Bible Named Man by Judge After Paroled Prisoner Trial
The article recounts Judge Maxey’s recognition of Lewis Bible at a trial for a parolee case. Bible, who had regained his freedom, faced doubts about his reliability as witnesses testifying for the defense. Despite earlier concerns, the judge concluded Bible’s name and appearance fit, and allowed continued consideration of his testimony. The scene includes the judge’s cautious assessment and Bible’s uncertain future after the parole incident.
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Trentse
Maxe
Lewis Bille
Maxey
Lewis
Oman
Lanter Jr
Hidige
Lewis Lihle
Surgeon’s fowl graft baffles Chicago experts
Dr Victor Lespinas of a western university reported transplanting rooster testes into a hen to study sex traits. The hen developed combs feathers and spurs, strutted like a rooster, and moved about town with a cock’s demeanor. Further experiments yielded Siamese twin chicks, though they did not survive long.
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Chicago
Victor D. Lespitingad
Doctor Léspinas
Uaektia
Chita
Knowledge of frog language claims from colonial museum head
Madge Phisalie, leader of the par ological laboratory in the Coloniall Museu of Natural History in Tavis, asserts understanding the language of frogs and tadpoles while her husband Pace Gertrid Milsate of the Pasteur Institute is identified as discovering the entire ger.
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Madge Phisalie
Parological Laboratory
Coloniall Museu of Natural History
Tavis
Pace Gertrid Milsate
Pasteur Institute
Doctor Pierce’s Favorite Prescription Advocated for Women
An advertisement extols Doctor Pierce’s Favorite Prescription as a tonic for women and girls. It claims to strengthen the nervous system, relieve headaches and dizziness, and improve overall health. A testimonial from Mrs. K E Lona supports its use during adolescence and beyond.
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Dr. Pierce
Austro Army Draws Few in Recruiting Drives
Fragmented report notes Austria's army plan to draft 80 000 men under a provincial setup. Provisions bar political activity by auxiliary forces and require provincial residency for enlistees. Despite socialist calls, recruiting lags in Vienna and industrial centers while provincial yields remain uncertain.
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Vienna
Austria
Germain
Swamp a Beautiful Park Near Wellinglai Kansas
A community park project in Wellinglai Kansas is described with a park house and landscaping. The design features a stone reception room and ample seating for about 250 people, surrounded by trees shrubs and flowers.
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Wellinglai
Booze Not a Cure Said in Ames Intelligencer Ad
A brittle ad-style piece warns that whiskey is no remedy for colic and stomach ache. It urges seeking a doctor or giving Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy. The note claims the remedy is obtainable everywhere and plugs extra copies of the News- Telegram for five cents.
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Ames Iowa Intelligencer
Chamberlain
Judge Morris Cheered by Tenants in Chicago Court
Judge William Morris, in shirt sleeves, faced tenants and court attaches as he signaled his ruling against a Chicago landlord. He urged the landlord to appeal, saying he could go to the Supreme Court or proceed as directed.
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Wiliam Morris
Chicago
Supreme Court
English Girl Becomes American Citizen in Immigrant Bureau Action
Baltimore widow Emily Knowles Spiker, an English girl who married her baby’s uncle, has been officially recognized as an American citizen and will not be deported. The treasury will return two Liberty bonds of 100 each, posted by Cora Spiker. The case drew wide attention due to family forgiveness and prior statements about marriage prospects.
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Baltimore
Emily Knowles Spiker
Alfred Koy Spiker
Treasury Department
Spiker
Cota Spiker
Guy Spiker
Paris France preps for summer battlefield tours
France appoints authorities to guide United visitors this summer. Hospital trains will transport sightseers to the British French and American fronts for ten day tours. France expects 500000 American tourists. Steps aim to curb hotel overcharges in resort towns and cities.
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Paris
France
Aberlevin
Jopuck
Plutocrat Looms Up in WV Army Tale
A garbled clipping recalls Bincheld West Virginia writer Coehurn boy Bengt a borgel of whisky and a discharged young officer aged 41. The fragment hints at a dramatic rise and a failing tale of wealth and military service.
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Bincheld
Army
Bengt
Latin Gains In Iowa High Schools In 1919 20
Latin grew in Iowa high schools during the 1919 20 school year. University of Iowa data show 322 schools taught Latin this year, up from 311 the prior year. Latin remained the leading language and the sole subject with a gain.
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Iowa City
Towa
University of Towa
Will Rogers Opera House Tonight The Strange Boarder
Tonight at the Fulton Building Dr H K Williams dentist presents Will Rogers in The Strange Boarder at the opera house corner Fifth and Chestnut Streets. Tickets available at the box office with doors opening early for seating.
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Opera House Tonight
Will Rogers
Opera House
Will Rogers , “the Strange Boarder
H. K. Williams
Fulton Building
Fifth
Chestnut Streets
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