Lord Decies and Bride Arrive in Egypt for Honeymoon
Lord Decies and bride Miss Vivian Gould landed in Alexandria aboard the Carmania for a Egyptian honeymoon. They will visit Cairo with military friends, then travel to Upper Egypt visiting Luxor Thebes Assouia Philae and possibly continue up the Nile to Wadi if heat permits.
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Alexandria
Egypt
Lord Decies
Vivian Gould
Carmania
Cairo
Upper Egypt
Luxor Thebes
Assouia
Philae
Nile
Wadi
No Change Today in Iowa Deadlock
Des Moines reports the thirty-seventh joint ballot for U.S. senator keeps the legislature deadlocked. Kenyon receives 45 votes, Deemer 56, and Porter 62 in the latest tally.
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Iowa
Des Moines
Kenyon
Deemer
Porter
Indoor championships open in Chicago with top entrants
Star athletes from colleges and clubs across six states arrive for the Central Amateur Athletic Union indoor meet at Dexter Park Pavilion. Illinois Athletic Club hosts the event with a high class entry list expected to yield new records.
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Chicago
Ill
Central Amateur Athletic Union
Dexter Park Pavillion
Illinois Athletic Club
Escaped Prisoner Re-Arrested By Local Posse
Camp Crook March 8. Sheriff Davis learned by phone of Arthur Rise an inmate jailed for alleged neighbor robbery of $70. A posse tracked Rise to the Miller Ranch in the cave hills and returned him to Buffalo. Rise had widened his cell bars to escape.
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Crook
Davis
Buffalo
Arthur Rise
John Allen
Rise
Miller Ranch
Cave Hills
Old Army Officer Retires After Forty Years Service
Washington March 10 Colonel Edwin B Bolton of Mississippi is placed on the retired list for age after nearly four decades in the Army Infantry He graduated from West Point in 1876 and rose to colonel five years ago His last command was the Fourth Infantry at Fort Crook Nebraska
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Washington, D. C
Edwin B. Bolton
Bolton
Mississippi
West Point Academy
Ft. Crook
Nebr
Top Price for Blooded Wyoming Horses
D. P. Roberts of Belle Fourche, a leading horse breeder, sought Gammon blooded horses in Buffalo. Roberts claimed he traveled nationwide for such stock and offered $5,000 for five young Gammon mares, but the offer was declined. The report signals Wyoming bred horses gaining buyer prestige and Gammon’s high earnings.
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The
Buffalo
Wyo
D. P. Roberts
Belle Fourche
J. P. Gammon
Roberts
United States
Mr. Gammon
Gammon
Wyoming
Taft Receives Warm Welcome in Atlanta
President Taft arrives in Atlanta to deliver the closing address for the Southern Commercial Congress. A luncheon, mansion reception, city negroes’ address, and Piedmont Driving Club dinner precede his main speech on "A Greater Nation Through a Greater South."
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Taft
Great Southern Commercial Congress
Capital City Club
Executive Mansion
Piedmont Driving Club
Commercial Congress
South
South Dakota-Colorado debate to be held at Boulder
Colorado and South Dakota will debate from April 12 to May 1 on whether natural resource conservation should be left to state governments rather than the federal government. The Colorado team will support the affirmative with aid. The triangular Colorado-Kansas-Oklahoma series includes a Kansas-Colorado match in Boulder and a Kansas-Oklahoma clash in Lawrence.
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South Dakota
Colorado
Boulder
Colo
Universities of
Colrado
Kansas
Oklahoma
Norman
Lawrence
Butte Man Charged in Insured Murder Plot
Bert Walton an insurance agent was arrested in Butte on 62 600 bail charged with attempting to murder James Duffy to collect a 2000 life policy. Duffy says Walton slashed him with a knife in November. Duffy, now jailed as a witness, claims Walton plotted the crime. Walton denies the charge, calling it blackmail and claiming threats. Mrs. McLea had a 4000 policy, with Walton and a friend allegedly taking portions of it.
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Butte
Bert K. Walon
James Duffy
Duffy
Walton
Punty
Walon
Delares
Ade
Thomas McLea
Willow Creek township to sink artesian wells
The Willow Creek Butte township in Stanley County plans to begin sinking two artesian wells at once on the high prairie west of the Missouri River. The test aims to determine the availability of artesian flow, as most wells in the county have been in valleys.
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Pierre
Willow Creek
Butte Township
Stanley County
Missouri
Sturgis Editor Praises Judge Rice For Federal Bench
Sturgis Standard reports editor’s strong endorsement of Judge Rice of the Eighth Circuit for the federal bench to replace Judge Carland. Rice is hailed as capable, popular, and conscientious, with promotion seen as well deserved recognition of his integrity.
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Sturgia Standard
Rice
Eighth Circuit
Carland
Taft
Commerce Court
South Dakota
Ten Die In Jordan Mountain Snow Slide Tragedy
A snow slide on the Jordan mountain side near Little Mountain in Reno kills ten men and one woman as their home collapses in sleep. Names listed include John Sullvan, Ben Tessin, Harold Hardy, Fred Stromboldt, R Mason and wife, Harry Weir, T M Peacock, Jasper Scarrett, Christian Knowlton, and Jamuel J Smith. Rescue teams continue recovering bodies.
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Reno
Nev
Jordan
John Sullvan
Ben Tessin
Harold Hardy
Fred Stromboldt
R. Mason
Harry Weir
T. M. Peacock
Jaspe Scarrett
Christian Knowlton
Jamuel J. Smith
Roosevelt Arrives in Birmingham for Child Labor Conference
Former President Roosevelt reached Birmingham to address the National Child Labor Conference on the Conservation of Childhood. He was greeted by Governor O Neal and Mayor Exum, spoke at Capital Park to Birmingham High School students, and later joined business leaders at luncheon.
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Birmingham
Ala
Roosevelt
Child Labor Conference
O’ Neal
Exum
Capital Park
Birmingham High School
Roosevel
Capa Well Spews Water At 123 Degrees In South Dakota
Mitchell, D. March 10. The town of Capa in Lyman county on the Northwestern railway has an artesian well with extremely hot water. A match on the faucet shows gas in the water and plans are made to use it. The thermometer reads 12 degrees, the hottest water recorded in the state. Railroad engines require cooling pools before use.
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Mitchell
Capa
Lyman County
Northwestern
Hall's Catarrh Cure Promoted For Blood Action
An advertisement promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure as a internal remedy that reaches the disease by acting on the blood and mucous surfaces. It claims the cure, by F J. Chase Co of Toledo Ohio, is recommended by testimonials and sold by druggists. It also suggests Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
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Hall
F. J. Ae
Propa
Toledo
Drumgista
Western Piano Buyers Save 50 to 100 With Direct Purchase
Knight Campbell Music Co announces a 1911 illustrated catalogue offering direct buying savings of 50 to 100 dollars. The Denver Colorado firm highlights 37 years of reputation and a simple Easy Pay Plan, inviting readers to request the free mail catalogue from Department A.
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Knlubt- Campbell Music Co
Denver, Colo
Knight-Campbell Music + Co
Denver
Colo
Dept
Easy way to Cure Kidney Troubles Quickly
An ad promoting Deans Kidney Pills from Foster Milburn Co claims quick relief from kidney trouble backache and urinary issues. Personal testimonial from a user working on an all road cites lumbago and back pain improving after taking the product sold for sixty cents a box.
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M. &. Miller
Edgemont
Dean
Dean's
Weatherman counters spring with lingering winter mood
Sioux City Journal quotes a stubborn forecast as 65 degree warmth this week clashes with a predicted temperature drop tonight and more rain in western mountains. Strong notes of spring defiance mix with cautious data across Montana Wyoming and Virginia implying a varied forecast.
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Montana
Wyoming
Virginia
Missouri Valley
Noted Woman Cause of Duel in Wyoming
In Basin Wyoming coroner's inquest finds Ira Sherrard responsible for Wesley Britton's death from a duel in Sherrard's room over suspicions of Britton's wife Crick Britton. Britton died believing he had killed Sherrard. Sherrard in jail awaiting state attorney action. Also notes Crick Britton, famed rider, and Sherrard's good reputation. In Mississippi, executive committee of the Intercollegiate Oratorical Association meets in Jackson to pick time and place for this year's contest with Gulfport Meridian Greenville and Hattiesburg as applicants.
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Sherrard
Briton
Big Horn
Grey Bull
Jackson
Miss
Mississippi Intercollegiate Oratorical Asociation
Gulfport
Meridian
Greenville
Hattiesburg
Brentz Ends Campaign Against Liquor Dealers in Local County
Brentz, connected with the government Indian service, announced a temporary shift away from this county. He led a campaign against bootlegging in Pennington and surrounding areas, resulting in 42 liquor dealers held for federal court and eight imprisoned on similar charges. He will face them at the Wendwood May term.
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M. C
Brentz
W. EB. Johnson
Pennington County
Wendwood
Gregory
Colome
Winner
Conata
Scenic
United States
Ada
Muskogee
Oklo
Brants
Bronx City
Palm Beach Regatta Set for Lake Worth Soon
The seventh annual Palm Beach Power Boat Association regatta will run four days on Lake Worth starting Tuesday. Eighteen fast motor boats compete in multiple events with speed races aiming over thirty miles per hour and the final endurance race offering a $2,600 gold Palm Beach prize to the first owner to win two contests.
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Palm Beach
Fla
Roosevelt to Visit Jackson for Address at Commercial Club
Ex President Roosevelt is due in Jackson Mississippi tomorrow and will stay until 1 p.m. He will be the guest of Governor Noel and deliver an address before the commercial club amid extensive entertainment arrangements. He then departs for New Orleans.
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Jackson, Miss
Roosevelt
Jackson
New Orleans
Hig Vielt
Commercial Club
Noel
Farmer found dead in his home in Bion Honin county
Chamberlain 8 D March 10 Nicholas Pax a prominent farmer was found dead in his home. His mentally deranged wife lay unconscious from cold exposure after the fire had gone out. Neighbors had been barred entry until forced inside. Pax lay stiff on the floor, his wife delirious but alive after recovery.
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Chamberlain
Nicholas Pax
Bion Honin
Pax
Slek
John F. Schmidt
Joseph Plattner
Brick Gheaper Than Lumber Advertises Direct Sales
An odd OCR fragment advertises direct sales of brick and lumber with mentions of Portland, agents for Ideal and Bevon rooms. It highlights low prices and self-serve options, urging readers to write for details and prices.
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Ain Dee and
Prives
Tarrets
Ideal Portland Comet
Most Intelligent Hen Triggers Nickel Theft Tale
John Grohan of Glenville boasts a white Leghorn is the state’s cleverest hen. The hen follows him to the trolley, perches on his shoulder, and a nickel falls as he boards. Grohan loses the coin and the hen’s owner races after him with the story becoming a local favorite.
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Tarrytown
N. Y
John ‘Rohan
Glenville
New York State
Grohan
Groban
Clean Up Day Observed Across Texas
Clean up day suggested by the state health commissioner and promoted by the state federation of women's clubs was widely observed in Austin and other Texas towns. Householders removed dirt and garbage from winter months to reduce disease as warm weather approaches.
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Austin
Texas
Aite
State Federation of Women‘s Clubs
Army Chief Commissary Wilkins Orders 3 Month Food Supplies
San Antonio reports Major Harry B. Wilkinson chief commissary for the American army contracts for food shipments to cover a three month period.
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San Antonio
Texas
Harry B. Wilkinson
First International Boxing Congress Opens in Paris
Paris hosts the first International Boxing Congress sponsored by the French National Federation of Boxing Clubs to unify rules and elevate the sport. A week of bouts accompanies the meeting with a notable clash between Gam Langford and Gam MoVoy slated as the highlight.
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Paris
Gam Langford
Gam MoVoy
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