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Mansfield Mirror

Location

Mansfield, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Apr 24, 1913

Page

2

Mayor Bedight in North Woods Trap Romance Tale

A flirtatious plot enmeshes Mayor Bedight as he trails a Forest encounter with Margaret Farnsworth. A warning note, a trap by Miss Jackie Vining, and a sheriff’s hold provoke a jailbreak cliffhanger. The story follows jealousy, love, and clever schemes in a northern inn setting.

Jackie Vining Bedight Squirrel Inn Walter Bedight North Woods Miss Farnsworth Margaret Farnsworth Lakeville Worthy Somone Mr. Bedight Miss Vining Walter Bodight

Fillbuster Craze Ends With Odd Uprising Plan

George vowed to spark a revolt in a Central American state, then rushed from the house. He toppled two mirrors, leapt over a bar, and knocked the proprietor with a Louis XIV table leg. A waiter then flipped him onto an ash cart, shocking onlookers.

George Cleveland

National Audubon Urges Tariff to End Aigrette Slaughter

National Audubon Societies press their case before the Ways and Means Committee seeking a prohibitive tariff on aigrette feathers. Farmers, sportsmen and women's clubs nationwide back the effort to ban the plumes to protect bird life and agricultural prosperity. Representatives cite Florida rookeries, economic and ecological arguments, and international support as they prepare for a congressional hearing.

New York National Association of Audubon Societies Ways and Means Committee of Congress Louisiana Missouri New Jersey Oregon California Florida Prepa Congress Senator Root United States Audubon Organization

Roman Bones Found At Chester Infirmary Site

Bronze coins of Emperors Antonius Pius and Commodus unearthed at the Chester Infirmary extension site confirm Roman grave types on what was once a Twentieth Legion burial ground. Excavations reveal plastered tumulus tombs, tile-marked floors, V-shaped sandstone graves, and shallow clay trenches indicating formal Roman interments rather than plague era burials.

London Chester Robert Newstead Antonius Pius Commodus Styx

Thief in House: Doctor Captures Intruder in Sleep

Dr B Ernst Munns in St Paul woke to a burglar in his home. He retrieved a revolver from under his pillow, restrained the intruder with a half Nelson, and alerted police. The man, intoxicated, claimed he wandered into the wrong house.

St. Paul

Store Plan Draws Threats For Housewives League

Kansas City leaders of the Housewives league suspend operations after anonymous threats target a music store hosting their headquarters. The group plans a $2,000 fundraiser to open a cooperative produce store, aiming to prove current produce handling is costly. The president emphasizes the league is not anti merchants and will resume once a new location is found.

Kansas City Housewives League of Housewives’ League Willard Q. Church League

Vintage of 1912 Wine Crop Dominates France Algeria

The 1912 vintage in France and Algeria bests 1911 in quantity and quality with 59,239,035 hectoliters produced in France and 6,671,181 in Algeria. Combined stock from 1911 and 1912 reaches 67,070,644 hectoliters, led by Herault at 14,064,907 and Aude at 5,205,662.

Paris France Algeria Calvados Cotes du Nord Finistere Manche Nord Orne Pas de Calais Seine

Uncle Sam Opposes Tips in New York Visit

Captain Matthew B. Hanna US Army veteran turned businessman recounts tipping during a German visit in 1911. Treasury ruling states Hanna must cover the tipping expense, arguing government norms disallow tipping reimbursements for official duties.

New York Matthew B. Hanna Hanna Wattern United States Treasury Department

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Byron Willia'z Mabel Arney Eaen Sherif Bors Wicht Vining Jackie Ver Jackie Molly McConnell Audubon Societies National Association Ways and Congressional Committee T. Gilbert Pearson National Sociation of Audubon Societies Broadway Fitzgerald, Ga B. M. Viquesney Americus Frank C. Hibbard Chicago Abraham Lincoln Jefferson Davis Grant Lee Twentieth Legion Eng Antonius, Plus Charon Sam Germany
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