Hidden California Indians Survive in Tehama County
Scientists from the University of California document a remnant tribe in Tehama County, descendants of the Nozi/Yana stock. A small band, few adults and two women, has evaded contact for decades in rugged Deer Creek country near Vina. The group currently faces starvation and isolation, prompting calls for federal action to protect and assist them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. L. Kroeber
Department of Anthropology
University of California
California
United States
Geronimo
Tehanw
Mill Creek
Inia
G. T. Waterman
J. W. Mint
Berkeley
Merle Apperson
Vina
Shasta
Southern Pacific
Heralla
Urey
Stort
Shasta County
Edward Sapir
Deer Creek
Uazgal
Black man runs amok on New York elevated train
A Black man named Joh Cain ran amok on an elevated train platform in New York, wounding nine and killing two. He clashed with bystanders after being slapped by a white man, fought off attempts to stop him with a public safety item, and was shot by a bicycle patrolman after fleeing toward a station. Cain shouted for equality and showed no remorse as victims were reported dead or dying.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joh Cain
New York
America
Cain
Sway
Hégra
Aléeoong
Hla
Othe Pollice
Nesta
Reichstag
Berlin
Daily Telegraph
Eho
Ue Pree Aident
Atul
Ubfartanale
Amie
Dress, Cabs and Unions Spark Taxi Trade Debate
In London Monday, A Smith president of the Cab Drivers Union addressed the Committee of Inquiry on taxi trade questions. He argued attire influences cab use with sharp dress prompting admiration on Bond Street, while dowdiness drives hurried cab rides. E 2 Gresslead of National Motor Cab Co noted driver shortages, many drivers being retired horse coachmen and reports of ciphered drivers’ books. Proprietors’ Association backs a round-table with safeguards on reference terms and contact limits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Smitih
Cabledrivers’ Union
Civie
Lloyd's News
Bond Street
Gresslead
Nationnal Motor Cab Company
Proprietors’ Association
Committee of Inquiry
Otter
Dumpton Beach Tooth Trial Captivates Village Crowd
In Dumpton on Sea the tale of Bill Samson the boatman with a stubborn toothache becomes the hour’s sensation. A shore crowd gathers as he endures groans and a swelling cheek, with locals offering advice and mock sympathy. The scene grows into a village spectacle before a hoped visit to the dentist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dumpton-on-Sea
bin Samson
Bill Samson
William Samson
Bill Sampson
Urielf
Lumpton Tobacsonist
Hill Samson
Fean Dumpvin
Bill
Samson
Dompton Postman
Sir West
Dumpton
Bill Bomson
High Street
Confertoris
Te Constalic
Del
Bill Sameon
Genteman
Sam
Bi Samson
Unclear fragmentary scene with anchor and crowd scene
An obscured narrative depicts a man near an anchor and breakwater pursued by a crowd while a figure labeled AI watches. The text references Kruger and Samson Tae amid disjointed imagery and a late night confession about enduring agony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bowlman
Bamacn
Ike
Kruger
Bin
Samson Tae
Lions Trapped by Paper Lure in Gwalior Jungle Tale
Lloyd's News recounts a strange hunt where ferocious man eaters were captured using thousands of paper sheets. The Mbharajah Seindla of Gwalior organized the expedition importing African maneaters, which terrorized villages before being trapped with papers glued to their faces and ropes securing them to return to Geallar.
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Ligne
Hinself
Lloyd's
Sukari
Mbharajah Seindla
Gwalior
Somailland
Meade Cortine
Madaressah
Cacutta
Bouton
Ahikari
Wieshikari
Geallar
AN Easy To Make Blouse Pattern And Sewing Tips
Instructions describe drafting a simple blouse with armhole shaping to prevent drag and sleeve stability. Guidance covers cutting, underarm ease, inserting a short gunset underarm seam, box-pleat placement, buttonband wrapping, and hemming. Fabric estimate notes about 14 yards of 4 1/4 inch material.
Roosevelt Bloodline Traced to Stuart Origins
The Westminster Gazette notes Colonel Theodore Roosevelt may trace descent from Robert Bruce and the Stuarts. An exhaustive Americans of Royal Descent study places him eighteenth in line from Robert Bruce, with ties to Walter, High Steward of Scotland, and further back to Charlemagne. The San Francisco Call’s mockery is mentioned, while the piece suggests Roosevelt might claim noble roots through a long lineage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore Roosevelt
Westminster Cazecle
Robert Bruce
Roosevelt
Robert J
Bedland
Walter
Scotland
Howe
Shears
Robert Grace
Prandieco Gall
Troosevelt
San Francisco Call
Charlemagnen
Ark
Garden of Eden
Rosamond Seeks London Season Amid Debutante Plans
In a vivid glimpse of a London season, Rosamond prepares for debutante life, imagining gowns, concerts, and court attendance. She discusses fashion with friends, anticipates performances, and contemplates future marriage prospects while cherishing a longing for the city's cultural offerings.
Woman disrupts Reichstag scene with feisty intervention
A dramatic Reichstag moment sees an unidentified woman in the public gallery heckle and demand louder debate. Security ejects her after a tense struggle, then a deputy doctor prescribes lemonade to restore calm as parliamentary business resumes.
Kalamazoo Farmer Seeks Divorce To Let Wife Wed Lover
John Baker, a Kalamazoo farmer and Inter Ocean correspondent, asks in court for a decree so his wife can wed a former sweetheart from school days. He claims the marriage broke after their quarrel and that she is heartbroken by his renewed affection for another woman. Baker seeks custody of their four children, but the judge refuses decree and aims for reconciliation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilinz
John Baker
Kalamazoo
Wired
Inter-Ocean
Belcher
Baker
Pie
Poohgan of the Isle of Man inquiry resumes in Douglas
In Douglas the Home Office inquiry into Isle of Man reform resumed with Bertram E. Sargeant, Island treasurer and registrar-general, outlining duties and tensions between the treasurer and the registrar-general and the Governor's secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Home Office
Isle of Man
Douglas
Bertram EE. Sargeant
Notorious forger and bigamist Molesworth jailed for frauds
The 77 year old Ralph Campbell M'Kenxo alias Palaly William Lloyd Metesworth. known as Major General and surgeon general, was found guilty of repeated frauds in several towns. He deceived women, forged papers, and swindled funds, including large sums from Miss Duncan and Miss Sweelman. He was sentenced to three years penal servitude on four counts. Additional notes trace prior aliases and frauds across Manchester Liverpool Portsmouth and other places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hid
Elnister
Lloyd's News
Ralph Campbell M'Kenxo
Palaly
William Lloyde Metesworth
Jounie
Chikwick
Dulko
Omare
Liababe
Chiswick
Miss Duncan
Séymour
John Hwutchinson Vaughan
Ireland
Samour
St. Peter's Church
Southampton
Croysden
Norwood
Himmself Tohm Hutchison Vaughan
Westminster
Mra
Oury
A. Day
Winnw
Putney
Vile
Vwaughan Mileur
Lerma
Creydon
Norcia
KC Ryne
Birensham
Portsmouth
Manchester
Liverpool
Brighton
Davenwater
George Edwards Molesworth
Glynn Carte
Froreshire
Scotland
Braemore
Moss-shire
Bak’ Inn
Birkenhesd
Mc Donald
Molesworth
Martin Regan A Parliamentary Precedent Story
A Kansas City Star tale recalls Martin Regan in the early 1960s mob primary era in Sixth Ward Little Italy. Regan, opposed by Jerry Dowd, is elected chairman at Tivoli Garden Independence Avenue and Oak Street. Dowd protests, claiming appeal rights as Regan commands Dowd to sit, noting two thirds rule and crowd size.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Mepon
Kansas City
Petiies
Little Italy
Martin
Jerry Dowd
Alerman
Regan
Independence Avenue
Oak Street
Jerry
Dowd
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Crane
Spencer
John F. MacDonald
the Daily News
Ring" Roosevelt
London
Mary
Alans
Rosamond Fins
Founlier
Riaawahler
Tashlon
Tosamods
Thasimond
Talal
Amassadore
Savoy
Dranelos
Buckingham Palace
Barent
Fond
Oxford
Academy
Terrazzini
Edvina
Louise
Averneet
Desdemona
Thenty Malionn
Crystal Palace
Rosamond
Iwi
Marqus
Intry
Ftason Degius
Womage
Poohgan
Bogus Peef
Martin Regan
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