Texas Dry Farming Congress Hears Sabinas Dates
Reports from El Paso note six hundred federals killed at Sausillo in Southern Chihuahua. Milwaukee records four drownings and twelve heat prostrations on the 15th. Parsons sees Mrs Pollard and Samuel Parks sentenced for horse stealing to seven years each. An international shift as Rev Dr Charles Frederick Aked renounces loyalty to King George and becomes a US citizen. Anita Baldwin McClaughry seeks divorce from Hull McClaughry in Los Angeles Supreme Court. American yacht Columbia freed after Japanese seizure. President Wilson nominates new U S ministers and officials including Gonzales Jefferson Hale and Van Diver.
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Sausillo
el Paso
Tex
Chihuahua
Los Angeles
Municipal Industrial Investigation Committee
Milwaukee
Parsons
Kan
Mario Pollard
Samuel Parks
Charles Frederick Aked
King George of England
San Francisco
United States
Anita Baldwin McClaughry
Lucky” Baldwin
Supreme Court
Hull McClaughry
Oakland
Cal
Fresno
Trinidad
Colo
Pueblo
Chicago
Springfield
General Assembly
Columbia
Magahama
Wilson
Cuba
William E. Gonzales
South Carolina
Nicaragua
Benjamin L. Jefferson
Colorado
Costa Rica
Edward J. Hale
North Carolina
St. Louis
William D. van Diver
Internal Revenue
Oregon
Milton A. Miller
Douglas
Wyo
Wade H. Fowler
Otto R. Meyers
Dickinson
N. D
Harry L. Gandy
Rapid City
S. D
Ford Named Public Printer and Other Briefs
President nominates Cornelius J. Ford of New Jersey for public printer. A nameless lobbyist was expelled from the Senate document room. Secretary Bryan to have lunch at noon as part of official duties. Chief Peterson of Oakland links immorality to immodest dress. Colorado coal lands withdrawn from entry affecting 2 000 000 acres. C E Sebastian of Los Angeles argues woman suffrage reduces crime at police chiefs convention.
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Cornelius J. Ford
New Jersey
Senate
Bryan
Peterson
Oakland
Cal
Lane
Colorado
C. E. Sebastian
Los Angeles
International Association of Police Chiefs
Global events mix tragedy and diplomacy in tense reports
The bulletin notes Saturday and Sunday Bulgaria earthquakes with many deaths. It reports Spain's King seeking Count Alvaro de Romanones to remain as premier and form a new cabinet. Arrests tied to the Mahmoud Scheffker Pasha assassination are mentioned, along with other international incidents and figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bulgaria
Alfonso
Spain
Alvaro de Romanones
Mahmoud Scheffker Pasha
Eugene Maggi
Switzerland
Zurich
New York Defeats Detroit 4 to 2 In Exciting Game
New York downed Detroit 4 to 2 at New York in a tightly contested matchup. Miss Mary Browne of Los Angeles won the Woman's National lawn tennis title for the second time in Philadelphia. Twelve hydroaeroplanes entered the Great Lakes flying boat contest starting in Chicago. Jimmy Clabby beat Eddie McGoorty in Butte after twelve rounds. A Kentucky filly named uowell carried J. T. Weaver colors to win the Latonia Derby in Latonia Kentucky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Detroit
Mary Browne
Los Angeles
Cal
Philadelphia
Grant Park
Chicago
Jimmy Clabby
Hammond
Ind
Eddie McGoorty
Oshkosh
Wis
Butte
Mont
Kentucky
Ohio
Uowell
J. T. Weaver
Latonia
Wise canines and teething syrup in odd ad snippets
A dated collage of aphorisms and ads mentions a dog saying wisdom, teething syrup for children by Mrs. Winelow, a claim about 70 percent of gold in coins, a wash day tip with Red Cross Bag Blue, and a remark on mint material versus trusts making money from anything.
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Red Cross
The Gems of Literature in This Library
A librarian notes that the library houses many fine works, with most volumes described as uncut gems awaiting discovery by readers.
Wigley Draws Friendly Praise From Passersby
In a lighthearted exchange a character notes Wigley is well liked and described as a modest, personable man. The dialogue suggests his appeal comes from being relatable to ordinary people.
Must Be Reckless Says Two Men in Quotations
Two men discuss romance and risk, arguing that a man must be reckless with women. One proclaims a kiss should be seized without question, even if hygiene is uncertain, reflecting a bold but blunt gender view.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wade
An Object of Attention
A brief scene unfolds with a man in an alpaca coat asking about summer plans and another person promising a quiet stay home to view postcards. The exchange hints at domestic expectations and reflective leisure with a subtle contrast between travel and solitary pastime.
Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Promoted By Two Women
Two women from Chippewa Falls and Providence credit Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with relieving organic displacement backache and fatigue. They report improved health after taking the remedy and encourage others to use it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia E.pinkham
Chippewa Falls
Wis
Lydia E. Pinkham
Ep. Feerron
High St
Wisconsin
Providence, R. I
Abril Lawson
Lippitt St
Providence, R.L
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Union News Service
Western
Sabinas
Washington
Cecil G. Rawling
Dutch New Guinea
Rudolph Spreckles
Paris
Foreign Office
London
England
Emily Wilding Davison
Andrew Carnegie
Berlin
Kaiser Wilhelm II
Herren Gathein
Waldstein
Reichstag
Oswald Heinrich
Alma
SPORT
Fon
Pet
Denver
St. Joseph
Lincoln Ee
Omaha Eeee
Puget Sound Region
America
Puget Sound
Seattle
Hewitt-Lea-Funck CO
Wash
Mint
Trust
Rara Avis
Wigley
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