The Mooney Case A Turbulent California Murder Verdict
Public debate swelled over Whormas Mooney's murder conviction for bombing during a San Francisco preparedness parade two years ago. Despite Supreme Court review upholding the verdict, doubts persist about innocence, conspiracy claims, and potential for renewed hearings urged by President Wilson.
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Russia
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Spring Fever Bans: Health Advice From Public Service
The United States Public Health Service offers spring health guidance urging outdoor activity, fresh air, and a tempered routine. It warns about colds and indigestion in spring and recommends exercise, proper underwear, and a brisk bath. It stresses isolating a cold, protecting vulnerable groups, and cleaning premises to curb mosquitoes and disease. It advises anti typhoid vaccination for country trips, detailing injections ten days apart to cover the month.
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Garden
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A Line O Cheer Ex John Kendrick Bangs
A fragile verse fragment contrasts self view with famed writers like Edison Twain and Shakespeare. The speaker notes limited tools and daily efforts, acknowledging a modest talent next to greater figures, yet remains proud of own performance.
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John Kendrick
Breakfast Table Musings And Wartime Wit In One Page
An eclectic wartime column from the Washington Star era blends light kitchen humor with sharp social critique. It weaves everyday chores like spring cleaning and bread baking into reflections on liberty, prudence, and the home front while sprinkling satirical jabs at politicians and press. The piece closes with a playful poem about dining patience and value at a bustling eatery.
Loot and deception fuel German war aims across empire
Observers in and near the German empire say loot drives the war, exposing true German aims from Berlin to Calcutta. They note Attila-like conquest by loot, but Indian reaction leans toward British rule. Muslim, Sikh, and princely state loyalties shape resistance. German propaganda fails to incite revolt. The prophecy: Indians may oppose Germany as Britain’s ally if empires collide.
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India
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Britain
Friendly Sons of St Patrick Banquet at Stratfield Hotel
The Friendly Sons of St Patrick held their annual banquet at the Hotel Stratfield with United States Marshal Thomas F. McCarthy of New York as chief speaker. He spoke of pacifists, praised Wilson, and recounted German propaganda tools, affirming faith in final U S victory despite opposition.
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Uncle Sam
Alderman Cornells accusation rattles Republican contracts
At a recent Common Council meeting Alderman Cornell assailed Republican favoritism in awarding contracts. The crowd speculated about the target, and a hurried quiet followed when it was announced William S. Seeley held a non existent post.
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Rooms for Officers Seek Spare Rooms in Bridgeport
An appeal for households with spare rooms to host officers from the Army and Navy. Private homes or hotel-like chambers offer comfort and income, aiding officers stationed in Bridgeport. Advertise or notify munition plants to attract eligible tenants. Providing lodging is portrayed as patriotic and profitable.
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Large verdict against former assessor for reckless driving
A supreme court jury recently leveled avery large verdict against former Assessor Frank J. Hughes. The ruling signals that proven reckless driving with dire consequences to others may expose defendants to substantial financial penalties, and hints juries want offenders to learn discretion and responsibility for others’ rights.
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Supreme Court
Frank J. Hughes
Atrophic Rhinitis and Nose Disease Dangers in Climate
Health column outlines how cold and damp conditions worsen rhinitis and nasal discharge. Discusses strophic rhinitis, nasal crusts, potential deafness, and links to smoking alcohol use. Advises symptomatic care, avoiding prescriptions, and seeking physician guidance for individual cases.
Touches Live Wire End in Fatal Shock
A 23 year old man identified as the son of a local New Piaven family touched a live wire and was fatally shocked. He collapsed while at a work site and died before medical staff could stabilize him.
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Murbin
McAdivute
I Befriend All Dumb Animals and Care for My Dog
A concise reminiscence on loving animals and treating a dog as a child. The narrator notes saving a horse from abuse and reflects on devotion to pets, veterinary care, and family companionship. The piece contrasts calm affection with gendered emotional reactions and musings on mental states.
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Ides of March explained by inquirer
To the Editor a reader asks for clarification on the term Ides and related calendar terms. The letter explains that Ides fall on the fifteenth of March May July October and the thirteenth of other months, with Calends as the first day and Nones nine days before the Ides. It notes how Romans counted days and explains the phrase six before the Calends and similar expressions.
Wage actions hit Providence light on wage laws
Operations and other employees of the Providence company protested wage policies across Massachusetts. The action involved 800 air freight and other workers organized by Teovi flence Celephane Ceokrpain under the control of the Cleveland and Celestigbs firm.
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Providence Company
New York City Politicians Mull Direct Primary Repeal
Live political gossip notes Republicans backing Wagner-Donohue ownership measure and Mayor Hylan's stance. City boards face closer scrutiny while Board of Appraisal considers adding lessees to benefit damages, potentially affecting local Plaza sales based on earlier benefit figures.
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Launch of Coyote begins new fleet era at Newark
The Coyote, a Ferris type wooden cargo steamer, was launched at Foundation Co yards in Newark amid cheering crowds. Christened by Miss Phyllis Hughes, the vessel measures 281.6 feet, 40 feet beam, 23.65 feet depth, displaces 3400 tons, powered by a 17400 horsepower triple expansion engine for about ten knots. Contracts for this type were placed by Emergency Fleet Corporation last summer with 23 Atlantic firms.
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Emergency Fleet Corporation
Foundation Company
Phyllis Hughes
Senator Hughes
New Jersey
Fleet Corporation
Atlantic
London to Close Cafes and Theatres at 9 30
London plans shuttering cafes and theatres by 9 30 while a formal adoption remains pending. A Tuesday conference led by committees and industry groups shows broad dissent from producers and operators fearing the impact on business and jobs.
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Life and fairness in action in Pepper Talk reflections
A reflective piece urges personal accountability for actions in life. It compares life to sculpting, where clever restraint shapes a better form, warning against overcutting. It notes the world pays attention to honest intent and that surprises arise from how individuals use what life grants, including age or opportunity.
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