Garden of Keshiono Opens to Disconsolate Lovers
Terry Preston visits a Tokyo garden tied to a tragic legend. A curio seller toasts love, a plum gate marks the mythic couple, and Terry meets a beautiful woman in white who may change his mood and fate as they hear footsteps approaching the colonel and aunt.
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Terry Preston
Jord
Terry
Dulcie Mirae
Oscar Converse
Keshiono
Toro
Togo
Kesh- Yono
Garae
Keshimo
Colonel Preston
Ophelia
May
Tumulty Denies He Is New Jersey Boss
Joseph P. Tumulty, secretary to the President, denies dictating New Jersey politics. He states he followed the President's non interference policy and only acted on urgent requests from Democratic leaders in the state.
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New Jersey
Washington
Oct
Joseph P.tumulty
Wilson
Sat Saas Tan Ee
New Rat
St Tomei
Westie
Governor Fielder
Gromoup and Kinkead
State Committee
Basex County
Fielder
White House
Ambassador Page in Italy Praises Wilson Policy
Rome reports interview with Thomas Nelson Page the new American Ambassador to Italy. He praises President Wilson calling his mind open and luminous and his policy peaceful toward all nations. Page says tariff reform will open markets and the income tax will strengthen the budget.
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Rome
Thomas Nelson Page
Italy
Wilson
United States
Page
Government tests show briquetted lights fuel without binding material
United States Government experts report that lights can be briquetted for fuel without any additional binding material. The finding suggests a simple method to convert light waste into usable fuel, potentially reducing waste disposal costs and reliance on binders.
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United States
Dange the Eagle Dip at Fort Meyer Hop
Washington reports the eagle dip, a new military dance, featured at a Cavalry Brigade gathering. Miss Valerie Garrard, daughter of the fort’s commandant, helped sponsor the dance which blends quicksteps with long dips and drew favorable reception among Washington society youths despite mothers’ objections to tango.
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Washington
Cavalry Brigade
Fort Meyer
Valerie Garrard
Joseph Garrard
Washington Society
Nobody Wants This Job in Latin Republics Mission
Senator James Hamilton Lewis failed to recruit an Illinois man for the Latin Republics commission to represent the San Francisco exposition in South America. Thomas Reeves of Springfield refused due to naval rules restricting wife accompaniment aboard a warship. Andrew Olson of Moline declined after accepting because he cannot arrange business affairs in time. Olson was urged to sail Tuesday but could not prepare. Lewis will seek another honor for Reeves and Olson.
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Washington
James Hamilton Lewis
South America
Thomas Reeves
Springfield
Andrew Olson
Moline
Lewis
Mr. Rees
Olson
Bidney Alcott the unluckiest movie star on voyage
New York reports travel misfortune for Bidney Alcott claiming he is the unluckiest moving picture actor in the world. On a smuggling photo play cruise he was lowered to peek through a porthole when a cook dumped refuse on him and an engine exhaust drenched him with dirty water.
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New York
Bidney Alcott
Adriatic
Alcott
Mexico Anarchy Sparks Debate Over Economic Plunder
The New York Mail says promoting Mexican anarchy could invite dollar beef, while Oliver's Gazette Times argues the tariff bill will lower wages. The piece contrasts editorial views on regional unrest and national economic policy.
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New York Mail
Mexico
Oliver
Gazette Times
Wife Made Jailer for Two Years in Wisconsin
Kenosha Wisconsin October 6 Mrs O Joh Cronjenska was appointed trailer here on her own plea by Judge C B Randall. The court first sentenced her husband to two years at Waupun prison for assaulting Mrs Gronjenska, but when she threatened to end her life the judge turned Gronjenska over to her.
Will of Herman Simon Leaves $4 Million to Employees
Eaton Pa Oct 6 The will of Herman Simon the United States silk magnate who died Sept 27 is offered for probate. If his estimated $10 million fortune is correct he bequeaths about $4 million to employees chiefly head men. The beneficiaries are to form Rand H. Simon Company and own shares in proportion to their bequests.
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Eaton
Herman Simon
United States
Rand H. Simon Company
Phone girl objects to sassy remarks in Wheeling
In Wheeling West Virginia October six workers led by Bernadine Schaefer chief operator quit after the firm refused to disconnect the home telephone of a prominent society woman who had repeatedly insulted the operators. The women said they would resign if treated without respect.
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Wheeling
W. Va
Bernardine Schaefer
Miss Schaefer
Gardner Opposes Woman Suffrage In Gubernatorial Bid
Boston October 6 Congressmen Augustus P Gardner Republican claimant for governor declared he is opposed to woman suffrage. A state convention plank favored amending the constitution to grant women the ballot but Gardner said he personally will not vote for suffrage if the question is referred to the people.
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Boston
Augustus P. Gardner
Committee On
Gardner
Man Requests Funeral Sermon Before Death
Uniontown Pa October 6 Angus Tubbs 41 facing tuberculosis asked Rev P H Thompson Methodist Church pastor to preach his funeral sermon while alive. He said he wanted to know how people would view him after death. The pastor declined the request.
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Uniontown
Angus Tubbs
P. H. Thompson
Methodist Church
Tubbs
Paris Hotels Robbed in Systematic Theft Wave
Paris reports a band of expert thieves targeting hotels with American guests among the victims. At Ple Vendorie a Mr Kirkland, an American, lost valuable jewelry, while another nearby hotel suffered one of the day’s largest robberies. A man in workmen clothes gained access to multiple rooms and stole portable valuables before being detected. Police have no solid lead.
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Paris
Kirkland
Minnesota workers gain under new liability law
Minneapolis October 6 the new workmen compensation act took effect October 1 bringing virtually all employers and employees under its provisions. Claims are expected to settle quickly with the injured worker receiving due compensation. Employers are liable for injuries except when caused by worker fault or certain intoxication cases. Maximum death benefit is 4000 dollars and 3000 dollars for injury. Statistics show few insured and many cases litigated with attorney fees absorbed by awards. The piece notes labor groups’ initial dissatisfaction, and ends with a casual remark on cricket.
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Minneapolis
Minnesota
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