Traps on Road to Fiume Guarded Frontier Route
The article describes a guarded route to Fiume with nine carabineers along a 48 mile stretch from Trieste. Travelers face gates, passport checks, and stringent scrutiny at each post on both Italian and d Annunzio lines. Final exams occur before entering No Man's Land and the city sections include tight checks for falsified money.
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Trieste
Mall
Fiume
Tricete
Vannunzio
Abbazia
Abbagia
Italy
No Man's Land
d'Annunzio
Large Enrollment Expected for Wool School Lectures
Natrona county wool growers show strong interest in a wool school at the high school. Prof. J A Hill of the University of Wyoming will conduct sessions starting at 10 oclock. A separate note mentions a new slot machine predicting train speed.
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Natrona County
J. A. Hill
University of Wyoming
Kansas City Star
black oil development eyed for wyoming fields
Wyoming beauty of black oil is set for large scale development by California experienced operators. Plans call for new or merged refineries to handle asphaltic crude, with Wind River Plant at Lander and major fields under new ownership. Midwest and Rocky Mountain interests maneuver for control across Lusk and Thermopolis districts.
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Wyoming
California
Wind River Producing and Refining Company
Lander
McWhorter Oil and Refining Company
Lusk
Rocky Mountain Refining Company
Welton
Standard Oil Company of Indiana
Standard
McWhorter
Midwest Refining Company
Montana
Wind River
Midwest
Weston
Maine
Wyoming Fuel Oil Company
Maverick Springs
Fremont County
Sheridan-Wyoming Oil Company
Ohio Oil Company
Carter Oil Company
Warm Springs
Thermopolis
Alliance Oil and Refining Company
Polson Spider District
Pine Mountain
Dallas
Bolton Creek
Big Hollows Field
Ouija Session With Deceased Spouse Reported
In the American Legion Weekly a spiritualist woman uses a Ouija board to contact her deceased husband John. She asks if he is happy and if heaven is wonderful. He replies affirmatively but notes he is not there yet.
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John
The
American Legion Weekly
A Well Supported Hope Slim Hope for Suffrage
The Kansas City Star notes a broad public backing for suffrage with many still uneasy about its full adoption. The piece reflects mixed optimism amid strong advocacy and cautious skepticism among citizens.
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Kansas City
Price Drop On Fish Sparks Quick Cooking Urgency
A brief item notes a fish price reduction prompting immediate cooking action as a shopper urges to run home with the reduced fish. The fragment reflects a hurried exchange from a Munich source.
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Pitegende
Munich
Not Acquitted
A Lexington leader remark questions a son’s bank job. The exchange implies a failed personal or moral judgment. The brief cipher hints at social scrutiny linked to a local figure and public opinion.
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Lexington
Up to Date Tommy Kind Old Lady Scene
A London Tit-Bits snippet shows Tommy receiving sweets from a kind old lady and answering with a quick exchange about more treats. The brief exchange captures a playful moment between child and elder within a metropolitan paper vignette.
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Tommy
London
Gone In for Politics, Gone For the Country
A brief exchange contrasts personal gain with public service as the speaker questions the value of politics, while another asserts the country should serve the individual. The remark illustrates tension between public duty and personal benefit.
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Sydney Sulletin
No Grass Widow Green by its Name Reflects Bias
A Lexington Leader exchange questions assumptions about judging people by names and preconceptions about class or character based on language and labels. The dialogue plays with irony to challenge stereotypes and tease social judgments.
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Lexington
Pitches First No Hit Game Walter Johnson
Walter Johnson, famed pitcher, delivered the first no hit game for his team, stunning spectators with impeccable control and a flawless outing. The performance marked a milestone in his early career and set a high mark for future generations of pitchers.
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Walter Johnson
Notable MLB Moment for Mo Hit in Red Sox Debut
A historic Boston Red Sox game on July 1 features Mo Hit’s long awaited big league moment. Despite a tough outing, only one batter reached base, marking a rare base hit by the veteran in his fourteen year career.
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Norm
Boston Red Sox
Iain
Apparent Mental Lapse Precedes Engagement
A brief note reflects on a young man who announced serious thoughts of marriage and soon followed through. The piece muses on how some people lack a true concept of what serious thinking entails.
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Brown Bull
Usually a High One Experience Teaches Its Price
A concise note from the Colorado Springs Telegraph emphasizes experience as the sole teacher that can demand and secure its own value. The aphorism underscores the premium placed on hard-won lessons.
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Colorado Springs
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William Hannon
K. O. C. University
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K.C
Edelweiss
Lee Syndicate Bldg
West First
Rudy
Mr. Scott
Scott Clothing Co
Manhattan
Union Orchestra
Iris
Walter
Cjohnson
Joan OF the
Snub Pollard
Priema
Yee Reat
R. T. Kemp Co. “Insurance—That’s All
House OF Quality Pictures
Iris Theater
Georges Carpentier In
the Wonder Man
Neal Burns
William Fox
Gladys Brockwell
Charles Reade
Mutt
Jeff
West Union Tel AM
Park Road Sales & Service Co
Casper
Flagstaff
Boulder
Sayer Motor Company
Denver, Colo
Yellowstone Ave
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