Impending Revolt Rumors In Berlin And Potsdam Lead
May 31 dispatches report growing rumors of an impending revolt with Potsdam as likely headquarters. Prince August William is described as leader of the military faction and William Hohenzollern hopeful of a coup. In Elmira New York a Lehigh Valley train collision killed one engineer and a fireman and injured three passengers.
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London
Berlin
New Revolutionary Movement
Potsdam
Prince August William
Dorn
William Hohenzollern
German Empire
Elmira, N. Y
Engi
Neer
Lehigh Valley
Vanettan
N. Y
Orly
Ace of all remedies Reese Formula R II praised by Knight of Pythias
W H Smith of Mingo Junction Ohio describes relief from stomach and related ailments after using Reese Formula R II. He cites rapid relief within the first bottle and promotes the product as essential, urging readers to try it through local druggists and listed outlets.
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Pythias
W. W. Smith
Mingo Junction
Ohio
W. H. Smith
Smith
Knights of Pythias
Reese
Goodykoontz Drug Co
Pluefield
Bradley Drug Co
Matoaka
Westfield
Bridgeford
Keystone
Rae Drug Co
Kimball
Welch Drug Co
Welch
Citizens Drug Co
Pocahontas
Pocahontas Fuel Co
Williamson Coal Operators Call for Open Public Hearing
The Williamson Field Coal Operators Association presents their side of the unionization controversy. They state property values, tax contributions, and employment tied to coal production justify a patient public hearing. They argue United Mine Workers' organization could harm the coal industry and urge citizens to hear their case before forming judgments.
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Williamson Field
Norfolk & Western Railroad
United Mine Workers
Klondike Trail Tragedies Recall Yukon Rush
A weathered wagon frame and a canvas bearing Klondike or Bust were found in Liard river country. The piece recalls the perilous 2000 mile trek from Edmonton to the Klondike where thousands started but few survived. Grim reminders linger of bones, wrecks, and vanished prospectors.
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Bade Monton
Alta
Klondike
Liard River
Edmonton
Hudson Bay Company
Canada
Admonteen
Yukon
Columbia
City to Cull Female Cottonwood Trees in Albuquerque
After decades of debate the Albuquerque city commission proposes removing all female or cotton bearing cottonwood trees within city limits. The plan targets a widespread nuisance as female trees shed cotton that worsens hay fever and fouls streets and homes each June and July.
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Albuquerque
New Mexico
Aldo Leopold
American Forestry Magazine
Washington
American rule sparks demand for voting reform in Virgin Islands
The Virgin Islands seek full Americanization as residents protest Danish laws that restrict suffrage. A Danish cutoff requiring an annual income of 200 dollars limits voting to about 300 people, prompting calls to change the franchise and empower the local electorate.
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Virgin Islands
Islands
Ernest and Henry Visit Minister’s Home Joke
Ernest and Henry go daily to the minister’s house to do odds and ends. Ernest reports to his mother and mentions Henry arriving earlier, prompting a quip about who got there first.
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Ernest
Henry
Fragmentary Talk About Proposals and Marriage Plans
In a brief overheard exchange two speakers discuss whether girls propose, noting a long year and some girls getting married soon after. The transcript fragment captures casual social chatter with uncertain details.
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Tom
Tran
Trial in automobile trade dispute at Princeton Circuit Court
The Princeton circuit court spent much of yesterday hearing Theodore Kindley versus A W Kingdon in a dispute over trading an automobile for two lots in south Dinfield. The jury had not returned when reports paused. The day also featured Rev Arthur Moore's baccalaureate sermon at the Methodist Church praising American heritage and divine guidance.
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Circuit Court
Theodore Kindley
A. W. Kingdon
Kingdon
South Dinfield
Methodist Church
Arthur Moore
Shere
America
Noore
Princeton
Sunday Afternoon Joy Riders Clog County Roads
Sunday afternoon brought a large influx of automobiles and trucks flooding county roads with the Glenwood station curve packed with parked machines. Calls go out for posted warnings or guards to prevent parking at the dangerous bend. Reports also mention groups of drunken men drinking in the park area. Outside the crowded curve, Sunday traffic was generally free of accidents and bad weather.
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Allentein
Glenwood
Ireland Faces New Patrols Amid Kilkenny Barracks Raid
The report describes new patrols in Ireland reacting to a raid near Kilkenny. Raiders attempted an attack on the barracks but were repelled with no clear success.
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London
Ireland
In Fein
Kilkenny
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