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Newspaper
Big Piney Examiner
Location
Big Piney, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1914
Page
4
Aaphyxilating Bulleta and Monsieur Kling unveil a pistol that fires a vaporizing cartridge causing temporary blindness and choking sensation. Police, detectives, and physicians see value in subduing criminals and agitated individuals. The fumes are harmless yet painful, simulating suffocation.
Washington report by the house elections committee says Representative Dyer, a Missouri Republican, is illegally holding his seat in Congress. The finding prompts potential further action and raises questions about his status.
The Lincoln County government lists county officers including commissioners Thomas D. ONeill and John F. Erwin, clerk Harold R. Harrison, sheriff S. E. Hanson, treasurer Benjamin Bell, district clerk W. Tanner, attorney Ivan S. Jones, superintendent Maggie Wickerson, surveyor Jease Reed, and coroner R. H. Embree with party affiliations noted.
Prompt attention given parcel post orders since the inauguration of the parcel post. Our mail order business has become so important that special provisions have been made for handling it. Do not deprive yourself of anything you need in drugs toilet articles rubber goods prescriptions etc.
Citizens of public spirit in a Tennessee village transform an old school building from disrepair to fully usable by 4 pm with a volunteer crew of teachers pupils and normal school students. They paint repair build a chimney clean and furnish desks with a noon picnic, planning more similarly in other areas.
Workers await promotions and pay raises but must prove capacity for responsibility. The piece argues time with the institution should not determine promotions. It stresses that authority requires showing strength to take and execute orders, not merely entitlement.
In Hormova two hundred fifty Mohammedan Albanians were captured by Epirote forces and crucified at the orthodox church in Kodra, according to received information.
Major W. A. Hob brook and staff visit Trinidad urging peaceful surrender of arms on Thursday. Segundo emphasizes advisability of surrender.
The 1913 American League shows Detroit’s Jean Dubuc and Chicago’s Ed Cicotte as premier fielding pitchers. Cicotte logged 10 putouts and 100 assists in 40 games with three errors. Dubuc had 16 putouts, 107 assists in 30 games with six errors. Both held more chances per game than any other pitchers, backing up coverage at first and on infield plays.
Brande announces acceptance for a one year term with a $3.00 yearly price if shorter terms are chosen. The policy notes branding actions apply to animals placed under the program.
Mike and Joe Cantillon of Minneapolis propose a national home for needy professional baseball players. They offer $1,000 as starter and plan to raise $1 per year from each of about 7,000 players, totaling $25,000 annually. Members must agree to terms and the home would cover players and their families with honor system hospitality.
Fort Wayne announces acquisition from Chattanooga of shortstop Harry Grace. The lineup features Hobliteel at first, Grek at second, Heragg at short, and Niehol at third with Marty Kerghamaers as utility.
The athletic council rules that faculty and administrative officers must pay admission to UW football baseball basketball and track events. Only players newspaper men and varsity W wearers will be admitted free.
A fragmented report notes Eastern Michigan entering the Border league as a class D circuit including towns from Eastern Michigan and Southwestern Ontario. The upcoming season will feature eight towns such as Aus Arbor Mount Kemens Wyandotte Windsor Port biures Ypeilant Pontiec.
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