Telegraphic Tales Tergely Told
A compilation of brief wire reports from Intermountain recounts drownings near Alberton Montana and a fatal triple wreck on Union Pacific near Granite can Yon. Other items include a Washinton stance on Prohibition, political nominations by President Wilson, and labor and tax developments across the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Intermountain
Renee Hith McKay
George McKay
Jeannette Adams
Missoula
Mont
Clarky Fork
Alberton
Union Pacific
Granite Can Yon
Cheyenne
Mr. McCarthy
Denver
Seattle
Eatire
Dowsey
D. B. Regvar
Nevada
Houtharot
Serbia
Belgrade
Richard Cruker
Tammany
New York City
United States
St. Paul
Montana
Tri-Mountain
Baltimore
Champlon
Michigan
Boughton
Nebraska Supreme Court
Lincoln
Nebraska State Railway Commission
Omaha and Counci Buffs Street Railway Company
Federal Electric Railways Coumission
New York
W. G. Bradien
Stone & Weater Management Association
Henry Ford
Hicago
Pribane
Cucher
Chemens
Mich
Mr. Ord
The
Tribune
Vera Trepaguier
New Orleans
Paul Frederick Vollard
Lace on Handkerchiefs: Old Fashioned Lace Returns
A fragment describes lace edged handkerchiefs once popular as delicate fashion. It notes a revival of charming old tunhien ent designs at shops, with mentions of woven linen, apple water dyes, and fanciful borders in fragile materials.
Handkerchief Weaving Traditions Mention Balug Eewa Wa
The fragment hints at weaving methods used in a handkerchief, contrasting as woven with terms like balug eewa wa. The readable text suggests regional or cultural weaving language, noting specific techniques without full context or clear attribution.
Blouse Collar Described by Wholesale Dealers
A fragmented description outlines a lava rolling collar extending below the front ending in a modified monoide for autumn wear by wholesale dealers. The cascaded collar is noted as a soft effect with liberty imagery as an eyesore to tyranny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberty
Bell’s home icebox cools to sixty five degrees in attic
Dr. Alexander Graham Bell describes a system using an ice filled tank and attic ducting to cool a room to about 65 degrees. He notes cold air sinks, vents top windows, and uses a refrigerator with salt covered ice to draw chill air through asbestos wrapped pipes into a higher room then down to a lower tank room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Alexander Graham Bell
National Geographic Society
Tropics
Diffiult
Alzsling
White House
Taft
Meuse Argonne Toll: 120000 American Casualties
A War Department summary by Col. Leonard P. Ayres reports American casualties in the Meuse Argonne offensive as 120000, about 10 percent of those engaged, with 2 of every 100 soldiers killed or dying of disease. The study places total belligerent battle deaths at 7450200 and notes American deaths by component.
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Washington
Meuse-Argonne
Germany
Leonard P. Ayres
General Staff
War Department
America
France
Waf-Ss
Vegissse Meare
National mine rescue contest to be held in Pittsburgh
Washington reports that a national mine rescue and first aid contest will be staged by the Bureau of Mines in Pittsburgh on September 30 and October 1. Local meets already occur in 18 mining states as miners demonstrate life saving skills and the use of oxygen mine rescue apparatus to prevent fatalities after explosions and disasters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bureau of Mines
Washington
America
Department of the Interior
Pittsburgh
United States
Bureau
Girl's Work Stir London Critics At Exhibition
London art critics condemn a thirteen year-old Pamela Banco born to Mugland and living in Maly Muslen for exhibiting drawings at Belewster gallery. They note prodigies are rare and doubt whether other instances of such precocity exist. Her design power on a large scale is deemed remarkable.
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London
Londop
Belewster
Pamela Banco
Mugland
Manives
Maly
Ae Mike Manen
Queen of Roumania Publishes Bowk of Ferry Tales
In a recent spell the Roumanian queen arranged publication of a bowk of ferry tales. The work reflects tales told during the dark age at war and aims to safeguard her realm’s lore and spirit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Landone
Roumania
Wenten
Doctors amputated legs as man dangled in shaft
Henry Shiers of London England hung head downward with legs caught between an elevator edge and a Moor ink shaft. Surgeons amputated both legs while he was held in place by a platform, but the victim died after removal to hospital.
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Henry Shiers
London
England
Vietio Win
M Hospital
Miners At Risk Seek Safety and Rescue Aid
Portable living spaces are provided for miners and deathly atmosphere is addressed. Rescue teams stationed at different mines will join the national effort, aiming to safeguard workers and support ongoing recovery operations.
Veteran champion's wartime hunger tale from Pennsylvanian era
A veteran recalls the World Championship claim amid wartime, noting he ate 47 during a period of scarcity and stopped while still hungry to avoid burdening Blin wie, reflecting frugal hardship and resolve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diapater
Hentt Mayn
Cupid Wedding Ties City Figures in Local Rite
Cupid Is Married. Delleville HL Well, Copia married, David and Odell of Portauuth C, Slaw Cupid Cure men of Chicago were married here in a brief local ceremony.
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Cupid
Delleville
Copia
David & Odell
Portauuth
Slaw
Cupid Cure Men
Chicago
Missing Link Found in Congo Claims Talking Gorilla
Ancient man ape story centers on Professor Garner reporting two years in the French Congo. He brought four specimens to Smithsonian authorities and described a talking gorilla capable of limited speech. He recounts calls between male and female apes and a six foot, 200 pound specimen shot and brought back.
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New York
Garner
Nite
Iankeys
Smithsonian Institution
Washington
French Congo
Smith
Soulai Institution
Professor Garner
Smuggling Ruse on Tanker Royal Arrow Uncovered
An unidentified smuggler on the tanker Royal Arrow arriving from Hong Kong attempted a distraction by posing as crew changing in a vacant stateroom. Customs officers, following a routine, searched the area and found a pile of pon silk and a white chemical in a locker, revealing the illicit contraband.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Mark ‘Twain
Hoyal Arrow
San Franchsco
Hongkong
Goring
Funeral arrangements for Mrs Hlahor decline
Fragmentary report notes Paria Mre and K P Baker arranging funeral details in an undefined locale. It mentions a physician and a claim that Mrs Hlahor had died then revived, with a belief she may recover.
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Paria
K.P. Baker
Abe
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Tergely
Prohibition
Wilson
Senate
Austin A. Lambert
Hurley
Idaho
Representative Lever
South Carolina
Farm Loan Board
Mouive
Thomas H. Tulley
Colorado
Liberty Joan
San Diego
Treasury Department
H. Percival Dodge
Massachusetts
Kiréan of Internal Revenue
Roper
Foreat
Dymatin
Thunder Mountain
Davis
Addison Smith
House
Ways and Means Committee
Francis P. Garvan
American Electric Railway Association
Federal Electric Railways Commission
Ice
Sudmtral
Naval Selection Board
General Pershing
Central Records Office
Representaves
Gillette
Johnson
Mississippi
Vesaels
Atlane
Gulf Ports
Shipping Board
Elliott
Have
State Department
American Peace Commission
Paris
Treasury
Francburg
Pomerania
Greifewahl
la Bourget
Elvillac
Georgetown University
A Lee
Potomac
Dr. Bell
Regular Army
National Guard
Ake
Eaeansee Genny Hodestas Bao
Great Britain
Rae Austria
Turkey
Pamela Bian
Congo
Mark Twain
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