Disabled Veterans Demand Justice For Pension Bill
Washington January 9 1016 disabled World War veterans pressured Congress to pass the Bursum bill granting regular retirement pay to disabled emergency army officers. Senator Bursum said he would push the relief bill at once with expected enactment this session.
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Ghosts to Leave Surratt House When Remodeled
Washington report notes the Surratt house at 604 H Street Northwest will be remodeled into a restaurant. Owner Irvin Swartzman plans a modern front, removing the haunted aura once linked to Booth, Lincoln’s assassin, and the 1865 conspiracy.
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Oppose Stone for Supreme Court Justice Seat
Washington January 9 Opposition develops to Attorney General Stone named to Supreme Court after the Senate judiciary committee met and failed to confirm the appointment A protest against Stone promotion was filed by James A Ownby of Colorado Senator Sterling said the protest was final and Ownby represented no organization
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Dirigible Los Gles Over New York City In Test Flight
In bright sunshine a large dirigible named Los gcles hovered above New York City as part of a first series of short test flights. The German-built air liner crossed the Atlantic during these trials, showcasing early airship testing over the metropolis.
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Water Works Drive to the Right Sign in Blanket Texas
The Blanket Texas water works sits in town center and doubles as a Drive to the Right sign. Water is pumped from a 200 foot deep well in the system.
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Connecticut Governor Sworn as U S Senator
Governor Hiram Bingham of Connecticut was sworn in as United States Senator to replace the late Sen Brandegee. He had recently served as lieutenant governor and governor of Connecticut and was assigned to the military affairs and post roads committees.
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Omnibus Pension Bill Clears House To Senate
The House passed an omnibus pension bill increasing annual rolls by 161 220 dollars and sent it to the Senate. About 800 widows dependent children and Civil War veterans who were previously denied pensions become beneficiaries of the legislation.
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Hyde Grants Paroles and Pardons to Twenty Five Convicts
Hyde today approved paroles and pardons for twenty five inmates including five serving life terms in prison, marking a broad clemency action by the state.
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Danish Scientist Seeks Cure for Tuberculosis
Professor Holger Moellgaard gains medical endorsement for Sanocrysine, an organic gold compound, touted as a potential early-stage tuberculosis cure.
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Crossword Puzzle Clue Glut From Dense Upside Down Layout
A scrambled crossword puzzle text fragment presents a long list of fragmented clues and garbled phrases. The content includes partial word hints for multiple entries, stray letters, and misformatted items, indicating a damaged page segment with no coherent solution.
Taxi Driver Names Suspect in Kendig Slaying
Columbus, Jan 9. Police identified Glenn Whittmer of Columbus as the man who fatally shot Mrs. Ruth Kendig in a Tuesday morning killing. W E Mitchell, a local taxi driver, said Kendig and Mitchell were in his cab in front of her home when she was shot. Detectives expect first degree murder charges to be filed, with Whittmer likely to be arraigned in Municipal Court Saturday.
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Prescription for stubborn coughs
The text advertises Bronchyline Emulsion as a fast remedy for persistent lingering coughs that resist ordinary syrups. It claims four teaspoonfuls daily stop old-timers coughs quickly without chloroform sugar or dope. Clines Pharmacy Co. and dealers nationwide supply it.
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His Last Act Missouri Governor Arthur M
On the eve of his retirement in Jefferson City Missouri Governor Arthur M. is reported nearing the end of his term. The scene centers on farewell duties and unsteadily balances political legacy with impending retirement.
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Deaths in Canaanville and Lowry family obituaries
Maimie Fields nine died Thursday noon of typhoid at home after five weeks illness. Funeral at 2 Sunday at Methodist church burial in adjoining cemetery. Survived by parents Mrs and Mr Fred Fields sister Melvia brothers Howard and Joseph. Etheland Lowry funeral at 2 Sunday at brother C O Lowry home 84 Richland avenue burial in West Union street cemetery. Large amounts of fat soluble vitamins are contained in fatty fish.
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Orders of Court Delay Hangings in Georgia Case
In Griffin Georgia lawyers for Gervis Bloodworth and Willie Jones confessed slayers of N W Underwood near Butler halted their scheduled executions with a temporary restraining order granted earlier today by Judge W J H Verey The injunction delays the death sentence in a case that has drawn regional attention A scarab beetle 15900000 years old was found in north China.
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Kidney Health Advice and State Ranger Action in Texas
An article extols drinking water and Jad Salts to flush kidneys and prevent disorders, urging physician checkups twice yearly. It then reports Adjutant General Barton ordering the Texas Ranger force to Eastern Texas to smash a traveling arson gang that has looted seven towns in three weeks.
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