Queen of Alaska Comes to New York With a Dream
Louise Sachen from Kansas City Alaska tale she dazzled New York as the queen of Alaska. Her father Nick Sachen a Kansas City laborer claims her as his daughter while she admits to impostor acts. She planned to turn New York fame into a fortune but now vows to stay the Alaska girl regardless of her father's denial.
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Kansas City
New York
Louise Sachen
Alaska
Nick” Sachen
Louise
Jack” Maloney
Sachen
Jack
Fairbanks
Louise Suchen
Chicago
Kansan
Miss Sachen
Nick Sachen
States
Euyokuk
North
Kuyukuk
Lachen
Juneru
Rankin
Ming Sachen
A Little Child Leads Strife to Happy Truce
Mrs. Diamond Brown, suing for separation and custody, is reconciled with her wealthy husband in a New York court after their six year old daughter Dudley clasps hands and arranges a family smile. The child urges, I want to be with both of you, and the couple agrees.
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Sachen
New York
Diamond Brown
Dudley
Mr. Brown
Prison Is Home To Him In Colorado Burglary Case
Jaco Medina a 56 year old half breed Pueblo Indian told justice court in Alamosa he wants to return to the penitentiary as his home. He said he has served 27 years across six terms and was bound over to the March district court. He spoke good English and appeared indifferent to his fate.
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Alamosa
Colo
Jaco Medina
Justice Court
Medina
Be Fearless Minds Climb Toward Crowns
A compact, period tone aphorism urging bold ambition and resilience, echoing Shakespearean style. No persons, places, or dates tied to a news item. Summary reads as a standalone inspirational quote-like note.
Pigg Seeks Name Change In City Court
Portland resident Gre James Averal Pigg asks the county court to change his name claiming the long name causes constant annoyance and humiliation to him and his wife. He says remarks about his cognomen have created nervous strain he cannot bear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Gre
James Averal Pigg
Man Injured as Shotgun Discharges in Wisconsin
Bernard Archer of McKittrick suffers a skull wound after his shotgun discharged as a rabbit crossed the road near his clay bird shoot. He saw brain movement yet remained conscious and walked into town afterward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKittrick
Wis
Bernard Archer
Archer
Local option compared to Mississippi levee system
J P Nowell of Portland compares local option to levee practice in the Mississippi. He notes early settlers built levees around plantations, proving profitable, then broader districts formed. As levees grew, maintenance costs rose and many abandoned local systems for large districts to share protection.
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J. P. Nowell
Portland
Ore
Mississippi
New America Requires Closing Every Saloon
Ex Governor Patterson of Tennessee calls for a national reform to forge a new national mind and patriotism, insisting the liquor problem must be solved by wiping out all saloons. He argues parties fail, urging Americans to unite and eliminate the saloon to prevent internal crisis and secure the future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Stars and Stripes
United States
Patterson
Tennessee
Smashing of ancient idols in old wine remedies discussed
A long historical note traces alcohols changing status from medicine to depressant. It recalls its 75 to 50 year use to treat fever mood appetite digestion and infection, then explains small doses briefly aid digestion while overall effect balances to nothing and large doses are harmful.
Politicians Shift Away From Prohibition Ties
In a Union Signal reflection, political figures once openly allied with breweries or distilleries now avoid such ties. The piece notes a public shift toward intolerance of liquor connections, driven by a more vigilant electorate. It emphasizes a moral debate even among those with weaker views on prohibition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brewery Combine
Distillery Trust
Union
Peoria Faces Deficit and High Taxes Amid Court Backlog
In Peoria Illinois the treasury shows a deficit while tax rates rise and the police court docket grows with many arrests. The city prison buzzes with activity and bank clearings fall, contrasting with dry Rockford in the same state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peoria
Ill
Dry Rockford
Citizen Questions Liquor Traffic Vote Ethics
A reader wonders how an informed citizen can vote to sustain liquor traffic while confronting a childlike honesty in the face of such policy. The remark probes political choices and moral integrity in local governance.
Meat Economy Quip As Dry Vote Looms
A packing plant manager in a dry-state region said that every dollar not spent on liquor is one more dollar that may be spent for meat, highlighting the possible shift in consumer spending as the November election nears.
More Shoes opens in Seattle locations formerly saloons
A new Seattle footwear firm named More Shoes opened multiple stores in former saloon sites under the motto Less books means more shoes. The move signals a shift toward affordable footwear with a focus on accessible retail space in historic districts.
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More Shoes
Seattle
Billy Evans Solves Baseball Problems With Umpire Forfeit
A player dashed past a baserunner who had not yet retired and was called out for an automatic retirement. The inning ended with two outs as the other runner was finally tagged for the third out. A crowd on the field forced the umpire to forfeit to the visitors amid a field-clearing tussle.
Longest Amateur Driver Debate In Golf Circles
The amateur long driving question remains unsettled after a Philadelphia championship where Jesse Guilford and Bob Gardner were praised, yet Clarke Crokran allegedly hit yards farther with different ball flights. The debate continues amid mixed reports and varying measurements.
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United States
Philadelphia
Jesse Guilford
Massachusetts
Bob Gardner
Chicago
Gardner
Ponte
Guilford
Clarke Crokran
Dalthnore
Draft Rules for Yachting Lipton Cup Revisions
Boston Corinthian yacht club drafts new Lipton Cup rules to require boats to start in all but two races, abolish weather-skimming, and count non starters in the final two races. A 24 hour notice to the committee is needed to skip, with no change of mind allowed after notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willam
Carleton
Corinthiann Neht Club
Boston
London
Polo Field to Be Built by Meadow Brook Owner
G Maurice Heckscher of the Meadow Brook colony Westbury will construct a regulation polo field on a 66 acre tract he recently bought. In the county there are 14 polo fields with most expected ready for spring play. Meadow Brook has four fields, Rockaway Hunt two, John S Phipps two, plus estates of Robert Bacon and Willard D Straight one each.
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G. Maurice Heckscher
Meadow Brook Colony
Westbury
S. 1
Meadow Brook Club
Rockaway Hunt Club
John 8. Phippa
Robert Bacon
Willard D. Straight
Umpire Calls Safe Missed Play In Sea Tacoma Bout
Fred McMullin, young White Sox hopeful, slid for home in a Tacoma Seattle game. He argued he hadn’t touched the plate, the umpire and catcher disputed, Cadman chased him with the ball, McMullin dodged along the bench, then sprinted to the plate and touched it to score.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred McMullin
White Sox
Tacoma
Seattle
McMullin
Fred
Calman
Cadman
MecMullin
Cadillac
Danes and Swedes Eye Mixed Soccer Baseball Tour
Secretary Tom Cahill of the Soccer association foresees a combined team of soccer and baseball players traveling abroad for the summer. They hope to play both games but face uncertainty about baseball opponents unless American players can be recruited in Sweden and Denmark. Many baseball exponents will be unavailable during the summer.
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Halle
Tom Cahill
The
Soccer Association
Sweden
Denmark
Gibson to Coach Pitchers for Giants Next Season
George Gibson will coach the Giants pitchers for the coming season. He will travel with the first squad to Marlin Springs, Texas, for training camp, reclaiming a role once held by Wilbert Robinson. McGraw plans to take many pitchers, old and young, to Marlin Springs in March. Included names: Teasrent, Sellew, Benton, Schupp, Anderson, Middleton, Smith, Pie Way, and Ritter.
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George Gibson
Pittsburgh
Giants
Marlin Springs
Texas
Wilbert Robinson
McGraw
Teasrent
Sellew
Benton
Schupp
Anderson
Middleton
Smith
Pie Way
Ritter
Balanced Ration For Cows From Milk Output Guide
A dairy feeding rule based on individual cow production guides the balanced ration. It recommends full roughage intake unless the cow becomes overfat, and grain in proportion to milk yield or butterfat, with adjustments as production changes.
Treat Calves Twice Yearly
Calves should be vaccinated for blackleg twice a year as a regular chore. The susceptible period spans from three months to two and a half years. Most vaccine is reliable. failures stem from not following directions. Colorado Agricultural College distributes government blackleg vaccine free to farmers, but orders require a vaccinating outfit, not just a pellet injector or syringe.
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G. H. Glover
Colorado Agricultural College
Fort Collins
Thegricultural College
Colorado
Higher quality of butter promises farm cash gains
N B Olson of Kansas State Agricultural College argues farmers can produce butter of higher quality than creameries. Clean milk is essential, with no putrefactive bacteria, to avoid odors and prevent putrefaction. proper cream handling after churning is also crucial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. B. Olson
Kansas Sate Agricultural College
Mr. Olson
Purebred bull favored in herd improvement debate
The article argues that using a purebred sire drives herd gains by culling scrub stock and advancing specialization. It notes the bull comprises over half the herd influence and emphasizes feed efficiency, mate selection, and rapid genetic alignment, linking specialization to profitability and competitive success.
Cream Separation Practice Steps
When separating cream, set it in cold water and stir until the water becomes clear and all animal heat is removed. The instruction emphasizes cooling to remove heat, ensuring the cream stays separate and usable.
Is Each Cow In The Herd A Profit Ronker
A quirky inquiry asks not for herd average output but whether every cow in the dairy herd qualifies as a profit ronker. The wording suggests a focus on individual animal profitability rather than overall herd performance, prompting considerations of costs, yields, and margin per cow.
Intelligence Is Needed in Dairy Work
A dairy farm report argues that intelligence is essential for efficient operations, noting cows alone do not ensure success without smart management. It highlights decision making, record keeping, and careful feeding as key factors in productivity and profitability.
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Miss Lachen
Dewire
Russia
France
Tatiana
Carpathians
Indiana
Pigg
National Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Alcohol and Medicine
Billy*evans
Wheeler Syndicate, Inc
Long Island
Tacoma- Seattle
Gibson
Pirates
Ayrshire
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