Wide World Wraps Up Brief Happenings Of The Week
Condensed digest from the Intermountain era cites Mike Yoke of Salt Lake losing the middleweight crown to Pet Brown in Taylor Texas after a one hour forty three minute bout. It notes military inquiries in Ludlow and Coto, mine closures, arming coal miners debate, jewelry thefts, a fatal aviator crash in Utica, and Los Angeles voting for municipal utilities. Also mentioned are steel trade tensions, a San Francisco Pacific coast conference, and labor and political developments across the United States and abroad.
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Intermountain
Mike Yoke
Salt Lake
Taylor
Texas
Pet Brown
P. J. Hamrock
Linderfelt
Home Guard
Women's Peace League Committee
Ammons
John Chase
Ludlow
Coto
Military Commission
Mary McKinney
Cripple Creek
von Puhl
Teller County
Colorado
United States Army
Seth Low
New York
Sivamenio
da Gana Francisca
United Kingdom
Charles Hecker
Werder
Herman Rosenthal
Gaubler
George Culp
George Pearsall
Chicago
Outh Noefath
Conn
O Springs
Corumado
Coronane Telaude
Ripley N. T
Lavell
Eharthinen
San Francisce
Inelostee
United Mine Workers of American
Kear Ullrich
Harry Ko" Thaw
Chamberlain
Military Affairs Committee
Vera Cruz
Lippitt of
Rhodessland
Senate
Wilson
Pancho Villa
Mexico
Eleanor Wilson Weds William McAdoo at White House
Eleanor Randolph Wilson, youngest daughter of the president, married Secretary of the Treasury William Gibbe McAdoo at the White House yesterday afternoon. The ceremony was performed by Rev Sylvester W Beach with the Marine Band providing music and guests including the president. The bride wore an elaborate gown with tulle and lace, and her going away dress was a bean blue gabardine ensemble.
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Washington
Eleanor Randolph Wilson
William Gibbe McAdoo
the Treasury
White House
Sylvester Teach
Princeton
Bailie McAdoo
Mayre
Mise
Margaret Wilton
Nancy Lane
Cary Travers Grayson
Alter
Mery McAdoo
Grayson
Sylvester W. Beach
Red Room
Marine Band
House of Repreenntative
Senate
Margaret Wilson
Sayre
Wilcoe
Ban on Imported Labor in Colorado Mines Decreed
President Wilson through the War Department instructed Colonel James Lockett to prohibit any importation of strikebreakers in southern Colorado. Major W A Holbrook reported a time limit for marine deliveries and said no miner employed before April 2 could be used, while rehabilitation of the Ludlow strike camp hinges on a troop roll and a union man in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinidad
Colo
Wilson
War Department
James Lockett
Colorado
W. A. Hollbrook
Holbrook
Lockett
Ludlow
Wilon
Feld
Major Holbrook
Post Ends Own Life in Santa Barbara Estate
Charles W. Post, heir to the Post real foods fortune and noted anti labor propagandist, killed himself in his Santa Barbara winter home on Saturday by placing a rifle in his mouth and firing. He had been under care since returning from the East weeks earlier, and was known for his civic involvement and leadership in national labor and industrial groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Barbera
Cal
Charles W. Post
Battle Creek
Mich
Post
National Citizens Industrial Associatum of America
Mexican Crisis Costs Move to Congress for Review
Amid the Mexican crisis, lawmakers confront rising expenses tied to defense and naval operations. The administration reports strain on budgets as engineering and troop support costs escalate, prompting congressional scrutiny and requests for detailed accounting of expenditures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Critia
Congress
Shrubbery and Garden Mess Highlighted in Local Note
A fragmentary item notes shrubbery in a garden area undergoing changes this spring. The text references trimming and layout shifts with unclear specifics about location or people involved.
Meng 30 Miles am Mews The getrich t the largest bid up Senet hare
Unclear fragmentary text mentions a bid and a person named Meng with a walk up. details incomplete and no definite event or entities clearly recognizable.
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Getrich
Saad When & S
Alleged Ser soem Jusree Mea-samee .aghn Ameren user
Fragmentary OCR text shows a protest or legal action mentioning Ameren, a date around a Saturday, and a representative Gum Colorade. It references wire tapping, a law, and a location in London and New York with unclear names and actors.
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Jusree
Aghn
Ameren User
Fedora
Newem
Baturdar
Notebooks Record Shaky Nerves at Ceremony
A fragment from a Ladies' Home Journal passage describes Ines and Gerald at a ceremony. Ines recalls feeling only a little nervous at first, then calmer after Gerald spoke. The text hints at emotional undercurrents among the participants.
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Ines
Gerald
Ladies’ Home Journal
Cure for Blisters Promoted by Cuticura Soap and Ointment
A testimonial from 1912 praises Cuticura Soap and Ointment for curing widespread blisters and facial sores on a sufferer after other remedies failed. The ad, likely from a periodical, includes a Boston address and references to a Cuticura marketing leaflet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuticura
Dept. L. Boston
Adr
Without Doubt Willie Pew Lean and Man Story
Fragmentary OCR reads like a garbled note about Willie Pew and a lean man. Mentions an undertaker, a Cin Enquirer quote about telling a woman she has a beautiful nose, and Viking imagery. Context unclear and names unreliable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willie
Enquirer
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