Remarkable Gull Feat and Siberian Snowflower Noted
An American naturalist observes a twenty mile an hour steamer chase by a flock of gulls as a cracker and stamp dropped overboard are retrieved unseen by observers. The Siberian snowflower, found in tundra marshes, blooms for one day yearly, its star shaped petals and snow crystal covered leaves described in detail.
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Philadelphia Inquirer
Aine
Rubhoskoff
Uteuk
Ruthboskoff
Petrograd
Campbell elected head of Ohio School for the Blind
Charles F. F. Campbell won unanimous election as superintendent of the State School for the Blind in Columbus. He will resign his Ohio commission post to take the new job with a salary drop, while Frances S. Reed becomes acting executive secretary of the commission.
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Columbus
Charles F. F. Campbell
State School For the Blind
Horace C. Maurer
State Board of Administration
Campbell
Ohio Commission For the Blind
Commission For the Blind
Frances S. Reed
Edward C. Pease
Sir Francis Campbell
Royal Normal College
Academy of Music For the
London
Ohio Commission
Lamb
Youngstown Man Fined for Kiss Incident in Court
Albert Baldwin faced a $10 fine in police court after a dispute over an extra kiss at Miss Evelyn Welty’s home. He allegedly kissed her, she threw a lit match, and he claimed self defense as she filed assault and battery charges.
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Youngstown
Albert Baldwin
Baldwin
Evelyn Welty
Miss Welty
Manufacturers For Preparedness
The National Association of Manufacturers at its twentieth annual convention in New York backed a broad patriotic plan for military and naval readiness. It also urged Congress to fix defects in the present railroad regulation system.
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Manufacturers
New York
National Association of Manufacturers
Congress
Methodists embrace union plan at Saratoga conference
In Saratoga Springs New York on May 17 a united vote endorsed forming a commission to discuss Methodist union with the Methodist Episcopal Church South and the Methodist Protestant church. A plan for union to be presented to the South church in 1918 and the Protestant church in 1920 was approved with 427 to 275.
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Saratoga Springs
Methodist General Conference
Union of American Methodism
Methodist Episcopal Church South
Methodist Protestant Church
Eugene F .Hendrix
Earl Cranston
Committee On
Africa
Singapore
Malaysia
Wilson Reveals Struggles and Foreign Policy Viewpoints
President Wilson told the National Press Club he sometimes longed to shed attention by wearing false whiskers and spoke candidly about public figures and the press. He warned that false foreign information could spark trouble, and said the United States must act with world perspective as it seeks peace.
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Washington
Wilson
National Press
Club
Pilot
Wévernmedt
America
United States
Trace Movements of Casement Trial in London Hearing
The prosecution tied Sir Roger Casement and Daniel Bailey to nigh treason by detailing Casement’s landing in Ireland to his delivery at the Tower of London. A seven year old girl and a twelve year old boy testified, a farmer named McCarthy exposed the capture’s backstory, and wreckage on a shore revealed weapons tied to the rebellion. A maid also identified Casement in court.
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London
Roger Casement
Daniel Bailey
Casement
Ireland
Tower of London
McCarthy
Investigations Open Into Akron Crystal Restaurant Collapse
State county and city probes will begin today into the Crystal restaurant collapse in Akron that caused multiple deaths and left about thirty injured as authorities review the disaster from Monday evening.
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WIIT
Akron
Crystal
Levi P Morton Celebrates 92nd Birthday Quietly
New York May 17 Levi P Morton vice president 1889 1893 celebrated the ninety second anniversary of his birth. He spent the day quietly at his home.
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Morton
New York
Levi P. Morton
United States
Buckeye Briefs and Local Incidents
Crushed by automobile Harold Linthicum six year old son of Attorney J R Linthicum was struck while leaving his office and is fatally injured in Caboon Ohio May 17. Strike charge Conrad Swo to be held on assault and battery charge by Bertha Nile one of the striking bindery girls at McCaskey Register company Bellaire Ohio May 14. Miners scale up eastern Ohio miners convention recessed without agreement will reconvene after noon May 17.
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Caboon
Harold
J. R. Linthicum
Alliance
Conrad /SWotoda
McCaskey Register Company
Grand
Bertha Nile
Bellaire
Ohio
Archer Enters Republican Nomination in Ohio
Columbus reports indicate Archer files declaration for renomination as Republican candidate for state treasurer while Jacob Wise of Massillon declares for state auditor. In related moves Tracy of Portsmouth and Fullington withdraw from auditor race, with Tracy replacing as candidate.
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Archer
Columbus
R. W. Archer
Jacob Wise
Massillon
Wise
Senate Finance Committee
Double Tragedy in Springfield Woman and Husband Die
James Yeagell, sixty five, shot and killed his wife Loretta, sixty three, then fatally shot himself hours later. The couple, married forty four years, had just begun divorce proceedings last week. The double murder suicide occurred at the son in law W R Bethards home before Yeagell died en route to a hospital.
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Springfield
James Yeagell
Loretta
Convicts push Ohio Penitentiary News sale for benefit game
Columbus May 17 Convicts will sell the Ohio Penitentiary News on streets tomorrow to advertise the penitentiary Standard Oil baseball game at Neil Park in the afternoon for Columbus Children's Hospital. The O P News is edited and printed by prisoners. Newsboys will be trusts but the ball team is made up largely of inside men as is the band scheduled to play.
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Columbus
Ohio Penitentiary News
Neil Park
Columbus Children's Hospital
O. P
Ten
Cleveland Woodworker Awarded $25,000 Damages
Columbus reports John Haas a Cleveland woodworker received a $25,000 judgment from the supreme court for blindness caused when a foreman hurled a stick of wood into a machine in a Cleveland furniture factory. He initially claimed $75,000. common pleas awarded $25,000, court of appeals overturned, supreme court reversed and affirmed.
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Columbus
John Haas
Cleveland
Supreme Court
Haas
Common Pleas Court
Court of Appeals
Common Pleas
Society Girl Shoots Self in Baltimore
Miss Mary B Mordecai a society figure in Baltimore shot herself in Mercy hospital after a bullet pierced the right temple and fractured her skull. The act and motive remain unknown as she lies in critical condition.
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Society
Self
Baltimore
Mary B Mordecai
Mercy Hospital
Fire Destroyed Car Barns in Cincinnati Area
Fire destroyed the car barns of the Cincinnati Kaw renceburg and Aurora Traction company at North Bend. Five large cars were burned along with the building.
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Cincinnati
Cincinnati, Kawrenceburg and Aurora Traction Company
North Bend
Swedish steamer Grekland damaged in New York harbor collision
In New York harbor the Swedish steamer Grekland sustained damage after a collision with the Italian steamship San Giovanni. The incident injured twenty two people and prompted relief efforts.
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Grekland
New York
Texas
Clinton
Pomerone
Canton
Chicago
Frank Hergenrather
O. L. Kerr
Big Four
Houston
Bellefontaine
Twisted Words Dinner Table Reveal
Answers decode to common holiday items. Turkey Vegetables Ice cream Plum pudding Mince pie Candy Potatoes Dessert Apples Gravy.
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R. V. Gay
Riddles Seek Tune and Train Metaphor
A riddle asks for a tune that is a great favorite and for something made by a train that travels without a train and is of no use to a train, yet no train can travel without it. The answer given is a noise.
Fairies Bring Storm and Sunshine Through Night
The poem describes cross patch fairies causing a night storm with gusts that rip and scatter objects. In the morning sunshine fairies arrive to repair the mess and restore cheer, making everything sad become glad again.
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Philadelphia Record
Printed cards save another call at Carey Times
A brief notice urges printing services at the Carey Times office to produce cards that can save future calls by providing ready information.
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Carey Times
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