Who are the Ganns in Washington society turmoil
A Washington social row swirls around Mrs Gann, half sister of the vice president, and Mrs Nicholas Longworth wife of the speaker. Reports say Mrs Longworth balks at White House dinners unless proper recognition is given, with December convening and winter social assignments looming. The Pioneer backs Mrs Longworth as the established social power.
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Washington
Gann
Nicholas Longworth
Esme Howard
Kansas
Hoover
Curtis
Ganns
Mrs. Longworth
Alice Roosevelt
Senate
House
Longworth
Rankin for Governor Card Bonus Offer Suggested
A man with money to burn could offer a bonus for every Rankin for Governor card collected. Early collectors could earn a day's wages pulling cards from trees poles bridges sign boards and sheds in Sweet Grass and nearby counties.
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Sweet Grass
Rankin
Made to Order Men in New York Sun Debate
The New York Sun explores whether brawn outranks brains, citing Andre Maginot’s height, a librarian’s view on earnings, and talks from the National Academy of Sciences and American Philosophical Society. Projections include designing people by physique to fit jobs and roles, with questions about a blacksmith becoming a statesman.
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New York Sun
Andre Maginot
West
Africa
National Academy of Sciences
Washington
Hrilicka
Academy
American Philosophical Society
Oscar Riddle
Impeachment Turmoil Roils Arkansas Governor Crisis
Arkansas Gazette reports impeachment moves against the governor amid charges of bribery bulldozing and lax political conduct. The proceedings intensify as counter charges swirl, signaling a volatile political clash.
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Arkansas Gazette
Little Rockhoma
Ildehe Bn
Eiher
Southern political turmoil signals weakness of self government
The author cites impeachments and resignations in Texas Florida Mississippi and Mississippi again, noting impeached governors indicted for crime and deadlocked legislatures. He argues such turmoil reflects a broader deterioration of self government in the southern states, not health or vigor.
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Texas
Jim Ferguson
Florida
Grand ‘J
Mississippi
Ture
Jackson News
United States
Night factory blast leaves many dead at Cleveland plant
A catastrophic explosion at a Cleveland clinic facility kills dozens as fumes fill the building. Rescue crews find victims amid shattered glass and collapsed plaster while officials say 240 workers faced the disaster, with 112 women among them.
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Pest
Tdaleeny
Cleveland Clinic
Crile
Goiter
Cleveland Clinic Foundation
National Fire Works Stages Own Blowout
Four workmen were fatally injured and one missing after a series of explosions wrecked five buildings of the Neen Fire Works company in Hanover. The dead are Edgar Knight Frank Belof Robert Perry and Teobie Shwar sinsky. John Handeberry was hospitalized and John Swenska is missing. Perry said he was placing a ray of dried powder on a rack when an explosion occurred.
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Hanbury
Svenska
Hanover
Mass
Neen Fire Works Company
Edgar Knight
Frank Belof
Robert Perry
Teobie Shwarsinsky
John Handeberry
Brockton Hospital
John Swenska
Brockton
Perry
Hanson
Handeberry
George J. 3
Clark
Pris . de
Priselpal
Spokesmen Dumb To Reporters On Reparations Plan
Paris May 13 The German delegation presented three conditions for the annuities plan to Emile Moreau. They seek suspension of transfers of half the protected payments, postponement for two years or payments through a reparations agent, and the right to demand revision if payments threaten German finances prompting a new expert conference to reconsider the settlement.
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Paris
Owen Do. Young
Dawes
de. Halmar Schacht
Berlin
Emile Moreau
Germany
Edward P Weston Dies at 90 Noted Pedestrian
Edward Pay son Weston, 90, famed walker and veteran of over 1 000 athletic events, died in Brooklyn after a taxicab collision two years earlier. He claimed a long distance walking record dating to 1861 and had wandered away twice in 1996, prompting concerns about his finances and welfare.
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New York
Edward Payson Weston
Brooklyn
Weston
Philadelphia
Travelers From West Rob Penny Slot Bank
Ward Works and Jim Nielson pleaded guilty to petty larceny for taking a penny slot machine from a confectionery storefront. They were sentenced to 20 days in jail and fined 25 each. Police arrested them early Tuesday morning on South Twenty-Fifth Street after the machine was found damaged and 96 cents missing.
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Billings
South Twenty-Afth Street
Frenk Fieyd
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