The Great Chinese Army and the Pacific Intervention
William Philip Ames argues that China faces a massive under arms force in Pekin ruled by Taichun warring factions. A Washington conference intervention could stabilize China by demobilizing millions, reforming the army, and spurring national unity and modernization despite Beijing’s resistance.
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William Philip Simms
Pacific
Daily Herald
Philip Ames
Shanchal
Washington
Ching
Niles
Gure
Tata
Oldest Miocene mammal found in Venezuela by Field Museum
A three million year old marsupial like mammal Caenolestes was found in Venezuela by a Field Museum expedition nine years ago. Dr Osgood reports it as a living survivor from the Miocene era, offering insight into early mammalian evolution and the simplicity of its lifestyle.
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Associated Press
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America
Field Museum
Nala
Osgood
Venezuela
Dee
Tim
Bey
Danny Mery
Stiaattof
Marsupial Links Between Americas and Australia Questioned
Early studies note the unique marsupial found in America with closest living relatives in Australian bandicoots. The text discusses theories on historical land connections between South America and Australia, mentioning widespread dispersal routes and extinct groups in the southern landmasses.
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America
South America
Australia
van Australia
South American
McCurry Pushes Governor Mansion Sale Plan In 1909
In Atlanta, Senator McCurry urged selling the governor’s Peachtree Street residence and building a new one. He described the 1909 proposal as a reform move amid a state assembly debate. The committee chaired by McCurry included Ebardwick appointees and other lawmakers.
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Peachtree Street
Atlanta
Julian B. McCurry
McCurry
Senate
MeCurry
General Assembly
Tee Cappainnal
Ebardwick
Che Terevilly
Tre Bettse
Postales
Prem
Stirte
Taxpayers Must Be Ready to Dig For Uncle
Article reports on government bills and the need for taxpayers to bear costs. Quoted Albert Dy Lasker as saying the board would be forced to pay thousands of dollars of taxpayers’ money. Mentions high priced auditors and efforts to shape the tax burden amid wartime funding and shipping expenses.
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Norris Quinn Washington
Ciyth
Pat
Strupitas
Chad
Fesacer
Abel
Leone
Albert Dy Lasker
Iright
Man Who Killed Cal Sheriff Also Killed By Deputies
Los Angeles dispatch reports Sheriff A D McMartin of Venturia county was killed Saturday and Under Sheriff William E Kelley was seriously wounded during an arrest attempt at Owensmouth. The suspect, later killed in a chase with pursuers, died in a battle.
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Associated Press
Los Angeles
Cal
A. D. McMartin
Venturia
William E. Kelley
Owensmouth
Ian
Mrs Bjurstedt Wins Fifth Woman's Tennis Championship
Mrs Bjurstedt Mori won her fifth women's singles title, defeating Miss Mien Browne of Santa Monica in straight sets to extend her dominance over the seven-year period, as Hare Otte and Mathers darken the field in a steadier match.
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Hare Otte
Tnt Steadt Mathers
Mise Mien Browne
Santa Menivitah
Thier
Record Pace: Historic Locomotive Speed Milestone
A long-lost Georgia speed record train, the Atlantic Coast Line No. 210, once Plant System No. H1, set a world sprint speed of 120 miles per hour during tests in March 1901 between Savannah and Jacksonville. The event involved Seaboard Air Line and Atlantic Coast Line Plant System, with postal officials observing.
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Jacksonville
Georgia
Sto Motive
Atlantic Coast Line
United 5
Wahsington
D. C
Seaboard Air Line
Plantic Coast Line
Savannah
Florida and Western
Seaboard
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Fleming
Savannahy
Ne. PE
Lode
Taekeonville
Lodge
Toadher Trail
Ani Sereven
Gites Josap
Union Suttion
Dacksonville
Atlantic Coat Fine
Norate
Fietanes
George Gould
Arganeer
Thomas Leake
Wallhourvilles
McIntusky Co
Bee Wine Popular In Wales Doctors Advise Against It
London reports warn against Palestine bees used in homemade bee wine. Dr Wed. Lewis of Pontardawe Council calls it a deadly domestic brew, noting its higher alcohol content than beer and its appeal to women and children. He urges teetotal households to avoid tasting this vegetable-based beverage and highlights health risks from alcohol.
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London
Palestine
South Wales
Wed. Lewis
Pontardawe
Boam
Tr. Lewis
Philicen
Ami
Aeltastii
Rocky Mountains Highway Dedication to Open Scenic Route
Lander Wyoming hosts the dedication of a new highway segment linking Denver to Lander and the Yellowstone region. The route extends 204 miles beyond the Colorado line and reaches the Jackson Hole country, with officials from several states attending. Local authorities prepare to manage crowds as the ceremony unfolds with state and federal representatives in attendance.
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Associated Press
Lander
Denver
Wid River
Twogwaten
Jackson Hole
Sim
Carey Jeet
Aden Cs Satel
Tarret
Chicago
Interiat Pall
Stephen T. Mather Ibn Ta
Wallenpark Serer
Barry
Seattle
Tyne
Negro Who Killed Wife Facing Court In Five Year Term
Reported homicide case concerns a man who killed his wife and attempted suicide. He is held in Clarke county Jail awaiting the October term of court on a murder charge. The article also notes related political funding discussion in Washington.
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Goosby
Clarke County
Where the Best Eats Are Today Swan's Down Flour
A fragment listing groceries and bakery items sold by Arnald Abney Co and Arnot Abney Co. Items include Cooking Apples Peel Tender Okra Iceberg Lettuce Celery Corn Tomatoes Bell Peppers Apples Apple Sponge Cake Angel Food Cake Old fashioned Pound Cake and Angel Food Cake.
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Arnald
Abney & Co
Arnold, Abney & Co
Animal Prices High Zoo Closes Up Shop
Prices for animals rise as the zoo shuts operations, with elephants and bears priced steeply. The public faces higher costs for acquiring animals, reflecting a buoyant market and limited supply.
Roosevelt Note Fraud Case Stirs Estate Fight
A New York inquiry probes whether a criminal ring targets wealthy estates by filing fake debt claims. Emma Burkett accuses Theodore Roosevelt and Charles Shanson of a 6900 loan and note endorsement. Roosevelt estate disputes the signature and guards against manipulation by a supposed fraud network. Burkett, once a Danville matrimony ad operator, has been jailed. prosecutors believe she’s part of a broader scheme preying on prominent figures with forged notes and staged loans.
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New York
Emma Richardson Burkett
Theodore Roosevelt
Charles J. Shanson
Roosevelt
Trousseau
Purkett
Chicago
Shanson
Dooling
Chevrolet Car Stolen At Georgia Depot Sat. P. M
Police seek a young white boy who stole a Chevrolet owned by Alfred Batley in front of the Georgia depot on Saturday afternoon. The car was recovered later at Gunn's Corner ten miles from Athens on Crawford road, abandoned with two flat tires. Authorities say the youth likely stopped to visit relatives in Crawford, no damage beyond the tires.
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Alfred Batley
Georgia Depot
Gunn's Corner
Athens
Crawford Road
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Crawford
Easy Going Prague Amazes Americans
Americans touring Prague see long closed shops for summer vacations and midday closures. The piece notes reduced hours, social dining, and local pride in comfort over extended selling time. It contrasts Czech leisure with American busyness along the Moldau river.
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Prague
Union of Silver and Goldsmiths
Postoffice
Moldau
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