdict returned against the young dentist last Saturday by a New York jury finding him guilty of murder in the death of his millionaire father in law John J Peck of Grand Rapids. Clyde Waite and his father had returned from New York and said the appeal would proceed regardless of Dr Waite’s wishes.
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Grand Rapids
Mich
Clyde Waite
Seihor Warren Waite
New York
Hich
John J. Peck
Dr M Dill Sails to Take Charge of Expedition
New York May 30 Dr John R Medill of Milwaukee longtime director of Philippine hospitals sails for Europe to lead two medical relief expeditions in Germany and Austria. He is sent by the American physician expedition committee and funded by funds from a Chicago charity. With him are two assistants and eight nurses. Four more sailors join tomorrow to form hospital units. The committee runs three large hospitals in Germany.
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New York
John R. Medill
Milwaukee
Philippine General
Philippine Islands
Irgeon
McDall
Germany
Senate approves three day recess for national conventions
Washington May 20 The senate cleared the way for the national political conventions by adopting a resolution for three days recesses from June 18. Only introductory bills and routine business will be in order during recess. the president will be in session only for meetings. House leaders plan to keep the branch in session during the convention period, working on appropriation bills.
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Washington
Senate
Sune
Ferane
Tenth
California
House
Memorial Day Observed as House Debates Naval Bill
In Washington on Memorial Day the House advanced the naval appropriation bill with debate continuing under the five-minute rule. A final vote on the measure is expected late Friday afternoon.
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Washington
Questions and Answers on Naturalization and Montana Facts
A mixed Q and A item discusses naturalization procedures under rule 17, then shifts to broad notes on national holidays, and Montana facts. It covers how to file in case of lost naturalization papers, the role of the clerk, and forwarding information to the Bureau of Naturalization, plus various Montana geographic and demographic queries and a report from Paris on Bulgarian Macedonian matters.
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Washington
Bureau of Natural Liaison
Homenhereal
Hollasauriet
Columbia
Montana
Uncertain Wednesday May 31 1916 Horoscope Warns of Dangers
The May 31 1916 horoscope warns of an unsettled day with adverse Jupiter and Venus alignments. Predictions mention rising tides of naval tension strikes and disasters, urging safeguarding health and cautious banking, with exhortations to avoid litigation for those born on this date and noting potential perseverance and success for those individuals.
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Jupiter
Venus
Saturn
Mars
Sition
Pein
Zacura
Venena
Sato
Montana bazaar showcases state products at St Pauls church
Montana products of every description are exhibited and sold by St. Pauls Methodist Episcopal Church at the bazaar in the courthouse basement. The event features Montana goods loaned by a local firm, fancy work by church women, home cooked meals, and a practical electrical range among novelties.
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Montana
St. Paul's Methodist Episcopal Church
Butte Aa
Danes Leaving Denmark to Fill English Farm Labor
Danish workers, sons of farmers, are being sent in batches of 200 to addresses in England to ease a labor shortage on English farms. The program aims to recruit workers from Denmark to support agricultural harvests and farm operations during a period of reduced labor supply.
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Denmark
Missing One Perfectly Good Note From Carranza
Washington May 80 State department officials were mystified by the failure of the new note from General Carranza to reach the Mexican embassy. Manuel Mendez, the foreign attache from Mexico City, arrived in Washington and said he had no knowledge of the note and was here on vacation.
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Washington
State Department
Two Little Girls Head to Alaska Alone From Oregon City
In Oregon City Oregon on May 30 Vire sinla Harbottle aged 9 and her sister Fans aged 7 left forattle Wash whence they will sail for Alaska on their way to White Horse Yukon Territory They plan a 1100 mile journey unaccompanied by an adult guardian They are daughters of Mr and Mrs Prank Harbottle of White Horse Born in the Yukon they lived there all their lives until last fall when they came to attend school They have been living with their aunt Mrs G F Asken who is aiding their journey Great Britain is divided into eight munition areas.
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Oregon City
Ore
Harbottle
Ner Elster
Wash
Alaska
White Horse
Yukon
Territory
Wilds
Prank Harbottle
Tey
G. F. Asken
Great Britain
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Ouimet
Francis Oulmet
Massachusetts Golf Association
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