Freed from Mide charges Quinn seeks clover fields in escape
Chicago widow Mrs. Jane Taylor Quinn, acquitted of murdering her husband to defraud an insurer, plans a trip to Jackson Michigan and vows to hunt for the man she says killed her husband. She described longing for rural life, clover fields, forests, and country air after seven months in jail. The case now rests with police to find the slayer as she leaves for relatives in Michigan.
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Central Newa Bureau
Chicago
The
Banner
Jane Taylor Quinn
Jackson
Mich
Quinn
Roseland
Illinois
Stone County
The Camera as a Weapon in Clean-Up Crusades
The Augusta Chronicle cites Washington Clean-Up efforts using photography to spur civic action. Photographs of alleys and back yards prompted immediate cleanup, cutting rubbish hauled to dumps by 25 to 35 percent. Merchants and citizens funded removal drives. many funds were returned as residents took pride in cleaning their premises. Fifty-two civic groups joined, leading to the formation of a City Sanitary Commission.
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Washington City
Washington
Amy W
W. Richardson
Mostases
Citzens
Board of Trade
Chamber of Commerce
Boy Scouts
City Sanitary Commission
Augusta Chronicle
Hot Springs Liver Buttons Now Sold in Athens Drug Stores
H R Palmer & Sons announce Famous Hot Springs Liver Buttons are in Athens drug stores for the first time. The product promises relief from constipation and an orderly liver, with benefits claimed for stomach, headaches, nervousness, and blood purification. A 25 cent box is available, with mail orders from Hot Springs Chemical Co.
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H. R. Palmer & Sons
Hot Springs
Athens
Tn Hot Springs
Southwest
Hot Springs Chemical Co
Ark
Healer of Boils and Ulcers Sold at Druggists
A remedy touted as a healer of boils ulcers eczema sore lips and piles is offered for 25 cents at all druggists. The brief presence in the advertisement highlights a general cure style common to old newspapers with emphasis on affordability and wide availability.
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Edmund T. Nesbit
Hering
Nesbit
Ana
Ciacomtigam
Ite
Hetat Portock
Ba Folena
Fene Agai
Jesbit
Northwestern Development Congress Opens In Seattle
Nearly one thousand delegates gather in Seattle for the Northwestern Development Congress with governors leading delegations from California Idaho Nevada Oregon Washington Minnesota Utah Montana Wyoming Colorado South Dakota North Dakota. The three day meeting will tackle a uniform public lands policy and proposed legislation to spur regional growth and stem emigration to western Canada.
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Seattle
Wash
Northwestern Development Congress
California
Idaho
Nevada
Oregon
Washington
Minnesota
Rizons
Utah
Montana
Wyoming
Colorado
South Dakota
North Dakota
Northwestern States
Western
Canada
Democrats Choose Leaders In Ohio Convention
Toledo June 4 The Democratic state convention met to organize and name candidates tomorrow for governor and other state offices. Congressman James M. Cox of Dayton leads the gubernatorial field, with William G. Sharp of Elyria, State Treasurer David S Creamer, and Gen C H Hughes of the public service commission also mentioned as contenders.
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Toledo
James M. Cox
Dayton
William G. Sharp
Elyria
David 8. Creamer
C.H. Hughes
Public Service Cormission
Factory Inspectors Confer Opens In Washington
The International Association of Factory Inspectors opened its twenty sixth annual meeting in Washington with Edgar T Davies presiding. Delegates from nearly all states and several Canadian Provinces attended the session.
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Washington, D. C
International Association of
Edgar T. Davies
Derby Classic Race at Epsom Downs Sees American Interest
London June 4 The Derby the famed English turf classic will be run tomorrow at Epsom Downs. American interest centers on Sweep er II bred in the United States as a strong betting favorite. The race honors a long line of American connections including Lorillard’s Troquois and later winners carried by Whitney and Croker in earlier years.
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London
Epsom Downs
H. B. Duryeau
Sweeper II
United States
Pierre Lorillard
Leamington-Maggie B. B
William C. Whitney
Volodyovski
Lady Meuz
Richard Croker
Orby
International Radio Telegraphic Conference Opens in London
Leaders from major nations gather in London to set uniform wireless laws and regulate radio telegraphy. The Titanic disaster, and wireless rescue efforts that saved 600 lives, spurred urgency and global participation. The U S delegation includes Willis Molore, William Terrell, and Arthur Webster among others.
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London
United States
New York
Willis L. Molore
Weather Bureau
William D. Terrell
Wireless Ae Aa
Department of Commerce
Arthur G. Webster
Clerk University
Little Champs Triumph in Crawford Doubleheader
In Crawford Georgia the Little Champions and Crawford Stars split a teen age baseball doubleheader. The Champs 11 to 6 in the second game after a 2 to 4 loss in the opener. W T Whitehead, age 13, struck out 22 batters across both games while Star pitchers fanned one apiece. Umpire's calls drew complaints though the Champs earned praise for teamwork and effort. Jim Duncan, famed discus thrower, plans boxing next fall.
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Crawford Stars
Crawford
Champs
Copter Field
W. T. Whitehead
Spectator
Whitehead
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Poison Squad
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Hae
Postum Cereal Co.,ltd
Battle Creek, Mich
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