Major to Join Revelle in Missouri Law Firm?
Jefferson City reports outline a plan where Governor Major may retire from office and form a law partnership with Charles G Revelle insurance commissioner. Possible base in St Louis and Et Louie plans feature, with political restraint and residency shifts under consideration.
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Optimism in Washington over German-U.S. mediation potential
Berlin dispatches say German opinion favors signing assurances to shield American ships and lives from submarine warfare. In Washington a cautious optimism persists that an amicable settlement is possible, with President Wilson eager to mediate if given encouragement and to end the war through peace overtures.
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Delne
Great Britain
Wilden
Brothers as Rival Editors in Prison Seek Parole
Topeka editors Tom and Jerry Brophy from two state papers face parole hearings after serving time for burglary. Tom, penning as Oubea, is in Lansing Penitentiary Herald. Jerry, as Jere, edits the Reformatory Herald. They aim to attend journalism school and finish their training. Webb City reports Mineral Bank closed permanently. depositors await state approval of payments as A J McIntorff presides with C T Bunce as cashier.
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C. T Bunce
Lind gren will estate to Northwestern University and two Methodist societies
The will of John K. Lind gren banker who died April 2 1915 filed leaves half of a 1 060 400 estate to Northwestern University and the rest divided equally between the Methodist General Missionary Society and the Church Extension Society. Marching on Albanian capital. London dispatch says Serbians occupy Tirana and advance toward Durazzo. Villa and Angeles at odds open hostilities in Texas Galveston.
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John K. Lindgren
Northwestern University
Methodist General Missionary Sorciety
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Rome
Exchange Telegraph Company
Tirana
Albania
Crola
Durazzo
Military Service Proposed in New York Convention
Albany reports a proposed constitutional amendment for compulsory military service. The measure would establish a three year term of service and is advanced at the state constitutional convention.
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Albany, N. Y
Perjury case ties to new naval ships and Lusitania affidavit
Federal grand jury in session in New York probes possible conspiracy to defraud the United States over affidavits tied to the Lusitania affair. Gustave Stahl, a German reservist, held on perjury charges after testifying before a crowd juror. Navy expands sea power with two superdreadnoughts, five destroyers, six submarines and support vessels nearing completion, including stateside and Atlantic fleet assignments.
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Roger B. Wood
United States
Gary
Gustave Stahl
Teserviel
State de Meronent
Stati
Jane
Dernburg to Norway Today in New York Dispatch
A fragmentary report notes German colonial secretary Dernburg planning a voyage to the Eggenfjord area of Norway aboard a vessel reserved for him and Mrs Dernburg. The piece also mentions Prince Francis Hotfeldt of Germany and an unrelated Panama case involving Costa Rican-born Fernando Castro, fined $25 and jailed 25 days for an unworked assault on a U S Army sergeant.
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Atte Villi
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Villa and Angeles in Panama border clash reported
Villa and Angeles are named as open enemies in a fretful retreat at Leon. Obreco claims Villa intends to kill Angeles in combat while a pitched clash between forces is anticipated as tensions rise near Panama. Castro, Costa Rican linked, is jailed in US days for unprovoked assault on a US Army service member. Banker's son Douglas H. Thomas Jr. is killed when his car overturns near Holland Park in Baltimore.
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Capital Punishment Bill Defeated in Illinois House
Springfield report states the bill to abolish capital punishment in Minnesota failed in the Illinois House by an 18 to 2 vote amid unclear wording and references to erasure.
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Ill
Werate
Note Goes to England Next on British Commerce
Washington officials have spent more than two months gathering data to base a new note to Britain on interruptions to American commerce by British naval operations. No reply from Great Britain to the last American note on the Order in Council has been received. Some believe a reply may not come while neutrality talks continue, but the note will be sent once completed, regardless of Berlin negotiations. Servians 30 Miles From Sea. Sofia reports Servian troops occupying Kassen in Albania and moving toward the Adriatic along the Scutari River. Their advance guard is more than 30 miles from the sea. The Hague notes Holland seeks funds to build two cruisers and four submarines, requesting 96,000,000 for the program.
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Etate Department
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Painters Reject Arbitration in Chicago Strike
Leaders of 1606 sink ing painters refused to permit a referendum on the new proposal from employers for settlement of the strike that has continued since April 1.
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Parade Halt by Pride on the Grand Marshal’s Steed
A storyteller recounts a parade where the grand marshal on a bay horse halted abruptly as the procession approached. A listener and the crowd debate the reason, suggesting pride caused the horse to stop so its shoes could be shined. The tale blends humor and social observation in a village setting.
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Eupyose
American tourist finds cheap hotel rooms near Paris
An American traveler returning from a tour recounts entering a French town near Paris. At a hotel the keeper shows top floor apartments for five francs a day. After a pleasant stay he plans to explore the town and is advised by a friend to try basement rooms, noting their low cost.
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Littha
Fragmented Local Text Reflects An Odd Classroom Scene
A garbled OCR fragment portrays a chaotic classroom moment with a child and parent dialogue. Details are unclear and many words are corrupted, hindering a precise summary of events or identities.
Fragmented Historic Message Becomes Puzzle in Wall Carving
A garbled inscription on a wall yields clues about a classroom encounter and a cryptic exchange. The dialog fragment mentions Europe, facing north, a statement about power, and a whispered answer that includes a difficult word. The text reads like a faded puzzle from an old page.
Quit Coffee With Postum Ended Health Woes
A former coffee drinker relates a harsh struggle with heart trouble nerves and illness before trying Postum cereal beverage. She credits Postum with easing symptoms, enabling her to quit coffee, regain health and perform housework without medicines. The ad copy cites Postum products and store availability.
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