Lake water worries spill from Calumet region pollution
Twenty Illinois and Indiana towns gathered at the Lake Michigan Sanitation congress to address foul tasting drinking water blamed on sewage and industrial waste from Calumet mills. Officials urged cross border cooperation and planned treatment upgrades as Indiana fixes aim for next New Year to halt lake discharges.
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Chicago
Ind
Indiana
Lake Michigan
Calumet
Congress
Dunne and
Statr
Eighth Street
Michigan City
Arthur E. Gorman
Chi Health Department
Gorman
M. K Baird
Indiana Health Department
Eriliana
Gary
Haimmond
Whiting
East Chieage
Iowa Bank Robbers Face Stronger Ills in Guarded Cities
Des Moines leaders unveil a plan to curb bank robberies with armed town guards stricter laws and state action. Thousands of rifles and millions of rounds arrive from the government as vigilance rises and penalties deepen. Iowa's experience shows hundreds jailed and hundreds more sent to prison under revived efforts.
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Iowa
Owhleh
Ad Wes
Daikera
Maos
Tou
Tole
Sauniers
Des Moumes
Haive
Kodautrieht
Thorteen
Sequitterdt
Diana Statue at Garden Tower Sparks Preservation Debate
A New York newspaper item reports arguments by Saint-Gaudens and others on whether the 18- feet tall Diana statue atop Madison Square Garden should be preserved or destroyed. Proponents favor relocating smaller replicas to safer sites, while critics warn against profaning art.
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Tifa
Madisop Ratture
Smany
Ton
Isamer Salut-Gaudens
Diana
Augistus Saint-Gaudens
Sailfox
Europe
Mr. Saint-Gaudens
Minna
Maison Square Garden
Mgr. Setint-Gaudens
Saint Garden Miseway
Cornish, S. 1
Smaaler
Garden Tower
Fiarden
Air
Saint-Gaudens
Stanford White
Madison Square Garden
White
Mann
Madison Square
Denter Fellows
Retired Lawyer Sells Rare U. S. Stamp Collection to New York Library
Benjamin J. Miller, a retired Milwaukee lawyer, sells his four seven volume rare U S stamp collection valued at 250000 to the New York Public Library. The collection, stored in a fireproof vault, contains 47 volumes with 50 pages each and covers stamps from 1847 to later issues. The dealer and expert scene note the Civil War era origins and growth of stamp collecting into a major hobby and business.
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Ilwaukee
Benjamin J. Miller
New York Public Library
Miller
Washington
New York
United States
Revenue Department
Post Offee Department
Puzzle of coded terms hints at musical, scientific, and linguistic cues
A cryptic list blends numbers, letters, and fragments across themes like anatomy, chemistry, geology, and music. It teases potential crosswords or codewords, suggesting a hidden solution will appear in Hex Linne with notes on the diatonic scale.
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Fairlee
Delty
Heligioua
Linne
Sial Murderer Is Found Insane In San Francisco Trial
Dorothy Ellingson 11 was found insane by a jury in superior court. The verdict suspends the murder case and she will be committed to a state asylum. The jury voted 11 to 1 insanity after deliberating about the killing of her mother on January 13 amid disputes over jazz parties and indolence.
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San Francisco
Dorothy Ellingson
Ratter
Insuné
Harmon J. Skiin
Jacob TE. Selleck
Anna Ellingson
Earl
Dorothy
Rumning
Iver
Yale
Tata
Broadcasting of copyrighted songs banned by U.S. appeals court
Judge Julian Mack reversed a prior ruling in the Jerome Remick case against Crosley Radio WLW and ordered a new trial on copyright infringement. A Scout trip near Leyden mine ended fatally for 18 year old Garland Prose after he fell seventy five feet following a rock slip. Wilma Banky hailed as the Mary Pickford of Europe arrives in Hollywood to seek a leading role in American films. The Prince of Wales lands in Africa aboard the battle cruiser Reprise, amid a display of wealth and vibrant native pageantry.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Julian Mack
United States Court of Appeals
Mack
Jerome FL. Remick
Scout Company
Denver
Cole
Garland Prose
Leyden Mine
Here
Eurone
Mary
Hollywood
Cal
Wilma Banky
Mary Pickford
Europe
Jas
Budapest
Pickford
West Africa
Prince of Wales
Acre
Wyoming News Highlights From An Overrun Late Edition
Chief Whitetree elected to manage Superior baseball team and Hook Norris to cap tar the club. Big Horn Basin Woolgrowers oppose further government livestock regulation at Thermopolis meeting. Fire threat at State Home for Dependent Children in Cheyenne prompts evacuations. Rock Springs bond issue approved for sewer system and Bitter Creek channel removal. Tusk Bank receivership yields 45 percent dividend for depositors. Sheridan to host three night food exhibit and boxing wrestling tourney April 20 21 22. Laramie exhibition of American paintings runs April 3 9. Typhoid outbreak in Creek oil field now controlled with source traced. Postmaster Midwest appointment process to begin. three candidates to be certified. Sheridan high school commencement May 27 features Bishop Mead. Powell Union Presbyterian budget drive reaches $34 800 line.
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Chief Whitetree
Hook Norris
Arthur Pearson
Big Hord Basin
Greeley
Laramie
State Home
Cheyenne
Gener
Rock Springs
Bitter Creek
Lock Springs
Thermopolis
Wyoming
Wyoming Stublic Service
Salt Creek Transportation Company
Casper
Salt Creek
Frarry J. Hall
First National Bank of Lusk
Comptroller of the Currencys
Washington, D.C
Mall
Laranie Wich
Gapt
Ray Corbett
Bill Eberhart
Bat Senit
Blake Fanning
Charles Coughlin
Fred Nolan
Frank Costit
Clyde Kanes
Carl Sbimes
Agerty
Lester Crawford
Prainer Lill Lee
Chirture
Floyd Fendell
Tinyoye
Sheridan
Sheridan Post
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Macbeth
New York
Luranne
Woman's Club of
University of Wyoming
University Art Department
Creek
A. Lt. Smith
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