Panorama of World News and Notable Events
A wide sweep of incidents runs from a short jury decision in a robbery case to major fires in Texas pastures. Reports cover a Masonville bank heist with several thousand plus a $5 000 hidden stash, a pistol duel, and a one hour thirty two minute jury verdict. Western Texas prairie fires threaten 15000 acres, while Moscow university men robbers take $20000 and a police sergeant is killed. A Warsaw bomb damages a government school building but misses the prince.
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Pattters’ Savdugs Bank
Masonville Town
Paske
Darling
Moscow
Russia
Crane Furniture Company Assignment in Saint Louis
The J. Af. Crane Furniture Company, a pioneer in St. Louis, made an assignment in favor of its creditors. Assets are estimated at over 100,000 dollars with liabilities under that amount.
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Ui Furniture
J. Af. Crane
Shipbuilders Strike at Lorain Demands Eight Hour Day
About 450 to 400 shipyard workers at the American Shipbuilding Company yards in Lorain Ohio walked off the job. They demand an eight hour day and a ten percent wage increase.
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Lorain
American Shipbuilding Company
Ohio
Wilges
Malaga Steamer Lost Off Castellamare Di Stabia
A sever storm wrecked the Grilisi steamer Malaga off Castellamare Di Stabia and twenty nine bodies have washed ashore from the wreck.
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Castellamare di Stabia
Italy
Malaga
Man Held for Manslaughter Charge in Kenosha Crash
Edward Collier is charged with manslaughter in the fourth degree for the death of William Dryer in an automobile collision. He is held for trial at the Circuit Court in Kenosha Wisconsin.
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Edward Collier
William Dryer
Kenosha
Wis
Leopard Wreck in Cape Race Gale. Crew Survives
The seal fishing steamer Leopard was wrecked among ice floes off Cape Race during a fierce gale. All 103 crew members reached land safely. Also a 19 year old girl Miss Goldie Miles died from Burns in Indianapolis after a lamp explosion. Lake Shore coal docks at Mina Ohio destroyed by fire logs estimated at $100000.
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Leopard
Cape Race
N. F
Goldie Miles
Indianapolis
Ind
Lake Shore
Mina
Ohio
Davis Death Trial Touches Town Theater Case
The Davis theater trial opens with jury selection of farmers and merchants from Danville Indianola and nearby towns. Attorneys challenge witnesses as prosecutors seek to prove owner William J Davis bore responsibility for a fatal theater disaster that claimed Miss Vina Hechicksonm and others.
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Vina Hechicksonm
Gil Re
Will Teavis
Hiashomifer
Traqaebs Theater
Tess
Aening Vudder Steiet
Jude Hin Brough
Datville
Wittel Edo
Davis
William J. Davis
Buckinghlam
Czar and Others Doom by Conspiracy Plot
A Russia wide conspiracy by terrorists and revolutionary societies threatens the emperor, ministers, grand dukes, and Stolypin with assassination as the imperial family faces threats and police warn the inner circle ahead of the opening session.
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Girand
Preaver Stolypin
Russia
Evar
Peender Stolypin
Tan Vide Pedce
Tome Becase
Ema
Tare
Prosecution Seeks Thaw Sanity Proof Amid Trial
The defense rests on expert testimony claiming Thaw’s condition varied, with psychiatrists arguing the state of his mind during the crime and after. The prosecution contends Thaw’s mental state required a verdict on sanity before the jury. Dr Graeme McTilliend is expected to testify on Thaw’s alleged recovery from brain storms and current sanity.
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Taw
Dutema Foo
Dir Waegney
Chae Piaw
Graeme McTilliend
Chat ‘Tha Thais
Dr Williams Pink Pills Advertised As Debility Cure
A vintage ad touts Dr Williams Pink Pills as a proven remedy for female debility with a testimonial from Mrs. Sarah Mamaey of Litchfield describing relief from postchildbirth illness. It promotes 40 cent boxes, six for $2.40, and offers a free information booklet "Plain Talks to Women" from the Dr Williams Medicine Company.
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Williams Pink Pilla
Williams
Pink Pilla
Sarah Mamaey
St. John St. Litchfield
Jce
Dr. Williams
Aristocratic Lady Dismisses Service Dress Offer
A young noblewoman reviews dress patterns while a shopkeeper touts a goods piece for service. She replies firmly that she is not going out to service, signaling disdain for the offer. The scene captures class aware shopping at a counter.
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Ani
Radium Blonde Described as New Hair Shade Discovery
A man in a tan derby explains a new hair color he calls the radium blonde, a tawny red gold shade that shifts with clothing. He likens the appearance to a faint sunrise with tiger yellow eyes and notes the unusual mix of temperaments and allure.
Family finds Grape-Nuts suit for all ages
A Philadelphia woman reports that Grape-Nuts rebuilt her health after a severe stomach and bowel congestion. Her husband improved similarly, and their children aged 3 and 9 now prefer Grape-Nuts for breakfast, prompting a recommendation from Postum Co. to read The Road to Wellville.
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Phila
Keng
Postum Co
Battle Creek
Mich
Wellville
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