Cooling the House: Ventilation Upgrade Promised
Washington reports that an official Public Health Service study urged improving the House ventilation to cure hot air in the chamber. Speaker Gannon said a cooling machine would soon be practical allowing members to work comfortably in summer. He joked a writ of injunction could curb chatter during sessions.
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Washington
Halla
Congress
Public
Houng
Gannon
Clark
Three Lives Lost When Hotel Burns In Seneca
A fire at the Seneca House hotel destroyed the building and a nearby adjoining structure in Seneca. Three people, Mr and Mrs Thomas White of Rochester and an unidentified man, died, with a fourth guest, Harry Gronsbury, escaping with minor injuries. Fire caused an estimated $40,000 in losses. The blaze began on the lower floor where a room occupied by the unidentified man was located. investigators suspect carelessness.
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Thomas White
Rochester
Harry Gronsbure
Woman on motorcycle killed in tandem car crash
Mrs. John R Andrews was killed and her husband seriously injured in a collision between a tandem motor cycle and an electric car this morning on Masa Avenue. Arthur Gouthbert, the car driver, was arrested on criminal negligence charges.
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Leo Minster
Masa
John R Andrews
Arthur Gouthbert
Probe setup on Gore bribery charge in Oklahoma contracts
Washington June 26 two committees, senate and house, move to probe Senator Gores bribery charge. Senate panel to meet in Washington with Senator Jones of Seattle as chair. Oklahoma City session planned for the house group to examine misconduct by an attorney and to study Indian affairs and surplus lands disposal with Burke of South Dakota as a guiding chairman.
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Washington
Senate
House
Gores
Oklahoma
Thorn
Jones
Oklahoma City
Indiana
Burke
South Dakota
Cannon
Special
Committee of
Indian Affairs
Roosevelt and Sons Go to Christ Church Embargo Held
Guater Bay NY June 26 Theodore Roosevelt kept politics off Sagamore Hill news. No visitors appeared as he and his sons Archie and Quentin rode to Christ Church in the village. He returned to Sagamore Hill with only family company and a few old friends greeting him.
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Guater Bay
Theodore Roosevelt
Sagamosse Hill
Eoen
Gov Hughes
Hoosevelt
Sagamore Hill
Sagamore Hin
Christ Church
Archie
Quentin
Colonel Roosevelt
Sagamorh Hill
Kaiser Preached Then Lost Boat Race
In a stiff breeze Kiel June 9 the American schooner Wentward owned by Alexander B Cochran of New York won the Jubilee prize, beating Lieutenant Krupp von Hebron and Halbachs Germania by one minute and 43 seconds. Emperor Williams aboard the Mateor finished third, close behind Germania. The emperor conducted divine services aboard the imperial yacht Hohensollern with a sermon on "Did Jesus Live" amid public debate sparked by recent claims that Jesus may not have lived.
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Kiel
Alexander B Cochran
New York
Krupp von Hebron
Halbach
Emperor Williams
Emperor
Vaudeville at Forsyth Promises Lively Week of Acts
At the Forsyth, a vivid vaudeville bill unfolds this week starting Monday with a matinee. Seven real acts have been selected. The feature will be Welch Mealy and Montrose, an eccentric comedy act.
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Forsyth
Cork
Welch
Mealy
Montrose
Waycross Boom Signals Record Industrial Progress
Waycross Ga June 26 special report notes the first half of 1910 as a record for industrial activity with progress described as of permanent character, marking unprecedented town growth and economic development.
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Waycross
Vaudeville Preview Brims With Stars In Atlanta
The act Welch leads promises a world wide laugh with Gordon Pickens Company in What Would You Do? The California Girls offer piano cello and violin pieces with local numbers. Elena the Indian maiden and Freeman and Dunham bring humor to the bill. Ollie Young introduces a great novelty. The Lyric features Emma Hunting Stock in Lena Rivera with Mite Bunting praised. Bijou presents Cox and Parlay dance, Graham and Randall in A Gay Old Boy, ZilMa Kent and George Smedley with King of strings. Harry Greco to sing.
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Atlanta
Scream” Welch
Gordon Pickens
Galifornia
Ocal
Elena
Freeman
Dunham
James R. Waters
Ollie Young
Ape
Hoop Rallers
Twp Tyme
Emma Hunting Stock Company
Lena Rivera
Mary J ‘Holmes
Mite Bunting
Lena Rivers
Sgt. Himo
Cox and
Parlay
Graham and
Randall
Zil- Ma Kent
George Smediey
Sturta
Harry Greco
Crowds at Camps for Jeffries Johnson Fight Show Busy Scene
Reno on June 26 reports quiet progress as crowds flood Jeffries Johnson fight camps. Governor’s orders and state police bolster security while arena construction accelerates. Johnson and Jeffries entertain visitors, with betting pools attracting heavy wagers despite Sunday.
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Jeffries
Johnson
Great Arena
Reno
Nev
Nevada
Jeffrlea-Johnach
Tex Rickard
Gillett
California
Monta Springs
Jim Corbett
Truckee
Bibb Pignat
Ben Lomond
Jack Johnson
Agpen
Curloun
Richard
Tate Police
William L Cox
Nevada State Police
Dickerson
Cox
Tom Corbett
San Francisco
John Sullivan
James J Corbett
Choynakl
al Kaufman
Walter Monehan
Tohnson
East Pryor Street set to bloom with new theater boom
The opening of Joel Hurt’s theater project signals a major shift in the east Pryor street district. Analysts note rising values, new stores on Ivy and nearby areas, and plans for a large office building as investors redirect toward this formerly neglected corridor.
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Joel Hurt
Elan & Erlanger
Watrior
Pryor Street
Pryor
Panchtree Street
Pryor Streat
Peachtree Street
Ivy Street
Peachtree
Forsyth
East Pryor
Klaw & Smanger
Thore
Theater Alte
Hounton
Ivy
Blair Armstrong
Exyins
Atlanta to Host Pick of Shows This Theater Season
Atlanta prepares for a strong theater season with two high class venues. Grand will host major national attractions while a new house for Kiaw and Erlanger aims to open by year end. Savage ties with Klaw & Erlanger and independent producers broaden offerings across cities. Jack Youngs oversees Pontes de Leon operations and Lyric may stage T E B Henry's new play by season's close.
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Atlanta
Rhuberts
Dan Arthur
Deisspater
the Lieblers
Brady Cort
Kiaw & Erlanger
Asason
Grand
Joe] Hurt
Wagewod Avenue
Atresta
Savage
Klaw & Erlanger
Henry W Savage
National Theater Owners’ Association
Menara Kiow
Jack Youngs
Pontes de Leon
Lyric Company
T E B Henry
Moan
Legislators to Peek Behind Scenes at Lyric Theater
Georgia lawmakers will be invited to a behind the scenes look at the Lyric theater. Miss Emma Bunting will be introduced, and advance invitation cards prepared for members of both houses and others. Manager Sloan plans a large turnout and will present Governor Brown with a box at the performance of Lone Rivers.
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Georgia
Lyric Theater
Emma Bunting
Sloan
Hours
Senate
House
Capitol
Sloen
Brown
Cyclist Injured Dodging East Lake Street Car
John McKenny a young white man rode his motorcycle into an East Lake street car at Fair Street and the Boulevard yesterday afternoon. He dodged the car causing his wheels to skid along the rut of the tracks and strike the car as it stopped. He fell heavily and was bruised though not seriously injured. An ambulance from Greenberg Bond Bloomfield took him to Atlantis hospital for treatment.
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John McKenny
East Lake Street
Fair Street
McKenney
Greenberg. Bond & Bloomfield
McKenny
Atlants Hospital
Mrs Alice C Bell Dies In McFall at 49
Mrs. Alice C Bell widow of Ww R Bell died early today at her home 74 North Boulevard in McFall in her 49th year. Survived by three daughters Mrs Whitaker Mrs Curry and Mary Bell. two sons JG Bell and B F Bell. one brother D D Burns of Anciston. Body at Barclay Brandon's chapel. Funeral at her old McFall home, service conducted by Hav. T. K. Trotter.
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Alice
McFall
Ale
Alice C. Bell
Ww R Bell
North
Bowevard
Mre
Whitaker
Mingen Curry
Mary Bell
B F Bell
D. D. Burns
Anciston
Barclay & Brandon's
Bell
T. K. Trotter
Painting permanence and white lead in coatings debate
A fragment argues that painting should aim beyond surface coverage and emphasizes durable film composition, criticizing superficial use of the term painting and urging reliance on a dependable material like white lead to ensure permanence in property finishes.
Red Seal Lead Paint Trade Mark Claim in Dutch Boy Ad
An advertisement touts Red Seal and Atlantic Pure White Lead as durable leading paints. It claims long lasting color that resists chipping and cracking, promoting Dutch Boy Paint Adviesr No 88 and related white leading products for preservation.
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Sant Frax
Ties Boy in Old Sack to Make Him Behave
Rana Miles was arrested after neighbors reported a boy tied in a sack and dragged, then pounded against a fence. Police found Abraham Maddin, son of Jim Maddin jailed for killing a pawnbroker, in a dark room. The boy’s mother said the sack was used to enforce obedience, noting the child’s resemblance to his father.
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Rana Miles
Craven Street
Nogris
Nortons House
Abraham Maddin
Jim Maddin
Deostur Street
Miles
Rena
Becauas
Abraham
Electric-Lighted Observation Car to Birmingham Seaboard
Seaboard introduces an electric lighted observation car to Birmingham from Atlantic City. The dining car service will begin June 26 with departures after 535 pm and arrival in Birmingham at 10 pm. City Ticket Office at 88 Peach tree.
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Atlante
Birmingham
Seaboard
City
Nuage Wins Grand Prix de Perils in Rain at Long Champs
Paris June 26 Nuage in a rainstorm wins the Grand Prix de Perils over Long Champs by one length, paying 9 to 1. Reinhardt is second for W Vanderbilt, Bronzine third for Baron de Rothschild. The one mile seven furlongs Grand Prix de Pariale stake valued at 460000 saw Nuage backed 5 to 1, Reinhardt 20 to 1, Bronzine Yootot with favorites Lemberg and Charles O Malley fading to the rear.
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Paris
Champs
Mme N G Cheremeteft
Nuage
W . Vanderbilt
Reinhardt
Baron de Rothschilds
Bronzine
Yootot
Lemberg
It Farle
Cunliffe
Charles O'Melley
Pence Slays Himself in Florida Home Shooting
Cullen Pence a South Whitley Ind native long active in Florida fruit growing and trucking died by gunshot at his Boynton Beach home. His wife found his body in the bathroom with a pistol nearby after a period of illness and despondency.
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Boynton, Fla
Cullen Pence
South Whitley
Ind
Dix
Pence
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National Association For Routes
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