Wizard Edison Prospected in Auto
Special to The Sun MMville North Carolina June 2 Edison the wizard inventor prospecting several counties found cobalt deposits he claims will revolutionize electric storage batteries. He travels in a stram automobile with a camp outfit and laboratory sleeping on long trips, hoping cobalt will slash battery weight and price enabling affordable electric vehicles.
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Thomas A. Edison
Ventor
Edison
Stram
New Jersey
U S Builds the Longest Railway in the Philippines
U S builds the longest railway in the Philippines linking Manila to Aparri across Luzon. The line halves a vast interior survey, tracing northeast from Manila through Pampanga to the Caraballo mountains, then via the Magat and Cagayan valleys to Aparri. The project envisions a 26 mile main stretch with gradual grades and extensive timber country.
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Hamilton Wright
Manila
Tongeat Railway
Philippines
Luzon
Aparri
Thateland
Pampanga
Caraballo Mountains
Carabalin Pase
Cumberlands
Tennessee
Benodet
Bambang
Nuews Vizcaya
Philippine Island
Ramhang
Barghang
Magar
Cagayan
Cagayan Valley
Tntanda
Cure for Severe Skin Eczema Persists After Remedies
A Selma Alabama woman describes a four year battle with black facial splotches and intense itching. After physicians failed, her husband bought Cuticura Remedies, and within a bottle the outbreak cleared. She credits Cuticura with lasting relief and says it cured others as well.
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New York
Lissie E
Jones Ave
Selma
Ala
Drowned in the Missouri River at Independence burial
George R. Rowl, 10, formerly of Terre Haute, drowned in the Missouri River and was buried at Independence. He had been injured for a sum in a fraternal order.
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Missouri
Terre Hagte
Ind
George R. Rowl
Missouri River
Independence
Where Women May Vote in 18 States and Tax Questions
A historical list notes 18 states granting women school passage and voting on equal terms with men in four states Wyoming Colorado Utah and Idaho. It mentions Montana and Idaho municipal bond votes and Louisiana taxpayer voting on public expenditure questions, with New York allowing tax questions.
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Michigan
Minnesnia
New Hampshire
Oregon
Massachusetts
New York
Vermont
Nebraska
Wisconsin
Washington
Ariaona
Montana
New Jersey
North Dakota
South Dakota
Minos
Connecticut
Ohio
Wyoming
Colorado
Uah
Idaho
Louisiana
Labor Unions Grow In Indiana Amid Peak Membership
The report shows Indiana's average daily wage for craftsmen at 2.75 dollars last year and marks Indiana as highly unionized with 1,280 locals and 72,304 members. Indianapolis hosts most international unions, including Miners Carpenters and Teamsters, while Lafayette hosts painters.
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Joseph H. Stubbs
Style Bureau of Statistics
Indianapolia
American Federation of Labor
Midiana
Indianapolis
Lafayette
American Hod Carriers’ ‘Union
Newsboys’ Union
Federation of Labor
Inea
Wekly
Xates
Hook
Hodcarriers’ Union
American Federation of
Thor
Women's Union Sahel Dengue Fa
Inwa
Things Forbidden at City Parks
No person may ride a norse or cyclé faster than six miles per hour. Picnics require written permit from the superintendent naming the designated area. Sunday and secular school picnics need teachers present and responsible for infringements. No intrusion without consent of park authorities. Picnic organizers must clean and remove all debris on leaving old parks.
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Ideis
Must Not Stop Kissers In Yorkville Disturbance Case
Special to The Sun reports New York police court action against Inhn Duffy a clerk charged with disturbing the neighborhood by a late night kiss with his sweetheart. Witnesses say neighbors looked out as the pair kissed on the porch and police intervened. The magistrate advised privacy and warned neighbors to mind their own affairs.
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the Sun
New York
Inhn Duffy
Yorkville
bin Rweetheart
Jenia Durty
Hoosiers Plan Homecoming Week Back to Indiana
Indiana officials announce a statewide homecoming week to invite former residents in other states to return. The State Board of Agriculture aims to mail invitations and advertising materials, with 500000 former residents as a target. A special program and an amusement company proposal for The Burning of Moscow are under consideration.
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Moscow
Meats and Slaughtering Featured at Health Officers School
A major topic before the health officers school in Indianapolis next week will be meats and slaughterhouses. A general crusade against adulteration and coloring of meats and the sale of unfit meats in markets will be pressed with vigor as state chemist Barnard's Indianapolis market report spurs public concern.
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Indianapolis
Barnard
Sandhammer Ends Life After Choosing Pallbearers
In Bucyrus, Peter Sandhammer, 47, who asked friends to serve as pallbearers, drank carbolic acid in a deer yard after expressing illness and bidding goodbye to his wife Jeavers. He died in the incident.
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Bucyrus
Peter Sandhammer
Thin City
Sandhammer
Sicknsas
Prediction by Raphael the Aatrologer
Prediction for Saturday June 2 1965 notes favorable times for work travel and music. It suggests birthdays on this day bring a good year with progress and potential in travel and plans. A child born on this day is described as clever steady persevering and likely to thrive.
Cakewalk and crime mix in Riverton tale
Special to the Sam WIKBTED from Cann in June reports a troubling Riverton incident where George Ransom’s fowls were stolen during church visits. The article notes repeated thefts linked to his hens and mentions a table tabhere evolution with local dancing, contrasting cultural dances in New York and Britain with America’s cakewalk deemed a poor thing.
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Ransom
Sam
Riverton
George Ransom
New York
Scotland
England
Ealier
Runaia
America
Shirt waibts program for women in New York districts
An irregular notice promotes a nine lesson shirt waist making course for women in crowded New York districts. It outlines buying five cents worth of fabric per yard and nine nights of instruction with follow up evenings.
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Maucamenta
Kome Woman's Christian Association
New York
Itis
Census Bureau Shows Tremendous Manufacturing Rise
The speech by Speaker Cannon highlighted a census summary showing a broad five year growth across the United States. It details increases in capital, wages, materials, and product value, with state by state figures and notable gains in the western and southern states while some eastern states rise more modestly.
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Bed of m
Cannon
X. D. North
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Oreganizarion
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Census Bureau
Clerka
Rte
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Englash
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Jereuerd
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Indian
North Dakota
Oklahoma
Delaware
Census Bureau figures show varied regional figures
Percentages from the census bureau show North Carolina and South Carolina with contrasting rates, Texas high at 62 percent, Virginia at 17 percent, and other states following in the compilation of capital invested and salaries. The figures are from executive reports by census agents and are presented as reliable.
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South Carolina
Texas
Virginia
Census Bureau
Women Rally to Save Aggie Myers From the Rope
Missouri women press Gov Folk for clemency for Aggie Myers, insisting on her innocence after a murder trial. Mrs Jennie Woodson and Mrs George Longan voice sympathy, arguing that women show steadier nerves under trial and that evidence of bloodstains does not prove guilt.
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Iark Age Myers
Missouri
Gov. Folk
Myers
Perain
Jennie Woodson
Woodson
Ita
Hottman
Clarence Myers
Officers of the 8 8 A A Special to The Sun
Marion Indiana June State Gun day School association elects officers led by President WV C Hall Indianapolis and Vice President Judge EB Welt Greenfield with a slate of directors from Indianapolis Greenfield and nearby towns. Funeral of Mrs Seibert held at 2 pm at 2 Hamilton Ave noting her age and Baptist church ties. survivors include children Mrs John A Porter Kate and Della Seibert and George Seibert plus Mrs Graham Price Cincinnati.
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Sun
Marion
Ind
Seibert
Elizabeth Reibert
Hirem Seibert
Hamltonave
Heinert
John A. Porter
Kate
Della Seibert
George Seibert
Indianapolis
Graham Price
Cincinnati
Fire at the hospital razes halter room in Evansville
Evansville officials report a fire started in the halter room of a hospital yesterday. Attendants aided in extinguishing the blaze, with no injuries. The incident is under investigation by local authorities.
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Evansville
Ind
Inmetes
Southern Insane Hespite
Lattendanta
Lees
One Drink Ends Patrolman Dean’s Career
Charles E. Dean, a new patrolman, was found guilty of drunkenness and of what a bartender described as “one drink” at 180 Kentucks-ave. The Board of Public Safety ruled that one drink was too many and dismissed him. George Hankin, another patrolman, faced neglect of duty charges and disrespect toward Chief Metager after a prisoner escaped. the board took the case under advisement.
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Anatou
Kentucks-ave
Jerry Gates
Henry Krens
Dean
George Hankin
Rankin
Polles Metager
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