Lava Flows From Kilauea Forge Vast Hawaii Landscape
From Hilo Hawaii March 23 By mail the article reports vast lava flows from Kilauea burying miles of country to fathoms deep since October 1919. Two lava types pahoehoe and aa feed rivers of molten rock advancing toward the sea while underground explosions and Halemaumau's fiery fountains create a dramatic volcanic panorama.
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Hilo
Island of Hawaii
T. H
Kilauea Volcana
Halemaumau
Kilauea
Dawson Dawns on Yukon River Breakup Wager
In Dawson Yukon residents wager on the exact minute of the annual Yukon River spring breakup. Pools of sixty entries date back to 1898 with bets on the minute, sometimes raffles win houses. A stake in the ice powers a clock and whistle to signal the break and end winter.
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Dawson
Y. T
MaOili
Yukon River
Ig Valley
Yukon
White Horse
Tahitian Lepers Live in Beautiful Valley
PAPEETE Tahiti March 410 By mail Tahiti's leper colony established in 1943 sits in a scenic valley. Houses are concrete with iron roofs and bamboo side panels for ventilation. Water from a spring reaches each home with proper sanitation. Visitors can come without direct contact and leprosy is said to be one of the least contagious diseases.
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Papeete
Tahiti
Kidney pills aid back pain and upset kidneys
D. G. Damond of Cleveland reports kidney discomfort after a cold settled in his kidneys. He states back and side pain improved after using Poley Kidney Pills, sold everywhere.
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D. G. Damond
W. 80Th St
Cleveland
Spring-Hollister Tea Promoted by Sands-Hays Drug Co
The advertisement touts Monoki Mountain Tea as a reliable spring cleanser endorsed by Spring-Hollister and Sands-Hays Drug Co. It describes a seasonal health boost and urges readers to purchase from local outlets for a fresh start.
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Hollister's
Monoki Mountain Tea
Reliable Spring Cleanser
Fiz-Ik
Sands-Hays Drug Co
Rudolph Key Pitcher Of Braves Still With Boston Club
Dick Rudolph, the lone survivor of the 1941 Braves trio that beat the Athletics, remains a dependable starter for Boston. Born August 25, 1889 in New York, he rose from Fordham to big leagues, joining Boston in 1914 after stints with Toronto and the Giants. Last season he posted a 2.47 ERA in 18 losses and 13 wins despite the team finishing sixth, also working 11 wild pitches the league’s leading mark.
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Dick Rudolph
Athletics
Boston
Braves
Rudolph
Richard
New York
Fordham College
Ife
Tutland
Vermont
Toronto
Giants
Providence
James
Tyler
Woodward
Poles Fight Wolves as Well as Russians
War front dispatch from Warsaw notes that Polish troops face both Bolshevik and wolf threats. Reported incident describes two mounted soldiers lost in deep snow near Dvinsk with seven wolves shot nearby and frozen remains of soldiers and horses. Wolves roam packs of up to forty, while many Poles suffer frostbite and some require amputations.
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Warsaw
Mait
Dvinsk
Foley’s Honey and Tar Praised in Letter from Braddock Resident
Miss Rose Florke of 209 Hawkins Avenue, N. Braddock, Pa, writes of relief from a chest cold after using Foley's Honey and Tar. She notes fear of pneumonia and urges others with severe colds to try the remedy, citing many similar letters.
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Rose Florke
Hawkins Avenue
N. Braddock
Arizona Delegates to Escort Marshall at Good Roads Meet
Vice President Thomers R. Marshall will speak at the National Good Roads convention in Hot Springs Arkansas starting April 14. Arizona’s delegation of about 500 will escort him if Governor Campbell’s plan is approved.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Thomers R. Marshall
National Good Roads Association
Hot Springs
Ark
Arizona
Campbell
Hears Arguments in Niobrara Sheep Suit
Judge Mentzer heard arguments on setting aside the referee’s decision in the Wilson Brothers sheep case brought to Cheyenne from Lusk on change of venue. No decision was announced. The dispute centers on sheep counting and a $417,000 payment to a man named Hd wards, appealed to the local court to nullify.
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Mentzer
Wilson Brothers
Cheyenne
Lusk
Hdwards
Danes Gather To Show King Earnestness
Enormous crowds gathered outside Copenhagen town hall and formed columns to march to Amalienborg castle carrying a resolution asking the king to avert a general strike. The demonstration is led by town councillors and calls for a new ministry not responsible for the present crisis with parliamentary support.
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Copenhagen
Associated Press
Royal
Amalienborg Castle
Spring Bonnets Arrive Early in Alaska
In Juneau Alaska merchants advertised spring hats as early as February and new arrivals challenged the belief that wool caps and fur coats remain the only spring style in the far north.
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Alaska
Juneau
Sam Brown Advocates Safety First In Mail Route
Sam Brown the city mail carrier on the north side rides a motorcycle while delivering mail and urges preparedness. He arrived at the post office Saturday afternoon with a working machine making a small tune as he struggled to free it from a blocked path.
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Sam Brown
Sam
City petitions seek extension of Thirty fourth street and a new filling station
Two petitions presented to the city clerk for Monday’s meeting seek action by the city commissioners. One from northwest town residents asks to extend Thirty fourth street two and a half blocks east to include Second Holdrege addition. The other from Wyoming Filling Station Company requests approval to build a large attractive station at Sixteenth and House streets. The street extension has been deferred before. the filling station proposal is new.
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Ftown
Thirty-fourth Street
Second Holdrege
Wyoming Filling Station Company
Sixteenth
House Streets
Rid yourself of spring fever with Foley Cathartic Tablets
If energy is low and you feel tired you may have sluggish bowels. Foley Cathartic Tablet is marketed as a wholesome laxative to cleanse the bowels ease biliousness gas bloating headaches sour stomach and indigestion.
Whelan Purchases East Side Market
J A Whelan, tied to United Grocery, buys the East Side Market on Evans Street. He takes possession next week. A quoted line from The Golden Age notes New York’s struggle with rising prices and rents.
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Whelan
East Side
Evans Street
J. A. Whelan
United Grocery Company
Mr. Whalen
Barthou Attacks Lloyd George Over German Policy
Former French premier Jean Louis Barthou criticizes Prime Minister Lloyd George for Britain’s apparent appeasement of Germany by not signing the stern notes sent to the current German government. He argues this act curries favor with the Germany of the future.
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Jean Louis Barthou
France
David Lloyd George
Great Britain
Germany
Coal Prices in Cheyenne Hold Firm Amid Uprising Rumors
No immediate price increase in Cheyenne for Wyoming coal after Washington committee actions and New York mining talks. Carloads arrive at old prices. only one rumored operator raise, not yet billed. Dealers expect higher prices later but none planned now. Rock Springs Kemmerer coal 40 per ton, Hanna Monarch 9, Puritan 7.50.
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Washington
New York City
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Rock Springs
Kemmerer
Hanna
Monarch
Puritan
Colorado
Earthquakes Continue To Shake Tahiti Islands In February
A Tahiti report notes a persistent sequence of earthquakes since 1918 affecting the islands of Tahiti Moores and Mehetia with February activity increasing in intensity. Tremors occur nearly daily with centers concentrated beneath the islands as authorities monitor the situation.
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Papheth
Tahiti
Moores
Mehetia
Mayor says only gas franchise legally secure in Cheyenne
Mayor Taylor concluded from the city charter that Cheyenne lacks authority to issue any franchise except a gas franchise. He stated the charter grants gas franchise power but specifies no other franchise or authority for the council to grant sanctions to operating concerns.
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Taylor
Cheyenne
One Place Where Government Cheap
Castle Rock April 5. If high cost of government drives living costs Castle Rock should be cheapest. Municipal elections were to be held this spring with Mayor Hugh Shellabarger and all town officers seeking re election. Voters apparently felt the town ran well last year and the administration was allowed to run another year without election costs.
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Castle Rock
Golo
Hugh Shellabarger
Shellabarger
Lunatic Murderer Is Out of Pen at Last
Honolulu dispatch reports J. K. Kahoolaws a cowboy released after ten years for dismembering a man and stewing remains, then ten more years on a murder charge. he is confined as mentally deranged and alienists claim he was insane from the start.
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Honolulu
T. H
J. K. Kahoolaws
Russia faces inevitable construction after widespread destruction
Investigators warn that destruction in Russia has reached its limit and rebuilding efforts must begin. They state that further demolition is not feasible and that reconstruction is now the only path forward for the affected areas.
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Russia
Mississippi Congressman Leads Democratic Push Against Wilson Third Term
Benjamin G. Humphreys of Mississippi stands as a leader in the Democratic fight against a third term for President Wilson. He reportedly enjoys backing from Champ Clark and other prominent Democrats.
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Benjamin G., Humphreys
Mississippi
Wilson
Champ Clark
Pickpocket’s boast reveals missing $270 in loot
Casper Wyoming April 6 Jose Martinez a pickpocket who drew a three to five year term for stealing 640 from a man in a pool hall told the sheriff he never had that much money. He admitted he short changed himself by 270 after exchanging three hundred dollar bills for thirty thinking them tens.
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Casper
Wyo
Jose Martinez
Cheyenne Eyes Gun Club Initiative This Year
Cheyenne considers forming a civilian gun club to be supported by the country club or Chamber of Commerce. Officials offer use of the government range and may provide government rifles for the club. Local rifle enthusiasts show interest and a leader is sought, with former service members eager to maintain training.
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Cheyenne
Country Club
Cheyenne Chamber of Commerce
Pretty Mable Normand at Amuse Today
Pinto from Cactus Town stars in Cheyenne at the Atlas today ending a three day engagement. Critics hail Mable Normand as a flashing dashing western whirlwind in a fast moving official comedy with laughs only she can provide. The Amuse theatre show continues today.
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Pinto
Cactus Town
Cheyenne
Mable Normand
the Atlas Today
Mable
Amuse Theatre
Funeral threats and circus acts headline modest 1900s paper
The fragment mentions Old Man Gloom and his followers with ominous lines about death and a girl named Pretty Mable Normand who will perform as a fun maker and skilled horsewoman with a lariat. An ad touts BROMO QUININE tablets for headache and cold relief, signed by W. Grove, plus a note about a large German office workers organization numbering 350,000.
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Old Man Gloom
Mable Normand
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Mollister’s
Rocky Mountain Tea
Forbes Pharmacy
W. Grove
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Gronenthal
BOS
Brecht
Gronenthal Bros
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