Editor Calls British King Plain Bigamist
Paris reports renewed sensational talk over King George of England and a claimed 1890 marriage to a British admiral's daughter. The Liberator faced suppression in London and Edward H. James vows to press the case, while Mylius faces arrest over distribution of the paper.
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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
Socialist campaign aims to pay Warren fine in pennies
Hutchinson Kansas January 5 Socialist supporters launch a drive to raise 1500 dollars and 200 in coats by collecting 170000 pennies from Socialists or sympathizers for Fred Warren associate editor of the Appeal to Reason. Warren has been sentenced to Leavenworth and his case awaits Supreme Court review.
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Hutchinson
Kas
Fred Warren
Appeal To
Reason
Warren
Leavenworth
Supreme Court
SURE SUFFERINGS ARE OVER
A Palace drug store report quotes I. Steele praising La Fave medicines after a week of use. He suffered stomach trouble with right side pains and fullness after meals. He says he can eat meat again and credits La Fave remedies with ending his suffering.
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Palace
la Fave
Middle West
Mr. I. Steele
Mr. Steele
Uncle Joe Cannon Dances at Wynne Party
Washington notes a social gathering at the Wynne hall for Ming Ruth Wynne with former House Speaker Joseph G. Cannon in attendance. The event features the Boston trot as the evening’s highlight and a moment where the elder statesman agrees to dance with the debutante.
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Washington
Joe” Cannon
Robert J. Wynne
Ming Ruth Wrynne
Joe
Mise Wynne
Boston
Explosive Tests to Open International Aviation Meet in Frisco
The United States government will guard the International Aviation meet at South San Francisco January 7 to 15 with four infantry companies, cavalry, and a machine gun platoon. Troops will defend the danger zone around military and naval target practice using real explosives to test aerial projectiles and weapons.
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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 Warns Of Baldness For Women
NoelCork January 4 The Rainy Day club hears Dr Guernsey Brownell warn that heavy false hair boosts can damage scalp circulation and push women toward baldness by middle age. The Astor Hotel talk centers on scalp hygiene and risks of piling artificial hair.
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NoelCork
Guernsey Brownell
Rainy Day Club
Hotel Astor
Oregon man charged after fatal home confrontation
In Oregon City Oregon on January 5 Hiram Beube aged 77 died after a fight at the home of two elderly brothers Nelson and Neleon Beube. Neleon Beube is badly hurt and held on murder charges related to the death. Nelson says he acted to defend his brother during the clash.
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Horothe MU Fort
Oregon City
Oro
Hiram Beube
Bin
Neleon
Hir Ami
Nelson
Hiram
Government spending alleged in Senate disclosures
A 1910 Senate report highlights alleged waste by Vice President Sherman and others. It accuses lawmakers including Guggenheim Lorimer Carter and Katz of charging chauffeurs, telegrams, meals, lodging, and personal items to the public treasury during travels and duties.
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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
Ball and Dance Night After Eaton Businessmen Game
Tonight at Baskhpt Hall Eaton Businessmen host A Keefe Hall after the game. Dance follows the contest with a social program and refreshments for attendees.
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Baskhpt Hall
Eaton
Busness
Keefe
Auction Plan for Wool Sales Explored in Detail
The piece discusses methods used to defraud wool buyers by packing fleece with desorbed or contaminated materials. It explains how criminals hide rubbish in sacks to keep the market value intact, noting the issue stems from the current marketing system and responses to it.
Wool auction system urged to free growers from speculators
A speaker argues for a national wool warehouse and auction sales to empower American sheep men. He cites 28 million sheep in the West, an annual output above 200 million pounds, and potential $2 million yearly to fund warehouses. He insists manufacturers and wool buyers oppose change, urging growers to back the plan to reach real market value.
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Wool Commission
Commission
Wood Commission
Boston
Philadelphia
4 & Sieantic
United States
Oklahoma Woman Appointed to City Police Force
Mrs. Mae bel Bassett of Sapulpa was named to the city police force. She will wear a star and uniform and work until midnight, with a focus on Juvenile offenders.
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Oklahoma
LaSpulpa
Okla
Maebel Bassett
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