Parole plea delays decision on Frederick case
The Missouri prison board heard appeals for clemency for Frederick, with backers arguing he was not fully responsible due to earlier mental strain and a possible operation. Details of the case were presented by Kortjohn and Heimens as the board prepared to review whether parole might be recommended in a few days.
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Art Frederick
Henry Kortjosa, Jr
Morimer Levy
Festus Wade
Frank Helmens
Hemme Mene Reacotae Company
At Loule Heal Retate
Prederich
Maever
Prederict
Ada
Hey
George Hiehter
Frederich
Painter
Heimens
Frederict
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McAllister
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Lavpayere
Tae Commission
Missouri
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Stete
Miate Board of Agriculture
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Warhle- Inaton
Missouri Defense Council
St. Louis
Hackmann
Industrial School
Chilicothe
Reformatory
Boonville
Schoo Fer Negro Oila
Tipton
Jeanette MrConachie
Jefferson City
Wald
J Norman
Minsouri Reformatory
Chillicothe
State Treasury
Audi
State Prison Board
Phyeres
Estate University
Draf
A. Ross Hill
Fort Riley
Hill
Liquor Debate and Prohibition Era Arguments
Public debate on compensation in liquor policy features Dir Clarence True Wilson and opponents arguing about piracy taxes andeconomic disruption. References to prohibition effects in West Virginia, medical opposition to alcohol, and implied shifts in revenue and morality accompany a broader discussion of liquor monopolies and societal impact.
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Clarence True Wilson
United States
High Seas
Tor Wilson
West Virginia
Wilson
Virginia
Colon
New Occasion in Port of Seattle Christens Ship with Seattle Beverage
A Seattle christening of a cannery tender for Alaska fisheries featured a lavish ceremony with a triple core rhap and silken homage in red white and blue. The event, praised by the liquor press, included a sparkling beverage and a flawless routine as reporters noted the ship’s safe traditional christening under the Seattle drink trade influence. The piece also cites an opposing editorial claiming misrepresentation in the truth.
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Tiree Bonte
Alaska
Seattle
Keach
Mabel
Rotary group omits Milwaukee beer links in ads
Milwaukee advertising by the Rotary club stresses the city as a manufacturing center but excludes beer as a product. The group cites 25 national firms and asserts none are related to the beer business, denying any connection to brewing in its official portrayal.
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Milwaukee
Rotary Club
22 Million Reasons for Prohibition War On Alcohol
A banner declares Uncle Sam has 22,000,000 trained soldiers to fight the nation toward nationwide prohibition. The message emphasizes a large force behind the push and frames the cause as a vast, organized effort.
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Uncle Sam
Ruined Cathedral Amid War Weights on City Future
In a war torn scene a ruined cathedral stands as a shell of its former self awaiting a decisive blast. The remaining populace is around two thousand with most others displaced or underground as municipal authorities plan survival strategies below ground.
Star nearest the solar system disputed distance claims
The article discusses a star nicknamed Barnard's star and its claimed proximity to the solar system. Observations and parallax measurements from different sources suggest distances ranging from about four and a half light years to roughly twenty six light years, with rates as low as one arc second per parallax.
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Solar System
F Gonnessiat
Ln Prince
Cheap and Nourishing Dieh in Early Prairie Sod Homes
A fragmented 19th century excerpt discusses inexpensive nutrition and subsistence in prairie areas. It notes diets relying on porridge and milk, the role of sugar and fat for warmth and muscle, and contrasts well provisioned homes with poorer settlers. The text references a journey to western regions and mentions Marlon Recor as the source.
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Wistern
Colorado
San
Goa
Marlon Recor
Whale Oil Production Across Norway in Early 20th Century
The article provides scattered figures on Norway's whale oil output, noting totals in 1078 and 1913 with partial figures and percentages for production growth. It references bar rels and units like babeets and Smirhels, alongside varying yearly production changes and press estimates.
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Norway
New Apple Named by Luther Tiurbank for Salad Use
The Providence Journal reports Luther Tiurbank has invented a novel apple described as a triple combination with an alligator pear influence. The fruit is pinkish with heat resistant skin and may be adopted for salads, while ongoing experiments by Mr Bee hook suggest potential future varieties like kaiquat or cost.
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Luther Tiurbank
Bee Hook
Providence Journal
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Veurn
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Ite
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Gheorge Marsh Company
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State Hospital For the Insane
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American Medical Essociation
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Chiengs
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Cwapell of Health and Public Instruction
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