Goddard Defeats Kimball U. 40 to 21 in Gym Bout
Goddard High School beat Kimball University 40 to 21 at Inchua ch Street Gym. Heath Buck and Tidle led with four baskets each as Goddard built a early 16 to 3 lead, while Kimball struggled in offense and fouls limited chances.
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Santhery
Wat
Kimball Viton Wgadewy
Meriden
Church Street Gymnasium
K. T
Glover
Goddant
Bodl
Godiard
Bock
Gue
School House Burned in Dorset Fire
Maxtchester February 4 A Dorset school house was destroyed by five Sunday morning. Fire officials suspect incendiary origin after the janitor said he cleaned stoves Saturday and fires were out. The building housed about forty pupils and stood as a local district school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maxtchester
Dorset
Hyomei touted as cure for colds and ear infections
An advertisement touts Hyomei as a universal remedy for catarrh fever and irritation with claims it penetrates every air cell to kill bacteria. It promises refunds through the Red Cross if Hyomei fails, urging readers to test the product risk free.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anathior
Hyomel
Beneds
Hood's Sarsaparilla Promotes Health During Illness Outbreak
An old advertised claim touts Hood's Sarsaparilla as a remedy for flu like ailments and rheumatic pains. The benchtop promotion describes it as a purifier and preventive sold in liquid or Sarsatabs form, priced at one dollar per dose, produced by C J Hood & Co of Lowell Massachusetts.
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Hood
C.J. Hood Cy
Lowell, Musa
Harvard Man Tries Death By Own Action
Robert J Minot, twenty two, of 10 Halyoke Harvard Square, shot himself in the head after leaving a Stillman Infirmary lecture. Police report says he was found unconscious on the floor by students. He was taken to a hospital in an ambulance with a bullet wound to the right side of the head.
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Robert J, Minot
Ls & Harvard Freshuas
Chusette Avenue
Halyekestvente
Minot
Hig Rnin
Hey
Atubont
Hutemery
Poli
Harvard Square
Sass
Robert Minot
Hemper
Stillman Indimmary
Lewis Succeeds Mitchell in United Mine Workers
Tadianapolia Feb 4 Thomas Lewis has been elected to succeed Lou Mitchell as president of the United Mine Workers. Willa D. Ryan was chosen to succeed J. Wilks as secretary treasurer. Strong support and an overwhelming vote shaped the national officer race, with Lewis taking the top post and the vice treasurer filing.
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Lewis
Mitchell
United Mine Workers
Tadianapolia
Thomas Lewis
Lou Mitel
America
Willa D. Ryan Yer
J. Wile
Lary
Smeretarytyasurer
Hlinsis Mink
Earthquake of slight intensity sighted near Washington
A recorded earthquake of slight intensity occurred yesterday afternoon in Washington D C. The shock began at 1:16 PM and propagated in an easterly to westerly line, recorded by observers in Warbington D C and nearby stations.
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Washington
Warbington D.C
Not A Drop Of Water In Any Railroad Stock
Lewiton Utah Feb 4. Fragmentary garbled text claims no water in any railroad stock. Mentions Eliott at the Northern Pacific and disputes water issues with railroads. Text is largely unreadable and inconsistent.
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Eliott
The
Northern Pacific Road
Lewiton
Utaho
Northern Pacific Railroad
Senator Culberson Seeks Treasury Row Details
Senator Culberson yesterday directed the secretary of the treasury to report whether any complaint was made between October and November 10, any Sew Moes Wark refused to pay cash or faced obsc ure eater and what replies were given, with a likely roll up of records.
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Wretington
Culberson
Treasury
Freswury
New England Shops Resume After Shutdown
Local retailers in Boston restart operations amid reopening after a closure period. Officials note renewed consumer demand and adjusted safety measures. Shoppers express cautious optimism as markets reopen across the region.
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New England
New War Over Kelsey Sparks State Politics
A campaign to remove Kelsey gains momentum after a two vote shift. Gov Gower reports removal as a duty to the people, while allies warn the move could trigger a long, turbulent session and renewed clashes with the old guard.
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Keley
Miranee
Kelsey
Gowerser Fioghes
Renwal
Anterosta
Gowernar
Kelewy
Protective tariff reform push in Washington aims at presidential action
Washington dispatch reports protectionists eager to appeal to President Hoover to launch a tariff investigation. James W. Van Cleave of St. Louis and other manufacturers say the inquiry could prove exports are burdened by protectionist policy, urging Congress to act before 1900. The aim is to save tariff protection amid political pressure from both major parties and farmers and livestock interests.
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Miles
Racier
Wis
Congress
Roower
James W. van Cleave
St. Louie
National of Irranturers, Nudey
Onsiaogtut
Van
Seater Foraker
New York
Snlay
Conlanbon
Aldrich
Thee Provident Toorton
TWO WOMEN KILLED IN WABASH WRECK
A Wabash wreck killed two women and injured others as a derailment damaged a rail line. Fire and debris trapped victims while trains halted near the landing dam. Reported names include Frances Margo of Detroit and Mrs A McKey of Detroit amid a scene of wreckage and chaos.
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Wabash
Rivet
Frere
Britten
Wetey
As Tire
Frances Margo
Budapoet
Humwary
Mireohn Smith
Mitander
Metz
Detroit
Saree
Uaemkort
McKey
Almang Thor
Succeeds Jameson in the African fund effort
An official note confirms the transition of leadership from Jameson to Toe Pet, with Merriman and See named among supporters in the African fund drive. Details remain fragmentary but indicate a shift in oversight and ongoing fundraising activity tied to the organization.
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Merriman, & i
The
African Fund
Tarpon Tactics and Incredible Leaps at Sea
The account describes tarpon fishing near the tunnel bottom with heavy gear, the fish leaping and spooling lines, and moments when tarpon dash toward the surface or swim off with leaders. A dramatic scene includes a tarpon nearly surfacing with a dramatic jump, followed by the shark encounter and a long, perilous chase aboard the boat. The narrative ends with a tale about lunar almanacs and an antiquarian joke about moon forecasts.
Supreme Court halts boycott in Loewe & Co case
Washington Doba reports the United States Supreme Court vacated a lower court ruling in Loewe & Co versus Martin Lawlor et al. The unanimous decision, led by Chief Justice Fuller, declares the described combination a restraint of trade and upholds the complaint against the United Hatters Union members.
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Washington
Septinn Ee el Labor
Sipreme Court of the
United Stats
Loewe & Co
Avdnufietuners
Denby, Conn
Martie Lawlor
United Hatter Union
Puller
United States Circuit Court of Appeala
Gecund
Fuller
Isher
United States
Boscatt
Dynamite Found During Coal Load To Battleship Ohio
Washington reports the battleship Ohio while taking coal from the Fort Fortuna at Port of Spain Trinidad found a dynamite stick about five inches long. The incident occurred during routine refueling and the weapon was removed without injury or further incident.
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Washington
Ohio
Eullier Fortuna
Port of Spain
Trinidad
Newport News
Aorta
Mount Result
Mount Result reports a cryptic exchange aboard a transit car. A passenger complains of carrying four litres while the motorman fails to collect payment, remarking he tired of collecting at the conductor’s house and glimpsed fragments of the passenger’s vehicle. The dialogue hints at a confusion or mishandling of a fare or duty.
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Pax
Fragmented quote on Real Geniva’s genius sparks caution
A garbled Washington Star clipping quotes Miss Coyenne debating Real Geniva’s talent. The fragment hints at skepticism that genuine genius would attract harsh commentary, though the text is incomplete and unclear.
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Geniva
Arting
Miss Coyenne
Genich
Washington Stor
Pension bill debated for widows of veterans face change
The bill aims to extend pensions to widows of worthy soldiers with an extra expenditure of 12 741 000 dollars. It targets destitute widows blocked by property rules and legal technicalities, with broad approval and a lone dissent. Attendance in the session was at a high, marking the largest gathering since opening day.
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Cliver
Ty Atthur
Postal Banks Introduce Interest on Deposits
A fragmented report indicates postal banks may offer 2 percent interest on deposits up to amounts like 300 dollars. References to officers such as the postmaster and chief clerk appear, with notes on designated states for fund reception and accumulation.
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Ravi
Deficiency Bill Moves For Immediate Senate Action
The article notes the deficiency bill moving for immediate consideration. It cites an appropriations total of $24,003,400 and an increased treasury department figure of $81,900,000, with references to the House and related officials.
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House of Tee Mages Ren
Eee
Treasury Department
Uncle Sam Employes Number About 337000
Washington February 4 Imidte 24th annual report shows United States civil service employs about 337000 on June 30 17. The total payroll is about 374 million with most workers in examinations appointments and various service areas.
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Uncle Sam
Washington, D
United States
Pervice Coimarbesi
Move for mail subsidy in Senate debate
Washington Feb 4 Senator Gallinger urged approval of mail subsidies to foreign posts including stations in the United States Porto Rico the Philippines and Australasia as part of a broader effort to aid postal service and transportation links.
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Gallinger
Senate
Washington, T. C
Senater
United States
Amerite
Philippines
Australasia
Raisuli to Release Sir Harry MacLean
Tomion Feb 4 The government has received a telegram from the Firitial affaires at Tw Moraors stating that Raisuli is the bandit who holds Sir Harry MacLean. He is seven months a prisoner by Muisuli. Sir Harry MacLean an Englishman is the former head of the lend lines in Morecen. A ransom demand of 55,000,000 down is reported.
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Tomion
Poverumient
Bais
Harry MacLean
Wes
Sneyes
Morecen
Reo Tommi Vipee
Sano
Sey
Six Stitches After Half Severed Heart Operation
Washington DC February 4 A complex operation was performed after a stabbing left Richard Denton with a heart nearly severed. Surgeons opened the chest to repair damage in a rare and difficult procedure at the hospital.
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Washington, D.C
Richard Dentom
Tan
Unclear OCR Segment on Rate Adjustments
An unreadable fragment describes parties discussing rates and adjustments with mentions of cities, dates, and an unclear context. The legible parts reference a February event, a location, and evolving arrangements, but precise facts and actions are obscured by transcription errors.
No Move For Home Rule
Ireland council bill will not be reintroduced this session. Chancellor of the Exchequer made a definite announcement stating no action during current Parliament. The statement followed talk of reviving the proposition amid ongoing government discussions.
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Irish Council
Vatican Agent Acknowledged in Fringe View Note
A fragmented report hints at a claimed Ottoman agent accredited to the Vatican and an apostolic delegate tied to distant Cubs, with references to political shifts if France is removed and powers reacting to the unseen agency.
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France
Vatican
Jafa Railway Open Complicates North Persia Clash
The Jafa railway opening ties Persia into a strategic northern corridor. Officers report improved military mobility, easing earlier tensions caused by Turkish incursions. The line is expected to reshape regional control and supply routes.
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Titis
Trancaucadia
Jafa
Persia
Turiasa
Bogus Titles Discovered in Georgia Heraldry Forgeries
In St. Petersburg on February 4 a review of the college heraldry of Georgia reveals a wide unrevealed forgeries. About two thousand hotedi: caste of arms, among them, have been found to be bogus.
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Petersburg
College OF Heraldry of Georgia
Tranpoucasia
Chicago Officers Overwhelmed by Rioters in Street Clash
A violent incident in Chicago saw police confronted by a hostile crowd in the South Area. An officer was injured and dragged before bystanders, with shots fired as the mob charged and officers attempted to restore order.
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Chicago
William
Baron Taekahira Leaves Rome for Washington
Rome reports Baron Taekahira Kogoro Takehira the new Japanese envoy to the United States departs Rome for Washington. The message notes his arrival and references diplomatic exchanges between Italy and Japan, with brief mentions of officials and political context in a fragmented telegraphic style.
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Baron Taekahira
Rome
Washington
Arbitra and Conciliation set discussed at St Zealand Employers
At the annual meeting of the St Zealand Federation of Employers a paper on the Arbitra and Conciliation set was read by the press. The talk noted rising food costs and warned that without protection many workers would fall into poverty while employer costs remained high.
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Fale
St Zealand Federation of Employers
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South Dorset
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W. Dillon, David, Balster Bleck, Marrett
Harvard
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Bane
Certelyeu
Fier Hundred Sicilind
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Boston
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Association of Manufacturers
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Tay State
Taft
Maskachivette
Chusatts Adorp
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Mr. Towers
Lodge Pill
Seuster Crane
Andere
Senator Crane
Bamber
Jameson
J. Merriman
Cape
Colony
Tyling
Althoteh
Boos Grande
Pau
W. Dimock
Appleton
United States Supreme Court
OMIO
Acavyolam
Sane
Raisuli
Sir Harry Maclean
Lathlen
Uae
Eas
B. Asquitis
Erornamint
Irie Counel
Turkey
Russia
Sik
Ty Rev
Sion of College of Heraldry
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