Week’s World News Briefs Touch on Crime and Industry
The roundup reports an attack by a wild animal at a retirement home in Adri an and two residents bitten, a Lincoln county school fund of 25 457 49 dollars, a Harvard Idaho debating matchup set for December, and a Spokane area bank robbery with a missing sum. It also notes Airmail routes planned between Biko and Riy Nev and court actions involving several embezzlement and forgery cases, plus labor and political developments across the country.
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Riy
Nev
Washington
Claron Nelson
Woodwird Aviation Field
Salt Lake
Hog Cholera Threat and Prevention Tactics
Hog cholera has caused heavy tolls in past years, with mortality rates varying widely across the United States. Experts cite serum vaccination and strict sanitation as the best defense, urging prompt veterinary action at first signs and orderly segregation of hogs to prevent spread.
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United States
United States Department of Agriculture
Tridlear
Cannla
Pure Drinking Water Contained Misleading Health Claim
The text appears to describe a dubious water remedy involving Bowemealia and bicarbonate with doses per quart, suggesting an unsafe health claim. It references poultrymen and women and offers a purported recipe, but the fragment is garbled and lacks verifiable details.
Prohibition Push Against Bootlegging Spreads North
Prohibition Commissioner Haynes outlines harsher measures to curb bootlegging and moonshining in Chicago and other eastern cities. He cites weak local cooperation, urges hotel closures under the Volstead Act, and notes rising convictions nationwide including South Dakota and Mississippi. Washington and New York receive special attention as enforcement steps widen.
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Chicago
Haynes
New York
Philadelphia
Ian Mr. Haynes
Kjellander
Worris
Madison
Hendryx
Kansas City
van Vatksburgis
United States
Maxson
Ue Hendryx
South Dakota
South Carolina
Mlanisnippi
United Tntoa Court
Preas
Relief Work for Russian Refugees Continues in New Center
Despite disruption, a dedicated group maintains relief activities for Russian refugees in a local center. The effort has carried on for years, facing opposition and calls to end. Volunteers press to preserve aid amid political pressure and shifting policy.
Wanted to Fight Wildcats at Louisville Circus Encounter
A man named Willand M. Knight incited a crowd at a Louisville circus menagerie calling himself an invincible fighter and the gamecock of the grounds. He boasted of nine fights, drank, and insulted the audience until police arrested him for drunkenness and disorderly conduct.
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Willand M. Knight
Louisville
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Witch Snzes
Louisville Jourier-Journal
Open and Above Board Stork Joke Sparks Milkman Theory
A playful exchange claims a milkman delivered a baby, not a stork, with a tongue in cheek note about families and a daily supply. The piece humorously contrasts stork lore with modern delivery imagery. The Anglo-American Congress of Historians questions English history textbooks for prejudice and hints at talk of abolishing territory, set against London humor.
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Stork
Fort Mason
Anglo-American Congress of Historians
London
Prohibition Debates Echo in Boston Transcript
Fragmentary OCR notes discuss home brew and prohibition themes, mentioning Boston Transcript and Nuremberg as notable centers, with vague reflections on self-perception and fortune. Names and concrete events are unclear, but the snippet hints at context around prohibition discourse and world centers.
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