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Newspaper

Forest Park Review

Location

Forest Park, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jan 12, 1924

Page

5

Duels Out of Fashion Across the World and Times

A chaotic retrospective notes dueling’s decline after centuries, cites Paris and Rome incidents, mentions rulers and officers in Hungary and Russia, recalls Wellington and Byron duels, Hamilton and Burr, and a gas balloon duel in France with fatal end amid a panorama of historical battles and social bans.

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Five Family Members Die in Violent Colorado Tragedy

In Hugo Colorado Gattieth Balsér, twenty nine, died when a team of Boreas horses pulling a hay wagon detached and threw him. Kalwer, a Bartel service man, was killed in Canon City when his wagon was struck. Kalear Sr. perished similarly twelve years earlier. Mirthal Patterson Talladay and two young children were buried by a wreck four miles east of Aroys. Kaiser survived by his mother and sister in Sunshine Valley and relatives in Grand Junction.

Hugo Colo Gattieth Balsér Lara Hoge Canon City Bartel Kalwer Milan Canonity Aroys Kaiser Fa Aving Sunshine Valley Grand Junction

Ring Pawns for Medicine in Penniless Relative Case

In 1900s New York a niece Mary Ellen Glynn and her uncle James J. O'Brien lived together. He died with a will leaving about 12,000 to her and a bank deposit later revealed. She initially refused a 1,500 bill, claiming poverty and relying on her attorney George K. Hent on. Hearing before a local judge addressed the payment dispute.

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Arrows Hold Election and Inauguration Banquet

The West dubuchan Arrows held their second annual election on Friday January 4 in the clubroom. John Landry was elected president Gyr Mulipo kept the secretary post Dantel Pries was reelected treasurer Art Klupping became sergeant at arms Jack Mullen ex president became scribe The group also staged an inauguration banquet. They prepare for their first basketball game against Laurels with manager Chuck Landry and Captain Rose unsure of material but confident of a scrapping team

Arrows West Dubuchan- Arrows John Landry Gyr Mulipo Dantel Pries Art Klupping Norma Jack Mullen Laurels Althvahoven Chuck Landry Rose

Three Men Electrocuted at West Virginia Well Site

Three steel mill workers Worthy Johnson Earl Coa and Opal Lightner were killed while lowering a water pipe into a well and contacting a high tension electric wire. A bystander suffered a minor injury as the pipe briefly touched the live line before detaching and the men collapsed.

Ba Wan Johnson Home

Ship Construction in Britain at Lowe at Ebb Tondon

British yards end September 1925 show 1,271,190 tons under construction, the smallest in fourteen years, with 242,000 tons suspended. Clyde launches in the quarter ended September totaled 28 vessels of 10,580 gross tons, while three months tonnage leaving the ways rose by about 27 craft.

Britain Lowe Lloyd's Shipbuilding Transportation Division Department of Commerce Clyde

Baker Eats Standing Up After Defying Robber Band

A baker named Barge survived a town raid by two robbers. When told to halt, he moved forward toward a drawn danger sign and the bandit fired a pistol. Barge remains unable to sit or lie down after the incident, enduring a perilous encounter.

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Floating Palace of Tiberius Sought in Rome

An effort is planned to recover the submerged two galley ships from Lake Nomi near Rome, buried nineteen centuries in mud. They are believed to house marvels of ancient art and possibly echo the tombs of antiquity.

Tiberius Rome Lake Noms' Near Tiberiua

Reptilian Life Findings Reported From Mongolia

New York news discusses a two year old prophecy that reptilian and animatian life originated in central Asia. Roy Chapman Andrews of the American Museum of Natural History presents discoveries in Mongolia including dinosaur eggs and protoceratops skulls. The expedition claims links between Asia and America via Alaska and notes potential for a vast paleontological collection.

New York Central Asia Entral Mongolia Atatic Iiton Ametean Museum of Natural History Museum Roy Chapman Andrews American Museum of Natural History Aula Magasine AD @rews Europe America Ribet Asia Alaska George Olsen Hr Andrews Thia Uinta Mountains Utah Datz Andrews Coon

Man Dies in Blazing Oil Room Accident at Dam

In Tawas Michigan Joan A Mc Onalg age 23 of Carson City entered an electric shock while working in an oil room at the Chanasi dam on the Au Sabip. He died three hours later after remaining conscious briefly. another man Walter Behyen of near Sherwood was fined $100 plus costs after a machinery accident during a test.

Tawas, Mich Joan A. Mc ‘Onalg Carson City Ve Chanasi Au Sabip Foor Thia Embra Walter Behyen Sherwood Tatox

Senatorial Fight in Illinois as Jenkins Backs McCormick

The piece outlines Newton Jenkins opposing McCormick, cites Newberry’s support for McCormick, and notes Deneen’s candidacy. It argues for progressive reform, condemns machine politics, and calls for a new deal with focus on relief for workers, soldiers, and consumers, urging voters to support a constructive platform.

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Pa Smith Aids Homeless at His Farm Despite Hardships

A fragmentary report highlights Pa Smith and his dog Shep offering shelter and meals to seventeen foster children, some mothers and other homeless people on his Newton farm. The piece notes acts of generosity amid poverty and abandonment, depicting community aid by one man and his animals.

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Manors Contain Fresh Administrative Changes

Local authorities announce fresh management adjustments affecting the manor district. Officials Mane Wuibe and Siryta oversee changes, with new duties assigned to oversee public works and land management. Details remain limited in the available text.

Siryta

Ancient Papyrus Book Discovered At Asyut Excavation

Washington reports that the Bush School of Archaeology at Asyut near Quesl-Kebir yielded artifacts spanning eras from prehistory to Gopiic. The major find includes a papyrus gospel book of St John, a well preserved Coptic manuscript, and Aramaic inscriptions, with scholars noting Greek text influence and Egyptian adoption of foreign ornament.

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