Proposed Amendments to the Constitution of Missouri
A lengthy notice outlines two constitutional amendments for Missouri voters. One seeks to empower state action on land and financial arrangements, including a state land mark and tax provisions, while the other proposes prohibiting intoxicating liquor except for sacred purposes and revising penalties. The document assigns submission to the November election and details process, authority, and enforcement.
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Wissouri
Syemat Jaw
Coe
Cornellos
Missouri
Miseourt
Bette
Misaonet
Nevreither
Erie
Miscoarh
Jeffersin
Seal
Mexican Revolt Made in U S A Manchur? Signal From N Y
Report on a Mexico incident alleging Americans sought intervention in Mexico and exaggerated Villa gains in Chihuahua City. U S secret service and justice officials investigate pro intervention plots, deny Villa involvement, and question signals guiding the raid and press manipulation.
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New
Wilson
Americone
Mexico
State Department
Department of Justice
Chibus Hearts
le Belleverd
New York City
Washington
Unclear fragments on history funds and daily life
Fragments discuss a future history of the great war for students and teaching youth about conflict. They mention feather substitute manufacturers, leather alternatives, and price stability efforts. The text references a monument to an inventor and a can opener, plus a claim about sour milk and longevity.
Wife and Home Burned in Mountain View Murder Case
Mountain View New Hampshire. Frat student formerly of Heston Mass arrested in connection with the murder of his wife and the setting of their former residence on fire. The house burned after being dedicated to chores at Lake Quapee. Mrs Small’s body was found with a rope around the deck and believed strangled and burned. Small previously sued for divorce and $1,000 against A H Soden, then president of the Boston National League club, with a later settlement of $15,000 and a judge commenting on his motive to profit from his wife’s misdeeds.
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Mountain View
N. H
A H. Soden
Boston National League Baseball Club
Small
Mob lynches two of three accused in deputy sheriff murder
In Nowam Oklahoma a mob of citizens lynched two of three noiroce charged with killing a deputy sheriff who confronted the mob to stop a delivery. A minister tried to halt the mob and delayed the act briefly before the execution.
Cry Pa Seeks Teacher for Tiny Public School
A small public school near Cry Pa, the world’s smallest, with desk space for twelve pupils, seeks a teacher. This year only two pupils, both girls, will attend.
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Cry, Pa
Fixmer Robbed After Boxing Bout Exit
Chicago report states Charles Fixmer left a blow game with $250 lead when two armed men halted him and stole the money as he departed. The incident occurred after the match, with no injuries reported.
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Chicago
Charles Fixmer
First Football Fatality In Waycross Wisconsin
Palmer Boeworth a 14 year old from Tampa Florida died here from injuries suffered in a football game. His skull was fractured during the play.
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Waycross
Wis
Palmer Boeworth
Tampa
Fig
Prohibition Nominee Hanly Arrival Sparks Beer Pouring
Hutchinson city officials and temperance leaders plan to pour beer as a feature of the reception for J. Frank Hanly, the Prohibition party nominee for the presidency, marking a notable protest in the welcoming events.
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Hutchinson
Kan
J. Frank Hanly
Hanly
Courting Across Gea New Haven Widow to Marry Abroad
New York Mre A LaTorre, widow of New Haven, just completed her twentieth round trip to visit her fiance, an Italian cavalry lieutenant. They plan to marry on the next trip.
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New York
Mre
A. LaTorre
New Haven
Italien Cavalry
IAPS DISCLAIM STATEMENT FOUR ISSUES SET FORTH
Head of Stec Trust outlines fear of Japan after the European war and immigration policy battles. A Japanese embassy official disavows comments by Tokichi Tanaki and Haron Sakalan, while U.S. voters face a clash over policy and wartime economic stability. Prosperity and peace themes frame the piece as it discusses elections and policy directions.
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IAPS
Washington, D
Japan
United States
Tokichi Tanaki
Sation
Tataka
Haron Sakalan
Misseter
New York
Foreign Office
Chicago Chief Seeks US Japan Trade Ties Amid Politics
United States Steel chairman Gary arrived en route east from Japan China and the Philippines. He declined to discuss politics, urging that he never meddle in national elections while commenting on Japan friendly ties and the competitive landscape in the industry.
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Chicago
Japan
United States
Wip
Aecoording
FR Oh Gar
United States Steel Corporation
China
Philippines
Gary
Prisoners to Resume Study in Swiss Plan
In Berne Dr Arthur Kioffitman announced that preparations allow interns and youths from 16 to 18 held as prisoners of war in belligerent states to attend the Swiss diver sien. He noted inquiries into whether other neutrals including the United States could assist and widen cooperation.
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Berne
Switzerland
Arthur Kioffitman
United States
Tir Hoffman
London Electa Lord Mayor
London Sir William Henry Dunn was elected lord mayor of London. The new lord mayor will be the third Roman Catholic lord mayor of London in recent years.
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London
William Henry Dunn
Meyer
Deutsche Asiatic Bank Branches Closed in Japan
German Banka in Japan closed Yokohama and Kobe branches placed under guard by Japanese soldiers in a war measure. San Francisco reports the action as a wartime measure affecting international banking and U S connections.
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German Banka
Japan
Cal
Deutsche Asiatic Bank
Yokohama
Kobe
Chicago Couple Indicted in Mann Act Case
Indictments returned by a grand jury accuse Emil Paurat and his wife of violating the Mann Act by sending more than twenty girls from Chicago to Terre Haute. The charges allege transport for immoral purposes and describe the alleged scheme and individuals involved.
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Chicago
Terre Haute
Emil Paurat
Transfer Interned Ships Leave Norfolk Yard for Philadelphia
Two interned German cruisers Kronprinz Wilhelm and Prinz Friedrich left Norfolk naval shipyard for Philadelphia to be laid up for the remainder of the war. A squadron of American battleships escorted the cruisers along the coast to prevent escape and guard against Allied interference. Kronprinz Wilhelm was towed while Prinz Friedrich sailed under her own steam.
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Norfolk
Cruseere
Norfolk Navy Yard
Friedrich
Philadelphia
Virginia Capea
Wilhelm
Detroit Trolley Struck by Engine Fatal Crash
A switch engine pulling two freight cars struck a crowded Detroit street car on Forest Avenue and Dequindre Street. Fourteen dead and more than 25 injured as passengers, many returning from the theater, were crushed and panicked. Ambulances filled city hospitals. at least one child among the dead and several unidentified bodies reported. The train was said to travel about 26 miles per hour.
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Detroit
Mich
Forest Avenue
Dequiter Street
Pereont
Fretatt Co
Scribing Cree
Three Dead Seated in Chairs in Lancaster Mystery
A neighbor recalls the misers Alice and Agnes Bopelters aged 69 and 49 who entered a room with Mary Biget and Vielher 28. All three died quickly as one wore glasses and was belching, suggesting a sudden death. No signs of struggle or riot reported. The community seeks to solve the mystery of the deaths.
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Lancaster
Alice
Agnes Bopelters
Mary Biget Foe
Vielher
Efert
Belching & Newspaper
Automobile Presented To County Official At Rosemond Event
In Poca New Jersey the fifth annual convention of the Christian County Sunday Seben Association elected HF Hiart of Moby county as provident. County fellow workers honored him with an $1,000 automobile during the event in Rosemond.
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Poca
Hiart
Moby County
Christian County Sunday Seben Association
Rosemond
Soldier Kills Wife Then Ends Own Life in Alva
Reports say Corporal George Mighbes of the United States Army shot and killed his young wife on a street in Alva and then took his own life. Investigating officers described the scene as a domestic tragedy with unknown motives.
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Alva
George Mighbes
States Army
Indians claimed to be recovering race says U S official
Cato Sells, United States commissioner of Indian affairs, announced on returning from western reservations that 356,000 Indians in 24 states live on 66,000,000 acres of land with wealth around 600,000,000 dollars. Death rites declined and births rising.
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Chicago
Cato Sells
United States
Springfield Revenue Agent Roles Expanded
Mr James J Drake Ford, an internal revenue agent for the Springfield district, has received word of a broader designation. Ale a nmert is noted as internal revenue agent for the entire state of Texas.
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Springfield
James J Drakeford
United States
Internal Revenue
Jonos
Fae
Alea Nmert
Texas
Emperor Sidfi Jeasco Deposed in Abyssinia
In Addis Ababa the Emperor Sidfi Jeasco, grandson of Menelik and 22 years old, has been deposed. Londes-E reports he succeeded in 1912 before his removal from power.
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Abyssinia
Londes —E
Sidfi Jeasco
Addis Ababa
J4di Jewesu
Menelik
Chauffeur Arthur Carter Charged After Argenta Crash
In Argenta a peer’s chauffeur named Arthur Carter struck four girls, killing one. He was secretly removed from Little Rock amid fears of violence following the deadly crash.
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Little Rock
Ark
Arthur Carter
Argenta
Tampa Cigar Makers Strike For Higher Wages
Tampa cigar workers in five factories walked out over pay cuts and piecework rates, demanding increases from 1 to 7 dollars per thousand for mold made cigars. The stoppage affects multiple plants in Tampa, Florida, as talks continue.
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Tampa
Fla
British Time Set Back This October First
New York reports the time in Great Britain will be put back one hour beginning October 1 under British daylight saving adjustments. GMT will align with previous standard time from May 1, restoring pre daylight saving timing.
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New York
Great Britain
Danish Parliament Votes Plebiscite on West Indies Sale
The houses of the Danish parliament passed a bill calling for a plebiscite on selling the Danish West Indies to the United States. The vote sets the stage for a future popular decision on the territorial transfer.
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Copenhagen
Vhoth
Danish West Indies
United States
Benster Clarke Dead in Arkansas Home
James P Charte, aged 62, of Little Rock Arkansas, died at his home from apoplexy, authorities said. Charte, an Ark Senster, was found unresponsive in his residence last night. Funeral arrangements are pending with local services.
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Benster Clarke
Little Hock Ark
Senster
James P Charte
Fort Smith Bank President Guilty of Falsification
T W MM. foeone, president of the American National Bank which failed here with a short fee reported to have been more than $200,000, wee found guilty in an indictment charging falsification.
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Fort Smith, Ark —T
W MM. Foeone
American National Bank
Wee
Japanese Distrust in Trade Tactics Faces U S Scrutiny
Reports from official sources in Washington describe widespread mistrust of Japanese trade methods amid wartime conditions. The material notes suspicion of deceptive commercial practices and stresses impact on U S economic and diplomatic relations.
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Washington
Gently Warned About Hiring a Teacher in Bosses Row
An unclear exchange notes a plan to hire a regular teacher to handle a matter. The dialogue references a manager or partner and mentions that a positive approach is preferred while avoiding distressing a person. The fragmentary text suggests internal office tensions.
Woman's Crowning Glory Ad Promotes Hair Dressing
An odd artifact promotes LaCreole Vals Dressing for hair styling with a price of $1.00. The text blends odd phrases about titles, military ranks, and treaty mentions, reflecting garbled historical OCR.
Groves Tastes Tasteless Lead in Malaria Drive
Senator Berehem describes attempts to drive out malaria and improve systems using a questionable formula. The dialogue references a chemist’s approach, patent remedies, and public skepticism about effectiveness and timing.
Language from fragmentary ad copy sentence
Fragmentary OCR text showing an advertisement style claim about cleansing hair with La Creole Hair Dressing and a vague price reference of $1, lacks clear names or places, and presents as garbled marketing jargon.
Telegraphic system shows telephone link on lines
A damaged telegraph article notes experiments where a pivot valve and electrical circuits connect to telephone lines. It mentions more distant signals and a potential for verification of submarine or terrestrial lines, with emphasis on long range telephony and novel coupling to telegraph circuits.
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