Mayflower Schooner Protest Raises Eligibility Question
A telegram from the Canadian committee in Halifax challenges the eligibility of the Mayflower schooner for the Fishermen’s Cup contest in Boston. The telegram states rule 4 requires an entry to have sailed in commercial deep-sea fishing at least one season before the event, affecting the schooner’s chances to represent a country.
Wakes From Long Sleep Halt Wedding Plans
Miss Yetta Lehman, 21, described as fatigued and sleeplike, was reported to recover in a week or so after a Christmas period of immobility and delirium. Doctors observed sleeping sickness symptoms but could not confirm diagnosis.
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Submarine L-1 Collides With Steam Pilot Boat
A submarine L-1 collided with the steam pilot boat Philadelphia off the Delaware capes early today causing damage to the pilot boat and forcing her to take refuge in Lewes inner harbor. No casualties were reported as the Navy yard investigation notes the contact occurred on the port quarter while the submarine’s stern light remained visible.
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Protests Presented Against Mexican Oil Tax Law
A committee from the association of petroleum production in Mexico presented formal objections to the proposed oil tax act to Secretary of Treasury Adolfo B De La Huerta. The memoranda allege subterfuge in education of the act and accuse arbitrary maneuvers by company employees affecting exporters.
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Pageants as Community Activity Highlighted by Miss Mackaye
Washington Heb pageant promoter Miss Mackaye discusses how pageantry has become a permanent community activity. She describes aims, structure, and shows that pageants unite citizens, with episodes dramatizing history and social progress, including a forthcoming Suffrage drama honoring Susan Anthony and Elizabeth Stanton.
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Pageant and civic pageant draw huge crowds and interest
A large public celebration in St Louis blends pageantry with history, attracting 150,000 spectators who waited for the event and then returned for the Mdsqio. The piece notes rising interest in patriotic pageants, college courses on the stage, and community efforts to expand cultural offerings and Fourth of July activities despite imperfect text.
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Taxed and tangled: driver implicates guard in lynching case
A taxi driver testified in county court implicating a soldier and guardsmen in a lynching, detailing threats, immunity promises, and the involvement of several named guardsmen while the defendant described a fatal shooting and orders to target a victim.
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Warned: counterfeit shampoo harms scalp and hair
An advertisement warns against washing with certain shampoos that contain alkali and adulterated ingredients. It claims these products dry and damage hair, irritate the scalp, and suggests a purer alternative as safer for health and beauty.
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