Telegraphic Tales Roundup of Last Week’s Events
Busy readers receive a summary of diverse items from Nevada to New York. A Nebraskan dies in a raid near Casper while a deputy claims the shooting was accidental. Other notes cover mine leases, virus measures, aviation deaths, legal moves, and a dancer’s court fight with a film producer.
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Charles Weet
Ridgeport
Neb
Laveye
Casper
Wye
Ball Creek
John Newell
C G. Vance
S! Jolson
D. W. Griffith
New York
Jolson
Griffith
Washington Notes Render Senate Headlines and Treaty Talks
A sprawling wire of items notes Daugherty committee losses of papers, Lodge and Shipstead petitions on Panama court, Taft canal talks extended to June 1, Pershing declines vice presidency, Coolidge adjournment hopes, Mexican rebel end claims, five reclamation bills move, Helferich killed in Swiss train crash, Dutch recognition of Russia expected, anti immigration veto pleas by Japanese groups, deluxe tourist trains, migration bill effects on Britain and Canada, death of Sloat Petbets, Punjab plague toll rising, and Japan reform protests.
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Washington
Panama
John J. Pershing
House
Coolidge
Congress
First Lankan converts in America spark Germantown church growth
On Christmas day 172H two pertuna were baptized near the Germantown riverbank marking the first Lankan converts in America. The Detroit News Linew notes the faith spreading as church membership grows and property holdings are held in common, with strict rules shaping practice and possibly reducing shared wealth.
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Germantown
Ameren
Mayer
Detroit News
Petrotech
Idaho Short News Notes Across the State
Pocatello report endorses retaining the lst of accredited high schools in Idaho. A 1923 mining industry report is prepared. Montpelier to gain a $3000 civic center playground. Pocatello ferries first cheese shipment from Lebbow factory to Kraft plant. Idaho’s California foot and mouth quarantine remains unchanged per Governor Moore. Kuna boy finds petrified egg resembling a dinosaur egg. Nampa says drainage charge arrears block water delivery. Boise doctor Foxkett dies after night on a case. Idaho Falls board cuts county officer salaries by about $1100 yearly. Bannock County reports no bonds and a $86,735.49 surplus. Wallace sets May 20 for bond vote on fire station and city hall. Burley student Harriet Swart wins silver cap in grain judging. Shoshone plans summer street concerts twice weekly. Sublet writer drowns in a pool pool incident leaves body upright.
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Burley —Mies
Harriet E. Swart
University Ofdaho
Washburn-Wilson Seed Company
Miss Swart
Mra FP
J. Burdett
Casvia County
Lara Natatorium Company
Morning radio dispatch from wary visitor and operator
A visitor asks about early morning radio work and "bewtiive stories" while the operator notes these are for night work. The scene captures a quiet exchange at a station described in a fragment from the American Legion Weekly.
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Orn
Americar Legion Weekly
Three Laws of Health Fragment Summary
The text hints at three laws of health but provides only the first two terms and unclear phrases. It mentions lithe and sheep long and us unsure about the third law. It reads as an OCR fragment with damaged words and missing context.
Italian water cooled radial engine invention
Italian engineers unveil a water cooled radial type engine driven by heavy fuel, weighing under two pounds per horsepower. The item notes gratitude and debt interest, then shifts to social gossip about Madge-Jack inheriting 1 million from his uncle and Muriel-Jack’s luck, concluding with a grim remark about a house tragedy.
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Hve
Madge
Jack
Muriel
San Francisco Chronicle
Fragmented Proverb Cartoon Snippet From New York Sun
A garbled OCR fragment shows a humorous proverb page with partial quotes about divorce widows young people and a tonkshop filled with unnecessary items. Names and clear context are missing, leaving a stray collection of aphorisms and dialogue in a dated newspaper voice.
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Bury
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California
Gerlerk
Western Pacific
Geach
General Thomas
Lane Mountain
Tonapah
Teo
Rabbit William Rice
Falt Lake
Congregation of
B’nai Israel
Hunt
Arizona
Jara B Ashuret
United States
Monty ¥. Ashurst
Asusa
Califonia
Baker
Oregon
J. MH. Green
H. K. Cruickshank
Great Laken Naval Training Station
Waytenan
Cruickshank
Cedar Rapids
Laws
Charles Peter
Salt Lake City
Consolidated Mascot Mining Company
Peter Roeder
Hailey
Idaho
Peter
Jack Clifford
Agathst
Evelyn Newbit
Harry K. Thaw
Supreme Court of New York
Clifford
Walter Foety
Aliey
Denver
Derothy Oulton
Dreams
Ankur Hamann
Wen
Cicertam Mereivia
Kabel
Philadelphia
Daugherty Investigating Committee
Gaston P. Means
Wheeler
Montana
Senate
Senator Lodge
Massachusetts
Foreign Relations Committee
Senator Shipstead
Minnesota
Mexico
Jones
New Mexico
Leathnrwood
Utah
Smith
Carl Helferich
Hiv Kant
Bellinsona
Switzerland
Holland
Russia
Amsterdam
Hollarthaw
Zurich
Milan
Canada
Sloat Petbets
Kimira
N.Y
Comereseman
Vancouver
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Punjab
Namde
Allahabad
Inca
Aska
Nagoya
Japan
Bellans
Lm Rati
Rygiene
Bonile
Bait Lake O'ty, Wo
Pocatello
Pocatello High School
Ethel BE. Redfield
Bolee
Gem
Montpelier
Lebbow
Paul
New Kraft Company
Kraft
Boise
C. C. Moore
Gobi
Mongolia
Nampa
Chevrolet
F.c
Flint, Michigan
Superior
Canis Superice Veil
Delic
Ieee Spementine
Chevrolet Motor Company
Detroit, Mich
General Motors Corporation
W. L.douglas
W. L. Douglas
Bacarra
Pugee
Douglas Shoe Co
Spark St
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Masa
New York Sun
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West Chester
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