Naval Academy Bully Under Scrutiny Meets Testimony
Witnesses describe Midshipman Chester A Bloebaum as a husky bully whose dismissal may be delayed for the academy’s good. The piece contrasts harsh winter expectations with the ice crop and notes a fatal ring accident in New York amid football fatalities last season.
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Chester A. Bloebaum
Naval Service
Naval Academy
New York
France and Venezuela Face Sharp Strains Over Debt and Diplomacy
A Paris dispatch notes France plans a firm yet prudent response to alleged mistreatment of French subjects as tensions with Venezuela rise. Washington coordination is assured, while Monroe Doctrine limits punitive steps. Debate centers on debt collection by force, potential port seizures, and Castro's resistance amid rough terrain and regional history.
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France
Venezuela
Paris
Castro
Washington
United States
Branée
Tabtro
Roosevelt
Europe
Hague Tribunal
America
Germany
Great Britain
Italy
la Guayra
Pierta Cabello
Newbro's Herbicide Brings Cure Claim for Herpes
The notice explains that Herpicide destroys a microbe causing herpes and related scalp conditions. It promotes Newbro's Terpicide as a promptly effective remedy to stop itching, hair loss, and ruff. Special agent HY A Dykeman endorses and urges readers to obtain a sample by mailing 10 cents in stamps to The Herpicide Co. Detroit, Mich.
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Ianto
Newbro
Hoerpicide Co
Detroit
Mich
HY. A. Dykeman
France Should Weigh Action Over Venezuelan Ports
The text discusses potential French seizure of minor Venezuelan ports and the ensuing complications with Germany. It notes the risk of shifting Venezuela's trade to La Guayra and Puerto Cabello and stresses the need for France to proceed with careful deliberation amid pending questions with Germany.
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France
Germany
Castro
Helle
Venezuela
la Guayra
Puerto Cabello
Found Babe in Asylum Contained Tale Continues
A Newark area man, Mr Welfare, pursued his missing wife and child through Cleveland after learning his wife left the child at a foundling institution. The child was reunited briefly with the father, while authorities sought the mother who vanished after visiting Cleveland. Welfare, an electrician, pressed police to locate his wife as the couple’s search spanned days. The article notes a prior divorce and hints at personal strain amid a forthcoming Young Men’s Dancing Club event.
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Cleveland
Toplis Hotel
J. Daly
H. Robinson
Mr. Welfare
Womn
Cleve Tan
Robinson
Kennard House
J. Savage
Hatuo Chick
Andwur Hotel Under Rapid Reconstruction Plan
The Andwur hotel is being rebuilt with the old company to erect the new structure and aim for occupancy by April first. H. M. Andress will supervise the work and ensure swift progress. Iron beams have arrived and installation is being arranged. Fourteen years ago the Andwar was rebuilt using similar plans. Interior changes will be limited while closely following the old layout.
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H. M. Andress
Andwur
Record of Egg Producing Poultry and Diet Adverts
Attorney J. Taylor reports his brown feghorns as remarkable egg producers with a pullet laying up to three eggs in one day. The piece notes skepticism from Missouri natives and adds a health ad for Kodol Dyspepsia Cure promising digestion aid and relief from indigestion. Sold by all druggists.
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J. @. Taylor
Taylor
Missouri
Verdiglt Verdict Sustained In Plant Worker Case
Lee Stirup reported the state Supreme Court sustained the common pleas ruling in Steel Plant Company vs G Hayes. Hayes, a plant employee, was injured and rendered incapacitated from business. The jury awarded him 9 200 in damages.
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Lee Stirup
Supreme Court
Common Pleas Court
Steel Plant Company
G. Hayes
Hayes
Joseph Torney's Alternation in Lorain Murder Case
Joseph Torney a Lorain saloon keeper indicted for shooting Burt Lee over a stolen bottle of whiskey may plead guilty to second degree murder or go to trial. His friends favor fighting the case. a guilty plea would likely bring a life sentence. The trial could extend about a week.
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Joseph Torney
Lorain
Burt Lee
Man killed by west bound fast mail near Mansfield
Daniel F. Rayher, 72, was struck and killed while picking up coal along the Pennsylvania Railroad tracks this afternoon near Mansfield. The incident occurred as the west bound fast mail train passed. Sheriff and railway officials investigated the accident.
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Mansfield
Daniel F. Rayher
Marion youth confess to burglary ring plans
Marion Ohio nineteen year old William Mayse confessed to Mayor Scherf that he and two accomplices formed a robber band inspired by dime novel tales. Dayton Ohio trial date set for February 19 for Dr Olver C Haugh accused of murdering his father mother and brother. He appeared in court evading pursuit.
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Marion, O
William Mayse
Scherf
Dayton, O
Olver C. Haugh
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