Editor Claims British King a Plain Bigamist
Paris reports renewed sensational claims that King George of England married the daughter of a British admiral about ten years ago. The Liberator’s Edward H. James intends to press the matter in England, while authorities suppressed the paper in London over the Mylius case.
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Paris
George
England
Liberator
Edward H. James
Hisbon
London
King George
Edward T. Mylius
High Court
Ncrat
Mylins
Wng
James
Myllus
George Way
Matta
Edward F. Mylius
William James
Harvard University
Socialists Launch Penny Campaign to Pay Warren Fine
Hutchinson Kansas January 5 Socialists start a drive to collect 170000 pennies to cover a 1500 dollar fine and 200 dollars in coats for Fred Warren associate editor of the Appeal to Reason. Plan calls for one penny from each Socialist or sympathizer. Warren was sentenced to Leavenworth federal prison for alleged scurrilous material and his case remains pending before the Supreme Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hutchinson
Kas
Fred Warren
Appeal To
Reason
Warren
Leavenworth
Supreme Court
SURE SUFFERINGS ARE OVER
A newspaper reporter visits Palace drug store and hears Mr. I. Steele recount his recovery from years of stomach trouble. He credits La Fave medicines for relief after a week of use and urges others to try the remedies for similar health issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palace
la Fave
Middle West
Mr. I. Steele
Mr. Steele
Uncle Joe Cannon Dances at Wynne Hall
Washington, Jan 5. The hall hosted Robert J. Wynne’s reception for Ming Ruth Wynne, youngest daughter. Uncle Joe Cannon agreed to dance with her and did the Boston trot, drawing laughter as the guest of honor joined the latest dance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Joe” Cannon
Robert J. Wynne
Ming Ruth Wrynne
Joe
Mise Wynne
Boston
Explosive Tests Planned for San Francisco Aviation Meet
The United States government assigns four infantry companies a cavalry troop and a machine gun platoon to guard the aviation meet at South San Francisco January 7 to 15. Troops guard the danger zone where live explosives will be tested on air targets, balloons, kites, ships, and moving targets with real war ammunition.
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San Francisco
United States
South San Franciato
Aviation Mpield
Avatlon Park
Navy
Ehipa
Barry
Beckman Winthrop
of Navy
Palse Hair Craze Driving Women Toward Baldness
Noel Cork reports Dr. Guernsey Brownell warned the Rainy Day club at the Hotel Astor that heavy false hair and hairpieces strain the scalp and could cause baldness. He cautioned that continual use of rolls and braids accelerates hair loss and ties to aging.
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NoelCork
Guernsey Brownell
Rainy Day Club
Hotel Astor
Elderly Oregon man killed in alleged fraternal fight
In Oregon City Oregon on January 5 Hiram Beube 77 was killed in a confrontation with his younger brother Neleon Beube who was badly hurt and charged with murder Neleon claims self defense after Hiram attacked him with a knife over a quarrel about a quarterly pension.
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Horothe MU Fort
Oregon City
Oro
Hiram Beube
Bin
Neleon
Hir Ami
Nelson
Hiram
Senators Costs Exposed Over Government Expenses
A 1910 Senate report highlights lavish spending by Vice President Sherman and others, charging chauffeur costs, travel, telegrams, and even personal grooming to the public. It notes Senator Carter's irrigation trip spend, private car use, and unvouchered fees, illustrating alleged wasteful uses of taxpayer money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde H. Tavenner
Washington
Jon
Aldrich
Senate
Bennett
James 5
Sherman
Utica
Guggenheim
Simon Guggenheiim
Colorado
William Lorimer
Illinois
Browne
Ottawa
Ilk
Leo O'Neill Brown
Lorimer
Chicago
Tom Carter
Montana
Irrigation Committee
Weat
Casper
Wyo
Pathfinder Dam
Seattle
Wash
Carter
Basketball Hall Eaton Bus ness Men vs A Keefe Hall Dance After Game
The fragment mentions a basketball hall Eaton business men versus A Keefe Hall and a dance after the game. Details are unclear and entities partially garbled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baskhpt Hall
Eaton
Busness
Keefe
Wool Auctions Plan Criticized In Local Debate
The article discusses an auction plan for wool sales, outlining concerns about fraudulent packing practices. It notes criminals mix bones and debris into fleece to lower value and mislead buyers, while stressing the need for honest marketing and proper sale methods.
In Favor of Auction Wool Markets in America
A speaker argues that wool worth over eighty eight million dollars is sold to growers through speculators. a national wool warehouse and auction system could free manufacturers, lower dealer power, and raise funds to build storage. He urges sheepmen to back warehouses to start auctions nationally.
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Wool Commission
Commission
Wood Commission
Boston
Philadelphia
4 & Sieantic
United States
Oklahoma Woman Appointed Police Officer
LaSpulpa Oklahoma Mrs Mae bel Bassett was appointed to the city police force She will wear a star and uniform and work until midnight She will look particularly after juvenile offenders.
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Oklahoma
LaSpulpa
Okla
Maebel Bassett
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John Harringson
Hart, Schaffner
Edward
WM. Myers Dry Goods
Uncle Sam
America
Joe Cannon
Frisco
Golden Gate
Bome
Capitol Avenue Theatre
F. Stamntn
John P. Slocum
TH Cort Theatre
the Kissing Girl
Veterinary— Co
WM. Pflaeging
Kaesue Oty Veterinary College
Cheyenne
Swanson
Poe
Heule
Swanson Rheumatic Cure Co
Lake Street
Chieng
Henry Becker
West Seventeenth ST
Wholesalera Foe
Schlitz and Pilsner
Old Crow
Yellowstone
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