Nervous illness relief cited after tonic trial in mountain trek
A story mixes a desperate health tale with expedition plans. A woman details near collapse from nerve pain and headaches, then credits a tonic for steady improvement. Separately, a surveying team maps mountain routes toward Tengri Jong and Everest approaches, with engineers preparing for steep ascent and top access.
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Kangrita
Cohmel Bury
Rivnibe Dng
Tengri Jong
Newt
Vilage
Studenous
Hyevest Ean Degli
Boundary Change For Ohio County Precincts Adjusted
The Ohio County Court orders changes to the Sulphur Springs and Sunnydale voting precinct boundaries. The new lines begin at Rough Creek and run toward Hartford to divide Sulphur Springs from Sunnydale and East Hartford, renaming Sulphur Springs Precinct No 4 and Sunnydale Precinct No 46. Voting locations shift: Sulphur Springs precincts now vote at Sulphur Springs. Sunnydale precincts keep their present site.
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Ilon
Mack Cook
Wlphur Springs
Sunnydale
Fonce Midkiff
WI Hinton
FP. Gabbert
J. W. Kirk
Baker
Sulphur Springs
Sandale
Rough Creek
Slate Tiffle
Hartford and
Dundee
Wil
Dundes
Hartford
East Hartford
Lambh Lee's
Sulphur Springs Vette
River Creek
Comba’ Bridge
Sunpyre
Ohio County
Kentucky
J. C
W. C. Blankenship
Ohio County Court
Japan Rejects Disarmament Pact Yet Plans Navy Buildup
Geneva headquarters reports Japan replies to the League of Nations proposal calling for no expansion of arms and navies for two years. Japan endorses the principle but says the moment has not come to accept it and intends to continue its naval program.
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Geneva
Japan
League of Nations
Ttme
Sapan
Doa Constrictor Is Captured Hoboken
Svengall a 12 foot boa constrictor was captured in Hoboken after being found aboard the steamer Coppename. Shipyard workers uncovered the reptile while repairing a cradle and he was stunned by a fall before being boxed and sent to the Bronx Park Zoo.
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New York
Svengall
Bronx Park Zoo
Hoboken
Get Bergdoll Back Club Formed at Syracuse
Syracuse June 4 a club titled Get Bergdoll Back Club forms with Bernard B Given as charter member to press Secretary Hughes to bring Grover Cleveland Bergdoll back from Germany to face penalties. The group aims to rally ex service members and families to demand surrender of Bergdolf and two Americans who aided the escape.
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Syracuse
N. Y
Bergdoll
Bernard B. Given
United States
State Hughes
Grover Cleveland Bergdoll
Germany
Washington
Bergdolf
Neal
Zimmer
Paying the Price of Disarmament Slogan at Chicago Conference
In a two day Chicago gathering on disarmament, W. J. Bryan urged naval disarmament by agreement if possible and by example if necessary. He welcomed a resolution urging the president to seek accord with England and Japan, lamenting two years of war avoidance through arming.
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Chicago
W. J. Bryan
England
Pan
Jar
Bryan
Mr Bryan
Party heads toward Everest in British expedition
Three parties of British engineers push through the Southern Himalayas toward Everest base in Darjeeling, Bengal, to blaze routes for a summer expedition aiming to scale the granite walls of the highest peak. Major Morsehead leads the first detachment up the Teasts.
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Darjoling
Bengal
Himalyan Mountains
Everest
Morsehead
Teasts
Quakers Revise Rules For Joint Meetings At Hick soke Friends
Quakers of Hick soke Friends vote to meet together in joint session breaking 200 years of separate meetings and alter their Rules of Moral Conduct to remove explicit reference to dancing card-playing and music. The change allows individuals to judge the extent at which such diversions are sinful.
Women for Defense by Army and Navy resolve on armament
Washington June 4 The Women’s Auxiliary of the American Legion supports keeping a strong United States Army and Navy. A Senate reading of a resolution argues that women veterans’ families know war’s horrors yet urge readiness to deter aggression rather than disarmament. It contends wars predate arms and stresses that other nations with larger armaments threaten the US unless prepared.
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Whehington
Women's Auxiliary
The
American Legion
Congress
Senate
United States
Debts of Confederate States frontal attack claim
The London Morning Post published an unsigned piece arguing that eight Southern states borrowed from Britain during the Civil War should have their debt credited to Great Britain in the U S war debt. The estimate cited is $60,000,000. The writer says US opinion blames Britain for evading responsibility and refutes any sale of the West Indies to the United States.
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London Morning Post
England
Great Britain
United States
West Indies
Dog Proves Love For Dead Master In Oregon Town
Eugene, June 4. A Scotch collie proved remarkable loyalty to his master Christian Wizenfeld who died on his farm near here at 93. Neighbors found the body and the dog, refusing to let them approach, followed the hearse twelve miles into Eugene and into the undertaker’s parlor before being subdued by officers.
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Eugene
Ore
Christian Wizenfeld
Here
Wixenfeld
Lane County
Con
Quadruplets’ Fame Grows With Named Baby in New Haven
One of the Salto couple’s newborns was christened Warren Harding, prompting a congratulatory letter from the president. The child’s name reflects the national admiration for the then leader, and the Salto family expects lasting pride.
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Michael Salto
New Haven, Conn
Warren Harding
Ls Namelske
Visitor Seeks Fermentation Chemistry Works at Public Library
A library visitor asks for standard works on fermentation chemistry but the librarian says all related books are in use. The patron is directed to wait at the end of a long Jong Mae of people.
Harding Awards Medal for Heroism in Powder Magazine Fire
President Harding presented a congressional medal of honor to Gunner R E Cox for extraordinary heroism on April 13 1904 during a fire in a powder magazine aboard the U S 8 Missouri that could have killed 600 and destroyed the ship. Cox and two enlisted men risked their lives to extinguish the blaze before the flames and fumes overwhelmed them.
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White House
Harding
R. E. Cox
U. S
Missouri
Gunner Cox
Cox
Congress
Georgia ex governor Catts arrested for bribery peonage
Alrest former Georgia governor S J Catts faces arrest on bribery and peonage charges. He allegedly took bribes to pardon prisoners and ran a peonage farm in Florida where freed inmates labored for freedom. Catts denies the accusations, accusing political enemies. Police found a heavy black jack during the arrest.
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S. J. Cutts
Georgia
Florida
Catts
National Fathers' Day Idea Born by Drewry's Bluff Girl
Ming Kate Swineford of Drewry's Bluff Virginia proposed a national Father’s Day on the second Sunday in June. After visiting the governor she won approval and a charter for the National Fathers' Day Association, with Swineford elected president. She asserts there are as many good fathers as mothers and calls for equal respect for both parents.
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Ung & Square
Ming Kate Swineford
Drewry's Bluff
Attorney General Daugherty pushes bonus plan for convict workers
The attorney general advocates a merit based bonus system to encourage prisoners to engage in work and learn trades as part of reform efforts. The proposal aims to induce inmate participation and improve skilled labor access within the penal system.
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Gen
Daugherty
Prison Textile Plant Bonus Plan Sparks Union Protest
Inmates at the Atlanta penitentiary would receive no fixed two cent per yard bonus for cloth production. The incentive would vary with output, potentially earning workers $2.50 to $5 weekly upon release. Officials aim to curb recidivism, while labor unions protest, fearing jobs for union members may be endangered.
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Lanta Penitentiary
Cian
Contempt and Fine for Scranton Mining Firm
The People's Coal Co was held in contempt of court for violating an injunction that barred mining within city limits of Scranton Pennsylvania. It was fined 150000 dollars for continuing operations and for mining coal it had no right to extract, despite a court order over a year old to stop due to damage from cave-ins.
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Scranton
People’s Oul Co
Pennsylvania
Tagore to Teach in Germany at Darmstadt School
Rabindra Nath Tagore accepts a philosophy instructorship at the School of Wisdom in Darmstadt modeled after the Greek academy. Founded by Count Kayserling and funded by the Duke of Hesse, the project aims to create a modern center for philosophical study.
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Tagore
Germany
Rabindranath Tagore
School of Wisdom
Darmstadt
Plato
Count Kayserling
Duke of Hesse
American Captain Insane After Captivity in Soviet jails
A Red Cross report states Captain Emmet Kirkpatrick, a Red Cross worker captured in the Crimea and imprisoned near Moscow, has been driven insane by brutality. Six Americans remain imprisoned in Moscow as the American Legion in Poland petitions President Harding for their release. Food has been supplied to prisoners by the Red Cross.
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Red Cross
Emmet Kirkpatrick
Crimea
Moscow
American Legion
Poland
Harding
Red Crous
Communication and Transport Hurdles Highlighted
The report notes ongoing difficulties in communication and transportation, affecting regional coordination and daily operations. Delays in messaging, inconsistent routes, and limited access to key hubs create friction for residents and businesses amid shifting schedules. Authorities seek fixes through infrastructure upgrades and streamlined services.
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B. Oeturie
Doa
Trergdoll
U. 5
PRIC
KCALE
ARMY
NAVY
Mies
Senne
Fletcher
Hartford Republican
Hartford Printing Company
Ocker
Bocker
Cardus
Mrs. Simpson
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