Constable Refusal to Stop Sunday Krall Incident
Pitsburg May 12. Constable Stein says he will resign his commission before stop Sunday bail and notes he will resign rather than stop Sunday patrol. Other constables share stance as suburban communities protest to the district attorney and local officials amid remonstrants.
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Pitsburg
J ‘Whit
Stein
Pope relaxes Catholic scapular rules for women in Milwaukee
A papal letter permits Catholic women to lay aside scapulars when wearing low necklines or peep show garments. The brown woolen cords and white cloth squares featuring a Virgin emblem are worn as a breast and back pendant. The move aims to reduce discomfort and danger from traditional long worn garments while preserving devotion to Mary.
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Milwaukee
Popeins
Eco
Milewaukee
Vassar Girls Athletes Shine at Annual Field Day Meet
New York May 12 reports highlight Vassar students excelling at the annual field day in Poughkeepsie. Dorothy McKee of the elly set a 15x foot shot put record, while Stephanie English from New Haven won both the 75 yard dash and the burdie race.
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New York
Phyasical
Prowne College
Vemsar
Poughkepsie
Gitle
Bayer
Dorothy McKee
Thie Elly
Misa Stephanie English
New Haven
Yale
Doris Lane
Wealbrook
Gil
Wapkins
Helen D. White
Germantown
Mixa Barr
Palace Pharmacy promotes antiseptic pile cones and tackle sale
Ad text touts antiseptic pile cones to cure while you sleep. Palace Pharmacy claims guaranteed products and promotes a tackle sale at cost.
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Palace Pharmacy
COST
Bow
Unclear Mayoral Vote Allegations Spar Over Tax Policy
Fragmentary report from Grafton on May 22 mentions John J. Keon and Sockalpil in a dispute over poll tax payments. The shaky text references a demand to shave and jokes about Van Winkle length during confinement, with no clear outcome or verifiable facts.
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Grafton, H
John J. Keon
Sockalpil
Balloon Man Murdered by Millionaire’s Kin in Beattie
Joseph Bonner, manager of a downtown saloon in Beattie Washington, was shot and fatally wounded early today. The alleged shooter Wallace A. Digmaall, nephew of C. B. Runvell, a cattle- and landowner, is in custody. Local authorities report the incident occurred near the saloon, with investigators collecting evidence at the scene.
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Wen
Beattie
Wash
Joseph Bonner
Carly
Wallace A. Digmaall
C. B. Runvell
Cans Aire
Hospital Scene Sparks Confusion After Discharge
A fragment describes a man nagging at a hospital after discharge, noting no prior sighting of Russell before he entered a saloon and began fits with parifie, leaving unclear context and actions.
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Russell
Parifie
Arrest of demented man in hijacking attempt
Holson Dewey, described as colored and demented, was arrested yesterday afternoon on Bratsent Street while attempting to hijack a man with a large rock. Police found a deck of cards dice 15 cents and a rock on him. he said he planned to develop the rock into a monument once it reached the proper size.
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Holson Dewey
Typhoon Death Toll Mounts in Japanese Coastal Passage
Fifty known dead as a typhoon rages over Kobé Inland Iyo Kei Channel and nearby waters. A passenger steamer with fifty aboard sank, destroying the vessel and all on board. Search and rescue teams fear hundreds may have perished as vessels in the storm’s path are unaccounted for.
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Kobed
Harima
Ixumisus
Kei Channel
Ib Ta
County bids for wood and cement bridge over Pole Creek
Larames county Wyoming invites proposals by June 8 1910 for a wood and steel bridge over Pole Creek two miles northeast of Hilledale on the cow road between sections 29 and 15 north range 63 west. Bid requires certified check equal to 10 percent of the bid and performance security. sealed proposals to be addressed to the county commissioners.
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Sal Por Brum
Larames
Wyoming
A. mi
Pole Creek
Hilledale
Cow Road
Corey Usr
Servie
Proposal for Carpenter Bridge Bids in Laramie County
The Laramie County Board of Commissioners invites bids by June 8 for a wood and timber bridge about half a mile west of Carner over Crow Creek. Plans and specs are on file at the county clerk's office. Bids require a 10 percent certified check and performance bond.
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Board of Consity Commers
Laramie County
Akin
O'Clashk
Caro Ner
Crow
Oh County
Sthe
Board of County Commissi
C. Edward
Board of the County Commisssione
Layamie County Seeks Bids for Crow Creek Bridge
The Layamie County Board invites bids by 11:00 a.m. on June 8 for construction of a wood timber bridge over Crow Creek, one half mile east of Arcot on the county road between Sections 8 and 14. Bridge length forty feet and width sixteen feet. A certified check for 100 percent of the bid is required as security. Fishing tackers omitted.
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Board of County
Layamie
Wyoming
Board of County Cowlsioners
Contac
Satas
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