The Murder Tale of Old Ribtree and James
In a town of fifty thousand a murdered man named Ribtree is killed by James, a longtime foe who plans a swift crime. Detective Aston suspects James but lets him reveal the truth when Bones the bulldog converges, ending in a twist about a dog license.
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Ribtree
James
Ada Luchaussve
Ada Lachaussee
Aston
Grippe
Mrs. Cannon
Ribblefield
Bones
Jones
Jamies
Nemesis
Detective Aston
Mr. James
Mullins
Repressed Emotions and a Dancer’s Subtle Restraint
A character named Mr Grampson describes restraining violent thoughts as a dancer balances on one toe and gazes upward. He claims to snort and pretend to clear his throat to hide inner turmoil from onlookers. The excerpt portrays internal conflict and restrained reactions.
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Mr. Grampson
Five Men to Die at Sing Sing Next Thursday
New York reports five inmates at Sing Sing are scheduled for execution by electric chair next Thursday night. The men named are Robert Raffaelo, Julius Rossenwasser, Luigi Ebanisto, Albert Libero, and Angelo Tamberello for murders tied to robbery and ransom. Governor Miller has not intervened in four cases. Rossenwasser’s clemency is rejected. There are 28 murderers in the death house.
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New York
Sing Sing
Lewis E. Lawes
Robert Raffaelo
Guiseppe Varotta
Julius Rossenwasser
Jacob Mazzaura
Mazzaura
Luigi Ebanisto
Michael Bohl
Albert Libero
Ebanisto
Angelo Tamberello
Louis Balsamo
Nathan L. Miller
Rossenwasser
Permanent drive formed to abolish child labor in U S
Samuel Gompers leads formation of the permanent conference for the abolition of child labor with representatives from national associations. The group will push for a constitutional amendment and draft laws to ban child labor in mines factories and similar occupations. Gompers warned Congress faces a tough fight as reelection priorities distract lawmakers.
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Washington
United States
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Gompers
United States Supreme Court
House Judiciary Committee
Chandler
New York
Supreme Court
Permanent Conference For
Alice's Other Man Complication Sparks Hope and Escape
Alice Carruthers confesses a staged love letter plot to her husband Jim as she plans to run away with her secret admirer Roderick. Jim’s career gain promises happiness, but Alice reveals the imagined romance was a ruse to test love while seeking a fresh start in Southport.
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Alice Carruthers
Jim
Jim Carruthers
Alice
Roderick
Southport
Gleason
Trees as soil moisture indicators from tree leaf behavior
Dr. Sam F. Trelease of Johns Hopkins presented findings to the Botanical Society of America showing coconut, banana, and manilla leaflets fold along midribs in hot dry periods and reopen after rain. He links hinge tissue movement to water absorption and suggests using these trees as soil moisture indicators to guide irrigation near crops where these trees grow.
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Sam F. Trelease
Johns Hopkins University
Botanical Society of America
Cleveland News-Leader
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Tinton
C. A. Price & Son
Wolford Hardware Co
Welch
Cincinnati
Saturday Evening Post
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S. Main
Linton
Burton Battery Station
Mooper
Lothes
Holland Furnaces
Holland
H. P. Donovan
Mer
Polly Wise Beauty
L. L. Drowns
Anna Arthur
Johnson Elk
Osll Citizen
Old Ribtree
Western Newspaper Union
American Federation of la
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Congress
Darling
Indianapolis
Ul AG
Mason Cord Tires
Sherwood Service and Sales CO
N. E
Opera House
Buick
Nia
W. J. Hamilton
Oldsmobile
New Home Furnishing Co
Singer
Vincennes St
Haseman & Delino
Poe & Johnson
Bath
Curtis M. Barr
Lucas
Specialty Co
S. Main St
Homer Wolford
Chicago
Geo. Stewart
la Salle
Third St. N. W
Inquire Palace Cafe
Jasonville
Ind
N. Main St
Johnson Bldg
L. L. Drown
Ste
A. D. Lace
George Dagmaker
St. S. W
West Linton
J. L. Raby
Lawrence Sherer
North Main St
Michigan Avenue
Stip
Singer Sewing Cachine Co
E. Vincennes St
Teophle Vmeke
Seventh St. S. E
New Union Lumber Co
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