Militon Edwards surfaces in Denver amid Bartholin case aftermath
Denver reports Milton R. Edwards once roomed with Mrs Bartholin’s circle in Chicago and now claims he left Chicago after suspecting Bartholin and Wan. He details warnings and fear for his life, says he would return to Chicago if police need him. Bartholins’ whereabouts remain a focus as investigators press for leads.
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Denver
Milton R. Edwards
and Bartholin
Chicago
Toa City
Bartholin
Mingie Mitchell
Associated Press
Robert Mitchell
Minnie Mitchel
Wan
Kastholin
Ionad
Omaha _Dapor
Hartholia
Ull
Ibrome
Ibavs
World stock exhibit plan for St Louis 1924 fair lifelike
Senator W A Barris in Europe as special commissioner outlines an international livestock show concept for the St Louis exposition. He aims to secure displays from the United States Canada and foreign breeders, visiting England Scotland Wales France Switzerland Holland and Russia to arrange exhibits of diverse breeds. He expects vast international attendance and urges editors of European stock publications to support the project. The piece also notes Frisco Knights of Pythias grand carnival opening with large anticipated turnout.
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United States
St. Lopia
W. A. Barris
Kasgsar
Europe
Fsa
St. Louis Exposition
Canada
England
Arec
Aberdeen
Scotland
Wales
France
Guo
Switzerland
Holland
Russia
Borla
Orloff
Conor Orlof
Catherine
Sand Tingham
Windsor
Royal Agriculture Stow
St. Louis
Mexico
Central American
South America
Not Under Arrest and International Dispatch Conflicts
Intelligence reports from the State Department state Dr. Russell Wilson is safe in Bocas Del Toro and his mother will travel to the United States soon. A separate note says Nicaragua has not reported Wilave under arrest there. A Web City, Missouri report details Marshal Len Rich killed and two others shot during a disturbance at a local house. Joe Gideon died after a confrontation, and Jim Gideon surrendered. Cincinnati hosts the 48th annual penal conference with 365 delegates as the Ladies Auxiliary attends. A sympathy rally for striking United Miners Waeckers is noted.
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Chicago
Natuto
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Missouri
Nebraska
Ohio
Indiana
South Dakota
CHOWN
Frisch
Ntace Department
Washington
Angex
State Department
Sananl Gottschalk
Blorfisids
Russell Wilson
Bocas Dal Taro
United States
Nicaragua
Wilave
Conse Gottschalk
Wilecon
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Len Rich
Joe Gideon
Jim Gideon
Town destroyed and refugees in great need after Haitian revolt
Petit Goave was reported completely destroyed with about 4900 homeless residents. French cruiser brought aid and retrieved 200 women and fifteen wounded. Authorities barred Firminian escape to prevent renewed fighting. Debates about who set the fire and rebel actions continued as U.S. notes discussed Haitian government influence and blockades.
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Port Au Prince
Hayii
Associated Press
Petit Goave
Simmonds
d'Ansas
Petit Gonve
Port Ag Prince
Lawrence Daily Postings of Social and Travel Notes
Van F Boor of Kaoear City spent today in Lawrence joining Prof and Mrs Miller who returned from Glenwood Springs. Several residents planned trips to Colorado Milwaukee Topeka and Chicago with visits acknowledged and travel dates noted. Fire in Poland Pooria area destroyed multiple buildings and stock in an apparent arson attempt.
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van F. Boor
Kaoear City
Lawrence
Prof
E Miller
Glenwood Springs
Colorado
W. C. Spangler
Hall
Topeka
BE. P. Chadbourne
Milwaukes
George W. Chadbourne
C. L. Short
Chanute
G. C. Bailey
B. A. Simmons
Pueblo
Elizabeth Crow
Versailles
Missouri
Charles C. Drew
R. L. Fluke
Kansas City
Genevieve Sterling
Chicago
Art Institute
Col
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Board of Regents
University of Kansas
Storling
Colorado Springs
E. L. House
W.[. Cale
George March
Cincinnati
Ratan Attemps
Pooria Ul
Pooria
Naumillar
Clarke
Haraca C Ciarne
Sons
Americans Will Land As German Threat Looms
Minister Bowen at Caracas says Germany plans a maral force to defend Porto Cabello. after talks, orders to land force from the Topeka at Porto Cabello if attacked. The Popeck ship has sailed for Porto Cabello amid tense prospects. A chaotic news column lists disasters and crimes from Madison New Jersey to Texas with grim summaries.
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Topeka
Washington
Bowen
Caracas
Porto Oxbello
sMciala
Navy
Nichola
la Guaire
Porto Cabello
Popeks
Ves
The Yanadis Of India In Madras Presidency Land
A Mud governmenut report describes the Yanadi tribe in the Abe Yimnadie district of Madras presidency. It notes forest living, near savagery, lack of monuments, animist religion, primitive hunting and cooking methods, rawish flesh eaten after slight heating, cobra catching skills, snake venom resistance belief, and a unique fire making method by friction using two stocks and simple tinder.
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Madras Presidency
Indian and Buffalo Hunt Impression by a Retired Officer
A former Northwest police veteran recalls a Missouri Gottalo run forty years past describing a wild hunt where buffalo thundered like an earthquake and a hunter chased an Indian jinn. He recalls horse and rider tumbling, the buffalo charging, and the scene ending with the quarry fleeing beyond the horizon. He notes a rare trait of persistent vindictiveness in the hunt.
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Frills of Fashion Describe Summer Wardrobe Trends
The New York Post notes lace and mull fabrics dominating gowns and summer wraps, with emerald green hat trims and accessories widely seen. Plain muslins gain favor over figured textiles, collars and fichus feature lace or embroidery, and sailor shapes with shawl points remain popular.
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Gibson
New York Post
Pacing stock and racehorse sales surface in Windsor listing
A jumble of racing names and transactions includes Yarold A pacing at 2-7 in Windsor, Laconda prediction 2:05, Satin Slipper set to appear, Lady Ophis tied to Klamath 2:07, McKinney purchase by Alfred Solano, Katie Stone to France after 2:20 work, and Apuye matinee driving purchase for Syracuse, plus a fatal break of Arlortu at Toledo farm.
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Yarold A
Windsor
Canada
Laconda
Neva Sinjuons
Tom Price
Cincianati
Sesson
Ophis
Bob
Klamath
Fon
McKinney
Alfred Solano
Los Angeles
Cal
Katie Stone
Greystone
France
Iwile
Sultan
Virginia Mald
Nutwith
Sam [Urdy
Frank Darrin
Charles Welland
Apuye
Axtell
Nutwood
A. J. Foe
Syracuse
Antonio
White Canning
Ketchum Farm
Toledo
Croscens
Fragments of lore and travel mingle in a scattered essay
The text surveys berries and climates across continents, noting Occurrences of strawberries in various regions, descriptions of plants, and a digression on Lord Brougham and mulled port. It touches trade in attars from India Kashmir rose and a tale of a shipboard romance, then moves to tutelary trees and Nordic ash reverence.
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Avian
Hoaes
Attars
India
Nurkes
Kashmir
Jehan Teee
Inter
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Pen, Chisel and Brush Exhibition Hosted by Washington Artists
The Washington Artists executive committee chairperson outlines a study at The National Caytah Mrs Amoli FL fait, the revolber who was bat at UT reetrery. Miss Anne Diwplis of New Enghind ach Ob appears to Router J. and has spent ost er ee bite in Europe. She is still syn ae dee tien Abenel she Tease publicti eise ee od well kiwi "oe ridtrau- Washington. The de i FE prone, while mate, deed soldier ly a Serve feminine igure sounds over bin half draped with he. Are yen is a lot to pick out the man's eyes.
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L. Meese
Washington
Eaytah
Amoli
Revolber
UT Reetrery
Ehire
Suerhtgentia
Anne Diwplis
Router
Europe
Crowned Courts and Royals Dress Codes Across Nations
A survey of royal etiquette notes King Edward's strict court manners, Victoria's bitterness after Albert's death, and Japan's empress receiving Paris fashions while keeping public appearances in native attire. It cites Prince Albert of Germany and daily wardrobe rituals with perfume, detailing over a thousand neckties per year.
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Edward
Victoria
Japan
Paris
Prin Ibert
Germany
Moses
State Lines Nebraka faces banking and trolley woes
A scrambled report notes confusion over security tactics, trolley coverage, and broad financial activity across Nebraska. It mentions miles of lines, bank counts by state, and references to New York executive changes, with leaders in Ohio and New York cited in a disjointed summary.
Town Topics and a Strain of Old City Ways
A fragment notes suspicion that New York's aldermen persist in former practices amid political tension. It mentions aggressive actions in San Jose and a mayor who refuses to quit after a successor is elected, with police intervention described in sharp, nongraphic terms. The piece cites a Minneapolis Times quote on enforcement and public order.
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New York
Philadelphia
San Jose
Cal
Minneapolis
Political quips on resignations reform and dark horses
Quotes from New York Press Beattie Post-Intelligencer and Philadelphia Record highlight views on political resignations reforms and the emergence of dark horse candidates in a wry tone. The remarks underscore skepticism toward official change and surprise candidates shaping elections.
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New York
City Officials and Trustees List for Local Cemetery Board
A partial roster of city officials and ward representatives including the President of the Council City Clerk Street Commissioner Treasurer Paul K Brooks Superintendent Fire W P Betulach Superintendent Cemeteries G H Gurrecc Huxton Cemetery Meh wr ladodt Soxton M A Cemetery Lost Librarian Mra Nella G Beatty Wolgheran Engraver Holland Wheeler YOUTHFULMEN list of ward delegates names across First through Sixth Wards with names Nurture Grig Bennett Newmark Ellis Gridin Guriter Krum Lindley West Garrett detailing local governance and cemetery oversight roles.
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C. Spangler
Fmmyorias
Cacur
Camuttssioner
Paul K. Brooks
W.P. Betulach
G. H. Gurrecc
Huxton UW
Soxton M. A
Mra Nella G
Beatty Wolgheran Cee Bty
Sunt Iy
Englaver
Holland Wheeler
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