Pitsburg Letter Requests Nerve Remedies for War Strain
A Pittsburgh foreign trade commission letter from FY. B. Gerben urges nerve strengthening remedies for troops or civilians as European War tensions strain inhabitants. The missive, received yesterday, seeks communication with various agencies but does not specify medicine use.
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Earl Cotton Catlin after brief liberty in Carolina murder case
Earl Cotton Cai and two others faced trial for the death of Smith Lathe in North Carolina. Reports say Cotton and accomplices transported Smith’s body to a quarry. a restaurant owner linked him to the crime. Aimed at vindicating a killer’s brief escape and capture in Kentucky.
Government Loans and Farm Mortgages Discussion
Government loans and farm mortgages dominate the April session as representatives discuss policy, credit limits, and new membership proposals. The dialogue touches on the presidency, congressional plans, and potential reforms tied to financing for rural and agricultural sectors.
Strike Ends Work On City Street Railway Line
A transport strike halted track repairs on the street railway line tonight. Crews were ducked from duty and will resume operations and maintenance in the morning at the usual work locations.
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Rem Ule Fell
Mouiatels
Trial testimony in Fayette County assault case
A court heard testimony yesterday from a government witness in Fayette County detailing a whipping and beating incident involving a servant as part of a broader assault case. The witness, Maggie, urged by the government, refuted the defense and described the events leading to the arrest and charges. The government rested its case, and the defense prepared to present its witnesses, with arguments scheduled for tomorrow.
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Trial details unfold in husband wife shooting case
Testimony centers on Theresa Mes describing the night of the shooting in Meirroom as she recalls her husband’s alleged actions. Prosecutors question whether the revolver found in the car belonged to the deceased and if evidence ties to the husband’s involvement.
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Death of Thresher Probe Follows Maritime Case
An American mining man Leon C Whresher is said to have perished when the British liner Falaba was destroyed by a German submarine. Washington officials seek definite evidence before acting while inquiries are ordered. The note to Germany would hold them strictly accountable for the loss of American lives at sea. Swoboda case also noted with Paris dispatches on Obadin arrest and citizenship concerns.
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la Toune
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Washington Today
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Daniels Honors Brave Fireman Medal Awarded for Rescue
An official ceremony recognizes a fireman for rescuing shipmates after an explosion aboard a vessel. The event highlights courage and risk, with medals presented by a secretary and dignitaries. The salute emphasizes heroism amid danger at a distant port.
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Philippine Islands
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