Druggist Falls Asleep During Court Session in Washington
In Washington on May 12 Fred Detester a druggist faced a charge of violating the timor lawn. He reportedly fell asleep causing court delays as officers hunted for him. Detester and Jacob T. Naver proprietor of City Drug Store were later found guilty in a case tied to unverified physicians and medical testimony.
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Washington
Heenine
Fred Detester
Timor
DaLeater
Ditba
Hin Atorney
Harry L. Williams
Iva Tha
Pittsburg
Delonter
Jacob T. Naver
Commonwealth
Washington County
New Yorks
Mary Halforan
Clifton
N. J
Déling
Helen
Sixth Avenue
Children's Court
Maire
The
Children's Society
Patrick Halloran
Sunday Baseball Bill Reported Favorable in Senate Committee
Albany May 1 Senator Joniah J Newcomb of Manhattan steered a Sunday baseball bill through the Senate code committee amid opposition to bookmaking. The measure would permit amateur games on Sunday afternoons between 3 30 and 6 30 with owner consent and guards on admission. A provision limited attendance of children under 18 without a parent or guardian.
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Bill Ie
Senate
Albany
Joniah ‘J. Newcomb
Manhattan
Senate Code Committee
Assemblyman McGrath
Amatoura
Steamer Sinking Disrupts River Voyage Near St Louis
A steamer carrying about 27 passengers and crew reportedly sank after striking a rock on the Missouri near Glew Park, Mo. Some survivors were housed while authorities could not confirm the number drowned. Passengers and crew attempted to abandon ship as the vessel listed and sunk.
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Veniel
St. Louis
Contsion
St Louis
Globe Democral
Sulila
Waterton
Ala
isKangers
Glew Park
Loula
Fany
P.m
Witdh
Direct Primaries Bill Fails in New York Assembly
Albany news reports the direct primaries bill proposed by Senator Hinman and Assemblyman Grean was killed in the New York Assembly after a nine hour debate by 61 ayes to 77 nays. The vote blocks passage of the bill, and later similar measures including Grady Frishla and Mande Phillips bills were rejected or postponed as the Senate prepares to vote next Wednesday.
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Albany
Hughes
Ted
Hinman
Grean
Grady-Frishla
Tudke D-Ondy Horrick
Saratoga Democratic League
Mande Phillips
Huphen’ Hill
Senate
The Nefrain Bachelor Refrain Card Fragments
Fragmentary OCR of a London club card dialogue shows a bachelor refrains dialogue about marriage and a misread amount, with references to Benedict and Ito. The readable bits include brief lines about a wedding, a grand sum, and a card exchange at a club.
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Ito
Benedict
Efrain Strom
London
Funeral plans for King Edward King George to attend Westminster service
Premier Asquith read a royal memorial noting Edward VI's reign as marked by stirring events both at home and abroad. Queen Mother Victoria grieved as King George and Queen Mary prepared for processions from Buckingham Palace to Westminster Hall. Dowager Empress Marie of Russia and Grand Duke Michael arrived in London.
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Queen Mother
Canterbury
Weatminster
Gearing of
Russia
Grand Duke
Michael
London
Cortons
Nations Tribune
Edward VI
Hue
Absalon Prim Aflnster
Issiputh
Agin
Adjyien
Arquith
Asquith
Edward
Groene Mellain
Torelen Cailittrien
Pew
Seenamie
Arthur A. Mattour
Westminister Hall
Spyern
George
Weatminster Hall
Paddington Station
Windsor
Canon Wilberforce
Westminstee
Dasply
Buckingham
Parliaament
Alexandra
Althoweh
Agquith
Bart Morley
India
Reginald Mckennia
Admiralty
Ind Ror Haldane
Star War
Fteward'a
Wentmlaster Hall
Czarina
Marie
Michael Apted
Qheon
Mary
Rowaln
Peruvian Todinan Noted for Vast Vibio Range in Recon
The Eyas The Peruvian Todinan are credited with the greatest range of vibio among recon groups, highlighting their exceptional adaptability and skill. This assessment emphasizes the Todinan's notable capabilities and standing within the field.
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Recon
Earthquakes Worsen in Central America Martial Law Proclaimed
Reports from Port Limon Costa Rica describe continuous tremors through San Jose and surrounding areas. Refugee camps face famine fever and pestilence while martial law orders guard camps and robbers target displaced families including an elderly couple who lost $5 000 after fleeing Cartago.
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Central America
Port Limon
Costa Rica
San Jose
Pops
Irazu
Ani
San Tone
Cartazo
Cartago
Riot at Ball Game Ends in Injuries at Indiana Pa
May 12 at Indiana Pa the Normal team faced Grove City College in a baseball game that turned into a melee after Adam Snyder insulted visitor pilot Middle Pleldon McConnahy. Snyder struck, a brawl erupted, and McConnahy was knocked unconscious as coaches halted play.
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Indiana
Grove City College
Adam Snyder
Norma Stuient
Pleldon McConnahy
Snyder
Dning
McCon- Nray
Thinnn
McConvahy
Thu Wan
asHoun
Women Not Always Angels In Domestic Separation Case
In New York a separation suit between Marian and Julie Frankel heard arguments. The judge refused to compel reconciliation, saying the law cannot force harmony and that men often fail to control women. The Frankels share several children and live together though ongoing tension exists.
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New York
Marian Frankel
Julie F. Frankel
Vernon St
Justien Crane
Supreme Court
Brooke Teh
Juste Crane
Crete Assembly Reaffirms Demand for Union with Greece
On Crete May 12 the assembly declared its desire for union with Greece and applauded the move by acclamation. A formal protest by a minority was torn up by Chely Tah, while deputies were suspended after a brief interruption during a Christian service.
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Ation
Mutsulmans
Ganea
Crete
Greece
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