Eddy Leads In Checkers Tournament At Roy Spices Place
John Eddy Jr dominates the current round of a ten game series at Roy Spices with eight wins and two draws. Eddy’s performance pushes him to 10 wins and 2 draws in 12 games, 22 points, as crowd cheers. Other standings show B Wright 7-4-3 17 points, Goodman 5-5-2 12, Cole 1-1-0 2, and remaining players with limited games and no points.
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Roy Spice
John Eddy, Jr
Doc” Cole
Eddy
Cole
B. Wright
Goodman
Bennett
Gillum
J. Wright
Armstrong
Payne
Newcom
Landis
Bondelzwarts Rebellion Crushed in Southwest Africa
London reports the Bondelzwarts uprising in the southwest protectorate of Africa has been crushed. Two policemen were killed and two wounded during suppression. Rebels suffered heavy losses with hundreds captured awaiting further action as authorities pursue remaining leaders.
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London
Bondelzwarts
Protectorate of Africa
Reuter
Windhoek
Hottentot
Family in dire destitution urged for aid near coal mine
The Daily Citizen reports a family of five near the Joe Fennell coal mine lacking necessities. The unemployed husband, sick wife and aged woman, with two small children, need help. Charitable readers may contact the Daily Citizen office for details.
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Daily Citizen
Joe Fennell
Elite Society Meeting at Mrs Suttle home
The Elite Society gathered yesterday afternoon with Mrs. John Suttle in West Linton. After a social gathering, refreshments were served.
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John Suttle
West Linton
Apollo Belvedere statue traced to Vatican placement
The Apollo Belvedere, likely carved around 279 B C, was found in 1508 and acquired by Julius II for the Vatican. Its sculptor remains unknown and experts believe the marble copy derives from a bronze original.
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Julius II
Vatican
Shakespearean Plays Given Fresh Life, Critic Says
A New York critic argues Shakespeare’s works remain timely despite aging reputations. He notes the critic’s remark that the plays are antiquated overlooks their enduring relevance and ongoing reinterpretations.
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New York
Boston Transcript
Rate cut accepted for western railroads in Chicago meet
Telegraphic reports from New York say western railroad presidents met in Chicago and accepted the 10 percent average freight rate cut proposed by the Interstate Commerce Commission. Southern roads followed suit the same day, eastern roads had already voted yes. The unanimous decision means the reduction takes effect July 1 without a commission order.
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New York
Western Railroad
Chicago
Interstate Commerce Commission
Southern Roads
Hoover fixes prices for spot coal sales
Washington June 1 Secretary Hoover announced maximum fair prices for spot coal in five districts after agreements with producing-field committees. Alabama district set at 2.20 to 2.60 per ton, other fields at 3.50 per ton with cost variations noted.
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Washington
Hoover
Alabama
Harlan and Hazard
Kentucky
Appalachian
Tennessee
Pocahontas, New River
Tug River
Gulf
West Virginia
Mr. Hoover
Petroleum powers life with daily needs and water
A historical remark asserts that nearly every daily need can be supplied through petroleum products, with even water potentially pumped by a gasoline engine, illustrating the broad reach of oil in everyday life.
Political Split Prompts Paradox in American Parties
A provocative remark from the Washington Post notes that across U.S. history no partisan has remained in the same party, highlighting a persistent cross alignment dynamic in American politics. It reflects on party switches and ideological shifts shaping political landscapes.
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Washington Post
Word of Warning to Tennessee School Official
A letter warns a Tennessee school official against hiring Miss for teaching, claiming she cannot spell katt. The brief note signals concerns about spelling and competence in recruitment.
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Tennessee
Marcus Aurelius Quote Inspires Perseverance
Baily Thought reminds readers not to fear difficult tasks. It urges belief that what is proper and possible for humans can be attained with effort and resolve.
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Baily
Marcus Aurelius
Makes Up for Loss Comfort in Calamities and Wisdom
A moral reflection notes that losing something may yield wisdom and become a gain. It cites L'Intrust? and frames adversity as a teacher granting insight, consolation, and eventual benefit amid affliction. The passage emphasizes resilience and the value of learned experience.
Evening Things Up in the Brass Band
A whimsical note on balance in life and music compares the piccolo to the bass drum. It suggests the drum is heavier to carry than the flute, hinting at unequal burdens despite equal performance.
A Safe Wager on an Unlikely Circus Parade
A humorous note asserts there is nothing certain but death and taxes, yet the author jokes that a plesiosaur leading a circus parade remains an unlikely event. The tone blends wit with a cautionary view of risk and improbability.
Lachrymal Story Fragment in Boston Tran Script
A fragment from a Boston Tran script notes a tearful line describing her throat and eye teeth with terse archival commentary attributed to T. M. C. The readable portion hints at a dramatic or poetic excerpt without full context.
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Lachrymal
Boston Transcript
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J. W. Wolford & Sons
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