International Post Conference Opens in Madrid
The International Postal Congress opened in Madrid on October 4 with delegates led by former President Decoppet of Switzerland. Sessions proceed privately as committees study topics and face likely disputes over a 40 percent increase in pontage and the franc payment issue among France Italy Belgium and Switzerland.
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Madrid
Spain
Decoppet
Switzerland
Pontage
Pang Masao
France
Italy
Belgium
Cireste
Aviators Hurt When Plane Crashes Near Lincoln
Max Hort and Victor Alsop aviators from Salina Kansas were pinned in their aircraft after a plane descended from a notable altitude near Lincoln Nebraska. They were taken from the wreckage injured while crowds gathered and authorities investigated the accident.
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Lincoln, Neb
Maxhort
Victor Alsop
Salina
Kas
Hard Coal Miners Still Asking More
Pittsburg reports a plan to seek wage parity with bituminous workers as a government commission award is revised. A committee from the hard workers policy group says it will ask Secretary Wilson to press for an 18 percent raise plus adjustments to 18 cent already granted, and a further 20 percent for laborers.
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Pittsburg
Wilson
Hard Workers Policy Committee
Camton
Thomas Kennedy
Commission
Canton
Seery
Early Indians advanced in surgery and medicine
The text asserts that Indians at the time of the discovery of America were considered highly advanced in surgery and medicine. It also mentions Shellas as a product of an insect that feeds on the gaps of trees.
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America
Seven States to Be Visited by James Cox
James Cox is planned to visit seven states as part of a campaign schedule. The article notes a parade of Sandusky county war veterans and a review of a ceremony marking an anniversary related to President James’ birth.
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James Cox
Sandusky County
Apes
Seat Sales Leave No Vacancies
Line formed hours before ticket sales for a baseball event with seats at 3 dollars for stands and 1 dollar for bleachers plus tax. Officials expected about 26 000 spectators if all seats were filled at Ebbets Field.
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Senate
Fane
Ebbets
Yee Goow to Be Attorney None Wilkes Yee Goow to Be Attorney None
Yang Goow, slayer of Rolland and John Federden, faced Judge W Men of the Laramie county district court yesterday and pled not guilty to murder. He claimed no funds for counsel and was provided court-appointed defense, with ad oded Paul Wilcor to defend him.
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Eo Goow
Rolland
John Federden
W. Men
Laramie County
Paul Wilcor
Geon
Holland
Collenrg
Maggie Lowore
Ralph Rohm
L. A. Smith
Louis LaFontaine
Charles Mancon
Joseph Bentfield
Harrod
Thomas Carroll
Harry McConnell
William McConnell
John Kahookano
Arthur Shafer
Joseph Wood
Mike Shields
Small Part of Big Schiff Fortune Is Left for Charity
New York obituary notes banker J H Schiff died last week and left charitable bequests estimated around 1 360 000 in his will filed in surrogate's court today. The remainder of the estate goes to his son Mortimer L Schiff of Oyster Bay and daughter Mrs Frieda Warburg. The widow is provided for outside the will in a separate document.
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New York
J. H. Sohif
Pehropiat
Mortimer L. Schiff
Oyster Bay
Frieda Warburg
Two Killed When Train Hits Auto Near Greenwood
Lincoln residents Mr and Mrs Michael Kaseg were instantly killed Monday evening when their car was struck by a Burlington train near Greenwood, about 18 miles east of Lincoln. The crash occurred as they rode in the vehicle at dusk. Local authorities investigated the accident and identified the victims.
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Lincoln, Neb
Michael Kaseg
Lincoln
Purlington
Greenwood
Here
Open Shop Propaganda Led by Quinn Denounced in Newark Meeting
In Newark New Jersey on Monday speakers including Quinn president of the Naw Sole Blate Federation of Labor condemned open shop propaganda. The discussion touched on injunctions and labor orders restraining workers during strikes and called for protections against anti-union practices.
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Noy
Quinn
Newark
WN. J
United States
Naw
Ponzi Associate May Face Dominion Action
New York Oct 4 A man once linked to Charles Ponzi, alleged by federal authorities to be part of the scheme, awaits action by the United States Attorney General. He is to be handed over to Dominion authorities to await request for extradition to Montreal.
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Ponzi
New York
Elo M. B. Beveino
Charles Ponei
Wisard
Bomon & Ence
United Law
Montreal
Farmer-Labor Candidate Forecasts State Wins in Address
Parley P. Christensen, a Farmer-Labor presidential hopeful, spoke in Bridgeport saying the party would carry several states and could split the election, throwing it into the House. The text also misnames a candidate and notes an unrelated prize for a female dog.
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Bridgeport
Conn
Parley P. Christensen
Farmer Labor
Daddy Harding
of Representatives
Arrest Reveals Family Involved in Elopement Plot
A troubled family story unfolds with two sisters and their mother and son fleeing to Nebraska after deserting husbands. At Chadron the younger sister stayed, while the elder formed ties with Smidt who funded travel to Cheyenne and half the costs of the journey. The brother has reportedly been king since arrival, while authorities prepare to involve federal agencies.
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Apo
Nebraska
Chadron
Smidt
Cheyenne
Taft to Speak in Salt Lake City Oct during GOP campaign
Former President William Howard Taft will visit Salt Lake City in late October to campaign for the Republicans. Albert J Beveridge Irvine Lenroot and other GOP figures will join to rally at the Mormon Tabernacle which seats about 2000.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
William Howard Taft
Salt Lake
United States
Harry 8
New
Republican National Committee
Chicago
Oon
Albert J. Beveridge
Indiana
Irvine Lenroot
Anid
Mormon Tabernacle
German officials Von Schack and Von Bopp set for release
Leavenworth dispatch notes Neichard Von Schack and Frans Von Bopp once advisers to the German empire in San Francisco face release from federal confinement. Details are mixed in the fragmentary report, with references to a sale of belongings and a pending final disposition.
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Leavenworth, Kan
Neichard von Schack
Frans von Bopp
San Pranchco
United States
Inquest Planned Over Mexican Gunboat Captain’s Death
An inquest will be held Tuesday over the body of Captain Leonard Jeanne, a Mexican gunboat commander, who died Sunday in San Diego. The district attorney will forward the results to the state department in Washington. The death stems from wounds alleged to have been inflicted by officers of Governor Cantu’s army at Ensenada, Lower California, about two months ago amid expediting a rebellion. Dry champagne is described as an effective mouthwash by a dentist.
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San Diego
Cal
Leonard Eannee
State Department
Washinston
Zapeda
Be Cantu
Enenads
Lower California
Napa County
Stag's Leap
California
Oysters Discovered Embedded in Rock at Uoos Méy Ore
Edible oysters were found living like foua ils embedded in solid rock at Uoos Méy in Ore. This unusual discovery highlights a rare niche habitat and raises questions about the species and geology of the area.
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Uoos Méy
Ore
Fragmentary medical notes from Cairo report on operations
The passage describes uncertain surgical outcomes and the belief that medication can relieve symptoms. It references repeatedly unsuccessful attempts and mentions female patients. The text appears as partial clinical observations with unclear context and dates.
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