Judicial tirade on hair styles and youth delinquency in Lindsay era
Denver reports Judge Ben Lindsay berates male youth haircuts and female bobbed styles as signs of weakness, orders new psychological notes in delinquency reports, and fines a probation violator for his long back hair. Separate items warn about children’s teething remedies and a ruin in Verde National Park, with campfire talks planned.
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Denver
Denvr
Ben B. Lindsay
Chen
Lindeau
Tee
Judes Lindeau
Howard Crane
Crane
Texas
Lindsey
Lindsay
Winh
Five Year Polar Expedition Begins From Seattle
The Maui auxiliary powered adopter to the Amundsen Polar basin scientific expedition left Seattle for Nome Alaska at 4 40 o clock this afternoon as part of a five year Arctic voyage. Captain Quear Winting of the Maud commanded the voyage with Poul Amundsen guiding the expedition. The U S navy ships and cruisers escorted the Maud to Puget Sound.
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Seattle
Maui
Beattie
Nome
Alaska
Arctic
Quear Winting
Maud
Voech
Poul Amundsen
Tomeorow
United States Navy
Ue Mahopas
Eluuhe
Puget
Omen Wanted Signs Appear In Chicago
Chicago June 3 Signs of the times show shifts in job outlook as plans for men press ahead. The Tulmore State Free Employment office reports March to May increases in jumper requests and predicts new job opportunities this summer. Charles J Boyd secretary of the employment service says any work seeker should find a job within thirty days as demands grow.
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Chicago
Tulmore
Masic
Dr. Fletcher Castoria Note Cited by Smithsonian Chief
Dr J Wals ter Fowkes, head of the Smithsonian Bureau of Ethnology, left for Colorado to study recently found ruins. The aim is to better understand the age and origin of the cliff dwellers behind a large circular structure in the Mesa country.
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Washington
J. Walster Fowkes
Bureau of Ethnology
Smithsonian Institution
Colorado
Manarals
Mesa
Illinois man holds Sunday shoot record
Danville June 3 W B Bartlett bugler at the National Soldiers Home is a good boy and a veteran of the Spanish American War who saw service with the American front. He has attended Sunday school regularly for twenty years and had not been tardy even once.
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Danville
W. B. Bartlett
National Soldiers’ Home
Hert
Woodpecker Delays Fast Passenger Train In Wyoming
Moyer Junction Wyoming June 3 A fast mail train on the Oregon Short Line was held up near here by a woodpecker. The engineer reports the bird stopped the train when the block signal system failed, pecking at a wire in the stem in two in a bid to catch a worm.
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Moyer Junction
Wyo
Capper's Influence In Politics Cited By Suffrage Leader
Mabel Vernon, a suffrage leader, asserts Capper's influence is shaping politics. She argues reform requires broad vision, criticizing shortsighted views of flappers and embracing long term aims as a test of maturity and values.
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Mabel Vernon
Capper
Flapper
Rapper
Thearle
Kilauea Volcano Briefs Show Dormant Crater Activity Ending
Long active Kilauea crater virtually dorman t, lava flows in lower levels ceased, and no ground tremors have occurred since yesterday. Government volcanologist Thomas Jameer, camping near the eruption, notes Makapuu crater may alter the situation at Kilauea.
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Hiley Twland
Hawaii
Kilauea
Yester
Kieu
Thomas Jameer
Makappuh
Kilawea
Sioux City Women's Club Edits Bloox City Tribune
Members of the Sioux City Women’s Club took over editorial, news and business management of the Bloox City Tribune for a 48 page edition all by their own. A society page highlighted Myman in activities and pictures of the prettiest men were shown. The club received about $1060 from advertising proceeds to be applied to the building fund.
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Sioux City Women’s Club
Bloox City Tribune
Myman
Ihe
Rat Exterminator Duo Roams Nashville Homes
In Nashville Tennessee two young women earn the nickname professional rat exterminators by chasing, kicking, and swatting rats through homes from cellar to garret causing consternation among the rodent ranks as Mrs D M Staples watches.
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D. M. Staples
Nashville
Tenn
Beggars Crowd Berlin Streets Reported Trade Union Begging
The Berlin beggar problem grows with a northern suburb trade union training 160 beggars in six weeks for both mock and practical tricks. Districts assign certified pupils to shifts, daily average income around 3000 marks with premiums up to 500 marks in certain routes. Wealthy Russians patronize most, while Americans vary from generous gifts to nothing.
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Werlin
Berlin
Meteor Seen Over Bluegrass Triggers Kentucky Hunt
Lexington observers report a bright meteor seen Tuesday night at 7 24 across several Bluegrass areas. University of Kentucky geologists seek landing site and ask witnesses to contact Dr A M Miller geology head at UK. Danville residents startled as flaming mass flashed for about a minute. Gilbert Smith alerted campus and helped spark search efforts.
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Lexington
University of Kentucky
Bluegrass
A. M. Miller
Department of Geology
Realdenta
Danville
Relief for Rheumatic Pains Promised by Liniment
When stiffness and aching joints hinder movement, massage the affected area with Chamberlain's Liniment to ease pain and improve sleep. The remedy aims to comfort sore muscles and restless nights by soothing inflammation and tension.
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Chamberlain
An Unexpected Meeting at Devil's Glen
An American visitor ignored private notices and walked the private side of Devil's Glen where a landlord confronted him. The exchange included a quip about ownership and interest, with the visitor remarking he never expected to meet the proprietor.
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Devil's Glen
Waal
Doar
American squadron ordered to China from Manila
The flagship Huron, the cruiser Buffalo, and eighteen destroyers will depart Manila within days for Chinese waters. They will remain several months and return to Manila around next autumn, it was announced at Asiatic squadron headquarters.
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Manila
Philippine Islands
Huron
Buffalo
Asiatic Squadron
Snow Fells in Central and Southern Wyoming June
Snow fell generally in central and southern Wyoming yesterday and today, marking Cheyenne’s first white June in living memory. Temperatures were moderate as families, including Mr and Mrs Brown, observed the unusual weather. a boy named Tommy behaved well at table under careful supervision.
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Cheyenne
Wye
Wyoming
Unclear dialogue on Mr and Mrs Brown band role
Fragmentary text shows a child asking about Mr Brown and Mrs Brown in a band. Beem remarks in tense tones about a supposed second fiddle. The passage hints at a noisy scene with a drum reference after ten but lacks a coherent narrative.
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Mr. Brown
Tomasy
Mrs. Brown
Beem
Pope
Bia
Tommy
Fat Enough On Wyoming Rail, Farmer Ole Olefon Griefs
A fragmented Wyoming tale shows a train killing a farmer Ole Olefon’s cow on the track. A claim adjuster visits Ole’s home to settle damages. Ole, in plain speech, offers five dollars while lamenting poverty and the loss. A judge’s voice frames the scene.
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Wyoming
Ole Ole Fon
Ole
Oleso
Enid
Herbine remedy advertised for bowel regulation
A Columbus-era ad promotes Herbine as a purifying and strengthening remedy to regulate bowels. It claims regular use keeps you in fine shape for daily work and notes a 60 cent price, sold by Ohio County Drug Co.
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McGee
Ohio County Drug Co
Funeral as the bachelor George Henderson requested no singing
White Hall Mh June 3 George YW Henderson aged 77 requested no singing or preaching at his burial and was laid to rest quietly on his farm near the town. He lived alone and was a lifelong bachelor choosing simple services.
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White Hall
George YW. Henderson
Henderen
Mary Is a Big Girl Now in Court Testimony
Mary Pickford also known as Mrs. Douglas Fairbanks reported2 income of 1 123 925 over two years in court testimony. A laborer at 20 cents an hour would need 2266 years of daily work to reach that sum, illustrating envy of wealth. Mamie Bertel of Moberly Missouri praises Chamberlains Tablets as best for stomach trouble biliousness and constipation noting long use and relief.
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Mary (Pickford
Douglas Fairbanks
Chamberlain
Mamie Bertel
Moberly
Consistent Growth of AT&T Holdings Through Years
The record shows stockholders rising from 7,600 in 1900 after AT&T took over American Bell, to 1,7500 in 1905, then 40,000 in 1910, 65,500 in 1915, and now over 201,000 stockholders with more than half being women. The average holdings per shareholder is 28.
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American Telephone and Telegraph Company
American Bell Telephone Company
Long deception leads to arrest of des masquerading husband
Mrs Irene Gaul of Des Moines learned three weeks after her marriage to Mrs Janette Simmons that she wed a man not a woman. Seventeen months later Gaul, dressed as a man, was arrested while working at a restaurant flipping pancakes. Simmons likely will think twice before leaping again.
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Irene Gaul
Des Moines
Janette Simmons
Gaul
Simmons
Keeping Flour In Dry Places To Avoid Odors
A historical note explains flour should be stored in a cool dry airy room away from onions fish water and other odor sources. Do not expose it to freezing temperatures or heat above seventy degrees. It mentions Marlborough House with one hundred eleven rooms as a future royal residence.
The Telephone Girl in a Rush Hour Dilemma
A fragmented reminiscence describes a telephone girl at a crowded switchboard during peak time. The speaker recalls the pressure of handling many calls and the challenge of catching someone off the hook while others wait, pondering the moments of waiting and attention.
Public service empathy in a tangle of telephones
A meditation on fault and courtesy in public utilities likening a switchboard to life. The speaker asks readers to imagine being the operator who misconnected wires and cut off talk, urging understanding when public services falter.
ElEcrete Light and Trolley Car Closure Comment
A clipped remark notes that Elecrete light, trolley car, and telephone are viewed as similar issues, with employees generally doing their work as well as they can. The snippet hints at utility services and labor effort without detailing events or outcomes.
Buffalo herds increasing on federal game preserves
Forty six new buffalo calves are reported on three of the four game preserves maintained by the Biological Survey of the United States Department of Agriculture for the protection of buffalo at the National Bison Range. In Montana there are 417 buffalo, including 2E at Wind Cage preserve. In South Dakota and Niobrara Nobi there are small herds. The department notes its success in maintaining these herds and protecting what once threatened extinction.
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Biological Survey
United States Department of Agriculture
Montana
South Dakota
Niobrara
Nobi
Sully Hi
N. Dak
T Biological Survey
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