Railroad quits, gives way to motor vehicles in California
Washington report states motor vehicle competition caused the Ocean Shore railroad to abandon lines from San Francisco to Thamas Glen and from Santa Cruz to Swanton. Interstate Commerce Commission granted authority to abandon the road serving timberland and agricultural territory.
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Washington
Associated Press
Ocean Shore Railroad
California
San Francisco
Thamas Glen
Santa Cruz
Swanton
Interstate Commerce Commission
What a Woman Should Do When She Is Weak and Nervous
An old advertisment warns women of weakness and nervousness from iron deficiency. It touts organic iron in Nuxated Iron as superior to metallic iron, claiming it strengthens blood, relieves headaches and fatigue, and improves digestion. The ad promises refunds if unsatisfied and notes sale by all druggists.
Vanderlip urges recognition of Russia at Murmansk base
Vanderlip, returning from the Olympic, says to press for U S recognition of Russia to secure peace and reconstruction. He frames concessions as secondary, with focus on Murmansk and Siberia while stressing securing bases and trade terms. He criticizes misinformation and vows to push the peace program once back with government aid.
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New York
United States
Muremansk
Amchathe
America
Washington
Vandertlin
Vaudertis Ee
Iain
Russia
Ig Pont J
Nate Oneblie
England
Uderlin
Harnying
Murome
Siberia
Owill
Vander
Olympic
Avill
Tivesia
Mughes
Woaver
Ilan- Hughes
Civic Federation
Tomslutka
Fis
Marie Curie Co-Discoverer Mentioned in June Issue
A June feature notes Marie Curie as a co discoverer in a historical science context. The brief item references her work and prominence in early radioactivity research alongside contemporaries, reflecting on her lasting impact.
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Wellesliey
Mags
Manie
Marie Curie
Treble damages sought in juror misconduct case
Greenwich plaintiff Christian Hoffman sues in superior court claiming $6,000 in damages trebled under statute for alleged improper remarks by juror Mené about the Hoffman vs Peitz Carleton Hyde malpractice case. Mistrial occurred after Judge Keeler directed remedies.
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Allegne
George Merris Mead
Christian E. Hoffman
Greenwich
Mené
Waa Prearnt
Hoffman
Peitz Carleton Hyde
Hyde
Virgil C. Piatti
Pie Piatti
J. £. Keeler
Retired Waterbury Police Captain Dies Suddenly
Waterbury June 20 Cahey, a retired captain of the Waterbury police department, died suddenly at his home this morning after a period of illness. He served actively from February 19, 1884 to February 6, 1918, and was a Civil War veteran who had spent the winter in California before returning home.
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Waterbury
Berhard Cahey
California
Wellesie College Grants Honorary Degree at Commencement
Railinm received the degree of God ar of science, the only honorary degree ever conferred by Wellesie College, announced at today's commencement event. Degrees in course were awarded to 354 graduates.
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Pearl
Franklin & Lew Rose
Tura
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Rapp
West End
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METRO
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Mars
Richard Ganthones
Jimmie Aubrey
Jonah Day
Moose Bazaar and Lawn
State Street
Risley
Schneider's
Central Ave
Park Ave
Jewel Carmen
Suseh
Cupid and the
North End
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Schwaben Hall
French St
North Ave
BAM Tam Orchestra
Elite Main
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St. Tel. N. O
Mary Pickford
Ant Fosep
Buster Keaton
Capitol
Mitford Center
Reginald Barker
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Syipho Napthe
U. S. Public Health Service
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New Vanderlip
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Wellesley College
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Atlanta, GA
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Murray Co
Soe
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Liberty Building
Main Street
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