Dynamiters Injure Themselves In Los Angeles Home Bomb
Two young Italian dynamiters set fire to the home of J. D. Trapani in Los Angeles and fled amid flames. Police captured the injured pair after they were rolled in the street to extinguish the blaze. Trapani said Black Hand threats have followed him from New Orleans for years.
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Boat Licenses Held Illegal in Wisconsin
Madison, June 17. Attorney General Walter C. Owen states liquor licenses cannot be granted for boats under current Wisconsin law. A district attorney asked if licenses could be issued for boats on lakes. the AG said licenses apply only to stationary buildings and require new legislation for boats.
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Wisconsin
Walter C. Owen
A. J. Oxemila
Lincoln County
Jane Speaks Millie Wille Confirmed as Bachelor
A note from Lippincott's The Difference references Jane Speaks and Millie Wille as confirmed bache lors. The Yale Record entry notes a dialogue on betting and bluffing with Jack praising a good deal.
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Millie Wille
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Yale
Waiting for a Baron and a Title
Clara Scott faces suitors while gossips doubt her engagement to Stephen St Clair. A fake baron arrives seeking a wife of title and fortune, and when he trespasses on Clara, St Clair throws him into a lake. He then asks Clara to marry him, and she confirms she will if he asks.
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Stephen St. Clair
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Germany
Clara Scott
New York
Gotham
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Baron Schmidt
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Penn four-oared crew survives Wisconsin wreck in river collision
Poughkeepsie N Y June 17 The University of Pennsylvania varsity four nearly drowned after colliding with Wisconsin in mid river The Syracuse crew rescued Pennsylvanians and aided Wisconsin rescuers The Penn four will race in a borrowed shell or withdraw from the regatta if no replacement is found
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Wisconsin
Syracuse
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Local social notes and travel updates in Winona region
Recent health update mentions an operation two to three weeks ago with recovery. Miss Mabel Dobbs received a parcel shower hosted by about twenty friends at Mrs Aunt Larson's home. Emmanuel guild to serve lunch at parish house June 18 with Mrs Parish and Miss Essie Lampman hosting. Mrs C J Lee and daughters Charlotte Virginia depart Winnipeg after six weeks visiting. F A Olson and daughters and son attended commencement at Winona normal. Mrs Raymond Shirven and Mrs Swanson travel to Osage, visiting her parents. Miss Martha Swenson returns from Antler Saskatchewan. Henry Kauphusman and A Heiden north of city buy five automobiles from Eggen and Sons.
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H. W. Eldred
J. G. Roberton
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George Ten Broeck
Merriman Park
Donald Webster
Minnesota State University
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Stensing
Chicago
Theresa
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Francis Smith
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Simonds
Lanesboro
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Bowman
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Gynthererland
Bratsberg
Martin Nelson
Woodman Hall
White
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Stevens Avenue
Stanley Kilbourne
Holy Trinity Church of
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Martin Laumb
la Crosse Hospital
Mabel Dobbs
Aunt Larson
Emmanuel Guild
Parish
Essie Lampman
C. J. Lee
Charlotte
Virginia
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Can
F. A. Olson
Karen
Bertram
Winona
Raymond Shirven
In a Brown Study. Many a man buried in thought
A Chicago News note reports a reflection on mental temperament, noting many appear oblivious to the world while absorbed in thoughts. It comments on the quiet, solitary habit of deep contemplation.
Always Moistened
A Cleveland Plain Dealer quote notes a man with a dry cough and suggests the issue cannot originate from his throat. The line highlights a humorous or pointed remark about moisture and health presented in a newspaper voice.
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