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Nation faces illiteracy noted as a potential target for federal action as unemployment debates unfold. Multiple obituaries and court cases appear, including Senator Bacon's death, exiled Peruvian leaders, and a Oklahoma $60,000 damage suit verdict.
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Minute EK
Bond
Oklahoma
City
United States
Gore
Senator Gore
Forbes
Minnie E. Bond
T. P. Gore
Oklahoma City
Warrensburg Fire Destroys Home of Rube Oglesby
The Warrensburg residence of ex-railroad and warehousing official Rube Oglesby burned at 3 AM. Occupants included A. Phillips, dean of Warrensburg State Normal and Missouri Teachers’ Association president, with furnishings loss estimated around 5000 dollars.
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Rube Oglesby
State Railroad and Warehouse Commission
Warrensburg
A. Phillips
Warrensburg State Normal
Missouri Teachers’ Association
Founipert
Rnea
New Roots for Teeth Discussed at Kansas City Dental College Dinner
Alumni at the Kansas City Dental College discussed artificial tooth roots using platinum wire experiments conducted over two years on dogs. The bone grew around the wire. experts say properly kept teeth could last years, though mouth microbes complicate the operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City Dental College
Women aid inspectors to police Kansas City food supply
The speaker proposes using volunteers to assist inspectors to monitor dealers. Violations would be halted, with voluntary compliance urged first and enforcement by law if needed. He argues housewives’ complaints can drive change without overburdening the department.
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Saline County
Kansas
Kansas City
Wet town saloon ban blocks local option supporters
Carterville’s wet faction faces strong hurdles to introduce saloons after a local option win. Only a single signer per block is needed to form taxpayer petitions, with a $5 000 payment the remaining barrier. Churches in other blocks complicate placement near worship sites.
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Carterville
Indian Relics Hunt Near Indian Mounds in Missouri
A group from Adair county and nearby areas plans a summer expedition to northern Missouri to explore Indian mounds. Participants include Prof. Byron Cosby, Prof. C. L. Cross, John Rothe, Harry M, Dr. Charlies Traitt, John Doneghy, Squire W. D. Roberts, and Dr. C. O. West. They bring experience and private collections of stone axes, arrowheads, pottery, and bones.
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Adair
Indian ‘Mounds
Missouri
Macon
Lfne
Ees
Byron Cosby
C. L. Cross
Pas
John Rothe
Harry M
Democratic 7
Charlies Traitt
John Doneghy
Squire W. D. Roberts
In House Agricultural Bill Aims at Wide Reforms
A comprehensive in house agricultural bill proposes radical changes including reorganization of the weather bureau and agriculture department to coordinate activities. It authorizes 25,000 for demonstrations and settlers guidance and 5.5 million for forest service funding. It also provides 50,000 for poultry and egg market prep and 15,000 for public education on fish and meat supply.
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Weather Buréau
Recene Secretary of Agriculture
Det
Ill
Secretary of Agriculture
Forest Service
Train wreck injures dozen near Parsons Kansas
In Parsons, Kansas, the Katy Limited from St. Louis plowed into four stock cars on the main line, tearing through a mail car, combination coach and baggage car. Engineer Oliver Thomas and fireman W W Ross were badly hurt, eight passengers and two mail clerks Harry Garrison and C C Parsons severely injured as the 60 mph train, 30 minutes late, struck an open switch.
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Parsons, Kas
Oliver Thomas
W. W. Ross
Harry Garrison
CC K.parsons
Katy” Limited
St. Louis
Parsons
Byer
Masked men wreck church in New Britain raid
Six masked men robbed the Roman Catholic Church of the Sacred Heart in New Britain Connecticut They stripped the altar smashed statues and left the debris near the altar The Rev Lucyan Bojnowski says the act was by Socialists and members of the Independent Catholic Church World changes commerce law and interstate commerce are mentioned in scattered text. unidentified fragments limit full context
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New Britain
Conn
Munton
Etrewa
Lucyan
Bojnowski
Pator
Unclear OCR Fragment From New York Hairdressers Ad
Fragmentary OCR text shows garbled references to New York hairdressers and a mention of Washington. The readable parts suggest a local notice or ad fragment with names or titles but lack coherent details or outcomes. Further context needed for precise summary.
Manitoba Steer Leads Sweepstake Honors in 1913
The article highlights the Sweepstake competition with winners Bryce Taber land Binton Mutch McLean Leckie and the Saar ratchéwan, who secured honors worth 94 000 while competing in Saskatchewan and other venues. It notes past victors like Seager Wheeler and Paul Gerlack achieving large prizes in North American events.
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Glencarnec
Bryce
Taber
Land
Binton
Mutch
McLean
Ty ‘Leckie
Saskatchewan
Columbia
N.C
Dallas
Texas
Seager Wheeler
Rosth
Sane
Lethbridge
Alberta
Holmes
Cardston
Paul Gerlack
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America
P. P. Glaxton
Wilson
Frank P. Walsh
New York City
Commission
Augustus Octavius Bacon
Georgia
Washington
Frank P Walsh
The
Commission On Industrial Relations
Bureau of Labor Statistics
New York
South America
Byron
Peru
Ida Shaver
Wichita
Falen
W. J. ‘Meador
Belton
Shaver
Ponca City
Okla
Cynthia Bullum
Little Valley
N. Y
Willis Buffum
Lincoln
Neb
Bertrand
Burke
Morida Fruit Lands Company
van Valkenburgh
WaddellMahon
Houghton
Mich
Steve Patrick
Seeberville
Retail, Liquor, Beslers” Association of
Lota Fairy
Witem
K. Venderbi
Jerichs
Serva
Ouly
J.B. Smith
F. C. “Mills
E.H. Mayer
Western Fuel Company of
San Francisco
John. J. Kennedy
Matkeen Hotel
Buffalo
Grand Jury
James Schrum
Thomas P. Gore
Minnie Bond
Foreign Affairs
Interlaken
Berlin
Guillermo Billinghurst
George
Interior
Don Gonzalo Tirado
William
Jasper Collins
John T. Benson
Braymer
Calgary
Albert I
Forest of
Seignies
Waterloo
Stuart Montague Samuel
Whitechapel
Sir Sydney Rowlatt
King’s Bench
House of Commons
Margaret Wilson
Boyd Fisher
White House
John. A. Logan
Washingtton
Robert ‘Kennedy Duncan
Pittsburghy Js
Docuncan
Duncan
University of Kansas
Margaret Quayle
William A. Quayle
St. Raw, Ia
Chicago
Perdstation
Phillips
Clothiers Meet
A Clothiers’ Association
Elizabeth Holland Darby
B.holland
Springfield
Ce Pe Smith
Keytesy
Ae Ee Iy
Jobi Lang
Joplin
Interstate Ae Company
Iit
Clay County
Japan
M. Mateiki
Sochi
Tamba
College of Agriculture
University of Missouri
College
Boone
Mary Hosman
Ash Grove
Daniel Boone
Col
Nathan Boone
Ao Sipseas
Wommlack
Weet
Pranklin
William Davis
Montgomery
Banke Attorndy Geang
Kansas “City
St. Louie Prows
Ausata
Kanes City
San Frep‘eisco
Kenywh
Reck Weng
Trainie Eon
Albert Lea
Mipmac
Yast Rock Island
Kahsae City
Cage
New. York
Trey
Kaman
Prudent
Canada
Manitoba
Eer
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