West Virginia Leads at McKinley Birth Celebration
West Virginia led the commemorations at the McKinley birthday celebration as former Gov. Cornwell spoke to a large Ohio Society gathering in Washington. He linked Civil War loyalties to current union unity, praising McKinley’s leadership and urging fraternal reconciliation between the North and South.
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Washington
West Virginia
Toms Cornwell
Ohio Society
Birietay
Cevétner
Weel
Virginia
Lee
Jackson
Unio
Bean
The
Cumberland
Airalst Bals Brothers
Ee Wan
Cornwell
Oster Tiret
Rutherford Bbases
Onl
Ohio Press
Cone
the United Tes
Wiliam Y St. Tatt
Ohio
Tyeuler
United States
America
Willan
McKinsey
Havers
Fitzhugh Len
Cleveland
Spain
Speath
McKinley
Ugh
Leo
Egiavana
Maine
Conaresx
Inehiyet
Atanemy
Union
White House
McKinter
Fitzhurd Lee
S ‘Wheeler
Matthew C. Butler
Perth
South
Iterrat
Waltant
Orth
Will _McKinsey
US Tourists Spend 40 Million in British Columbia in 1994
A Vancouver report states that about 40 million dollars was spent by U.S. tourists in British Columbia in 1994, with roughly 90,000 from motor travel during the summer. Most visitors originated from California, Washington, Oregon and other western states, traveling by car. Dominion Commissioner John Barkin notes overall U.S. tourism to Canada remains strong.
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B. C
Moran
Columbia
Vancouver
United States
California
Washington
Oregon
Canada
John Barkin
Dominion
Swedish student missing after train to New York
A systematic search in New York and Buffalo fails to find Nils Biacher a 22 year old Swedish student who vanished after checking baggage in Buffalo and boarding a train to New York on December 11. He studied machinery manufacture at Chicago and had no known contacts in Buffalo or New York. A $1,000 reward is offered for information leading to his whereabouts.
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New York
Nils Biacher
Fischer
International Harvester Company
Chicag
New
Grand Central Terminal
Buffalo
Chicago
Church Street
Flecher
Andera Tiacher
Stockholm
Sweden
Police hunt over Black wife killer in New York home
Police search for Alex Morrison, husband of Gertrude Myre, after she is found fatally shot at her Bronk Street home. Neighbors report a quarrel earlier that night. W Hubbard, who employed Gertrude as a cook, called police after hearing a gunshot. Morrison, an elevator operator at Kanagwin Valley bank building, is suspected and sought for questioning.
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Myre
Gertrude Mertieur
Bronk Street
Alex
Morrison
Kanagwin Valley Bank
W. Glubbard
Cook
Canada Expands Education for Youth Across Dominion
Census bulletins reveal rising school enrollment with over ten million Canadians aged five to nineteen registered in education institutions. The data indicate a push toward longer compulsory schooling and broader access, highlighting significant government focus on child education nationwide.
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Gmiarhidon & Cainede
Achool
Wutleby Pennes
Cundan
South Carolina departs from cotton as farm king
In a shift sparked by the boll weevil and market diversification, South Carolina moves from cotton to a cow hog and tea farming system. New crops and marketing cooperatives spread across counties. shipments of corn, apples, peaches, and tomatoes begin to reach Western markets and California canneries.
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South Carolina
Cotton
Columbia
Fmrolina
Hin
Carolina
Cruniversitieas
Markeilne
Charleston
Sutter Coutt
Manning
Iit
Mummerton
Sneter
Patns
Florida
United
Bolton
1925 Sets Record for New Schools in U S Territory
Hashedil Indiana January 29 1925 reports a surge in new school construction as older structures are replaced by modern brick buildings. The piece notes rapid expansion in 1924 with over 40 million dollars invested, reflecting civic pride and community investment in better schooling and long term savings for taxpayers.
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U.S. Territory
Hashedil
Ind
Cuming
Thea Claptrayi
Perenter Voluti
Kehoe
Bernuty
Tyes
Sehoel
Whachim
Ehlef
Asauly
Obituary notes for Keaty Cheybill and others in town
Obituary notices list Mrs Keaty Cheybill of 602 Valley Street dying Wednesday morning, with funeral at two o clock from her parents’ home. Also reported are deaths of Mrs Milena Henwon and Mrs Sarah Cherry, with services planned and survivors including children and grandchildren across multiple cities.
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C. Greys
Keaty Cheybill
Valley Atreat
Glimar
Elty
A. Snyder
Cincinnati
Willian
Eagarhajiders
Bilin A. Bannon
Milena
Henwon
Yen
Whet
Couch Street
Liberte
Bhein
Kangen
Teuten
Munn
Renwen
Wihertys
Maud Smith
Franka A. Wilson
Mra i
Liuring
Mharlemton
Mariann Stauto
Liberty
Morality Clause Shrinking Hollywood Power Plays
A discussion of how morality clauses and contract controls shape the movie industry. It explains that stars’ business affairs stay with their agents, limiting parental or partner interference, while producers emphasize protecting a film’s completion from star injuries and scandal.
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Hollywood
Star Front
Jhuwbyader
Artar
Clerks Callover Bills Introduced In First Session
Clerks of the state legislature checked documents after a preliminary session. Most legislators returned home except key clerks as they prepared to print papers within 40 days. Absent delays hindered progress. Hodges, clerk of the House, remains tasked with office duties while veterans oversee duplication and printing. The Senate clerk Harris and staff plan to review measures for eventual printing ahead of the session's main work.
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Ana Fee
M.S. Hoodies
Fey
Ibs
Hodges
Hadges
Senate
Harris
Avery
Nhs Corpa
Aires
Billy
Remarkable animal life atop Everest’s edge
Major R W W Hingston, official naturalist of the Mount Everest expedition, describes life at extreme altitudes on a plateau near Everest. Spiders at 22,000 feet, butterflies at 21,000 feet, grasshoppers near 15,000 feet, and birds and mammals adapted to the harsh air show where life persists above the snow line. The report highlights thin hair, wind-sculpted wings, and close bonds between mammals and birds as they endure the rarefied, dry air and freezing temperatures.
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Charle
A. Smith
London
iMbstan
R. W W. Co
Hingston
Royalepegraphical Society
Major Hingston
Twingetot
Mingaton
Knives Confiscated During Pittsburg Raid at Luther Almateymar
Reported raid at Luther Almateymar led to confiscation of several knives from a house. Officers, including Lieutenant Junea afe Cormiel, conducted the operation and found multiple knives among items seized. The incident details remain sparsely documented in the available text.
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Pittsburg
Junea
Cormiel
Pateoliin
Choy
Luther Almateymar
Aine Wien
Gunblhae
Funeral crowds attend Young's grave in Herrin shooting case
The large funeral procession for Young drew 16 000 to 20 000 mourners through Herrin as his bullet scarred car led the hearse to the cemetery. Witnesses described tension after a Saturday night incident and the trial atmosphere surrounding the case.
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Thorman
Thomas
Angecarce
Wilhiiamsen Enunts
Black
Springfield
Young
Jon
Herrin City
Hearas
Japanese Taxes Rise to Record 397 Million Yen
Estimates from the Finance Department project Japan’s tax take for next year at 39759 000 yen, with wake tax and sake duties among largest items. Income tax rises modestly while duties on imports and alcohol push the total higher. police step up protection after a church fire in a separate incident.
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Japan
Tan
Tap
Clever Buffalo Chemist Promises Piles Cure All
A Buffalo chemist touts a new rectal treatment for hemorrhoids claiming it never fails and offers a money back guarantee. The method involves suppositories or internally administered agents said to address the root cause, with claims of quick relief and full cure. Price listed at $1400 with mail orders available.
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Buffalo
Gortit
Andy Wold
Oo A. Porterfield
Ady
Mother Seized as Police Take Son in Robbery Case
New York City reports detail a bank label found on cash and a suspected gang bust. Mrs Winifred Murray and her seventeen year old son John Murray, along with PhiIy Krylen, are jailed on charges related to a string of holdups in Brooklyn and Manhattan. Detectives traced a gang member via an automobile used in robberies and a patrolman was wounded in a separate hold up. The Murray family previously resided at 642 West 28th Street and moved several times before returning to West 21st Street. The Dresden exhibit of 1928 focuses on housing problems and city planning.
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New York
John Murray
Che
Iteucerork
Brooklyn
Petrethrea
Went
Brookisn Amee Jas Thans
West 47Th Street
Winifred Murray
Huhn
No. Anne Fitth Avenue
Bay Ridge
People's Trist Company
Murray
Brooklyn Mauraice
Kinlen
Kiy- Nin
William Hampel
West
D¢Th Street
Trnmpel
Weet 28Th Street
Policn Aay
Davia
29Th Street
Jith
Grabach
Kinden
Poller
Inlen
Vicks Wartime Card? No, Vicks Emerges as Global Cold Remedy
Nearly every household trusts Vicks for colds and sore throats. Since its start in a North Carolina drug store more than thirty years ago, the cough suppressant and decongestant now ships to 17 countries and sells over 17 million jars in the United States annually. Mothers prize it for soothing children, easing stomach upset, and overnight cold relief. It is also promoted for burns, cuts, bruises, and skin troubles.
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Wicks
North Carolina
United States
Arona
Mare
Old Time Patent Medicine Ad Promises Quick Cough Cure
An antique ad touts a harsh patent medicine marketed as a swift remedy for stubborn coughs. It boasts no dip or chlorotrin and claims to banish chesty coughing with simple dosing, urging travelers to seek Brenehuline and promising rapid relief from persistent irritation.
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British Columbia
Sammond
St. Johns
New Gland
Consrignt
Trey
Wirey
Tey Dress
Alinne
Tatican
Vienna
Florence Faulkner
Pillen
Mary Waehern
Hantinga
Chile
Maris Wera
Baresiwra
Sim
Hogh Dewitt McDanenl
Doerd Tawitt McPoagwal
Wad Min
Toreabel
Waparenta
Sarah Cherry
Biers
Sarah Catherine Cherry
Mark Hanna
Indiana Avenue
Bourlat
Mary May Coping
Columbus
Mdger
Dames
Detroit
Wuleide Mia
Meanor McDougall
Burry
Ponty
Adeyer
Enem
Arburkle
Onomedian
Ut Arbuctie
Arebuckle
Piers Luke
Beiger
Tratinge
soriaUur
Mon
Muward
Spaulding, Jr
Johnny Barker
Harhell
Barker Foundation
Jaimes BP Argent
Mt. Everest
Chaylaston Clearine House
He Ag
Bank
Dresden
Germany
Vicks
Dave
Brenehuline
Jackie
Potterfield
Bronghuline
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