Tragic Windsor Trainside Death Highlights Missouri News
Miss Mary Hanty aged 17 of Windsor died after stepping on a trestle rail as a Missouri Kansas and Texas train approached. Eldon Edmundson of Windsor witnessed the tragedy and aided the victim before rescue efforts. The article also covers Governor Hyde’s remarks on a resignation, local industry plans, bank appointments, school bonds, and other Missouri notices.
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Mary Hanty
Windsor
Eldon Edmundson
Edmundson
Tles
John Wrightman
Hyde
Jefferson City
Philip H. Brockman
St. Louis
Aurora
Missouri
Ozark Territory
Pierce City
Sarcoxie
John H. Nolen
Otterville
R. L. Fitzgerald
Fisk
Farmers and Citizens’ State Bank
de Soto
D. A. Mallicoat
Fitzgerald
State Bank of
Berryville
Ark
Galena
World News Roundup on Reparations and Conflicts
A digest of recent discussions in Paris among allied finance ministers on extending German reparations payments in kind, amid American claims and the Genoa conference stance. Reports cover U S policy shifts, Pacific treaty debates, and European economic tensions with notes on strikes, rail and mining disputes, and political crises abroad.
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Wiesbaden
France
Germany
Paris
Genoa
Rhine
Revolt in South Africa grips Johannesburg area
Disgruntled Boers and Reds bolster an uprising as strikers circle Johannesburg. Casualties mount with one hundred killed and five hundred wounded in recent fighting. Government forces reclaim Brakpan and Benoni while Bricks ton Ridge and Sophiatown clearances yield 1,100 revolutionists. Air bombardment and armed strikers mark the conflict. Premier Smuts survives a close call when a bullet strikes his car.
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Brakpan
Benoni
Fordsburg
Sophiatown
Brixton Ridge
Brixton
Jan Christian Smuts
Rand
Potchefstroom
Veterans Hard Hit By Job Shortage In 50 Day Push
Lemuel Bolles national adjutant of the American Legion says extraordinary efforts are needed to prevent suffering among jobless veterans. He asserts the Legion’s plan aims to place many veterans in work within fifty days and warns destitution could spread without rapid temporary and permanent employment growth in the next six months.
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Indianapolis
Lemuel Bolles
American Legion
Legion
Bolles
Schick Test Says Diphtheria Immunity Up in Schools
Dr. Abraham Zinghler reports the Schick test in New York public schools increased diphtheria immunity. After eight years of study 95 percent of tested children were immune, with immunity lasting far longer than the old serum.
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New York
Schick
Abraham Zinghler
New York University Medical College
Zinghler
Government tightens aliens rules with annual registry
The new naturalization code proposed by Representative Johnson aims to bar enemies from the country and require aliens to register yearly. The provisions were introduced recently in Washington.
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Washington
Johnson
Ovation for Collins in Cork Arrival Draws Crowds
Michael Collins head of the provisional government received an ovation in Cork as great crowds lined the mile route to the hotel. Street scenes and cheering reflected strong support during the visit.
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Collins
Cork
Michael Collins
Perfume Match Reveals Odd Adelaide Studio Tale
Miss Rose recounts Adelaide’s visit to a psychological perfumer Mme La La who promised to distill the essence of Adelaide’s soul into a perfume. The resulting aroma proved strange and pungent, evoking a familiar catnip scent as grandma entered and asked who brought the catnip, ending with a note on psychology.
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Adelaide
Rose
Adelaide Alw
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Adel
Adelaid
Bob
Grandma
Facial reconstruction showcased at eleventh Ican Congress
A report from the eleventh annual Ican College of Surgeons congress in Philadelphia highlights war born face reconstruction as a standout. The article notes advances in brain and skull surgery, including intracranial procedures once a last resort, with experts from Europe and South America demonstrating rapid, extended operations using tiny electric tools.
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Ican College of Surgeons
Adelphia
A. McGarry
Europ
South America
Frontline French Press Forms Unified Journal
A Reuters report notes French trench editors formed a friendly society to publish Expresse, a joint front paper not for public sale. The latest issue warns readers the paper may be delayed by shelling and dangers at crossings, reflecting wartime censorship and turmoil.
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Westminster Gazette
Trench Journ
Expresse
Beautiful Lake of Atit A Western American Lake Described
An overview of Lake Atitlan in Guatemala noted by Dr Alfred Jay and Maudslay describes it as among the most beautiful spots on the American coast. The surrounding Quiches Cachiquels and Zu still retain many traditions though once forming a powerful trine before Spanish conquest under Cortes ally Alvarado.
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Atit
United States
H Alvarado
Hernando Cortes
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