He Will Not Have to Take the Dust From Anybody
Levelland sports page reviews a trotting great and the possibility of a record in perch days. It references Aldem King of trotters, McKinney, Hosmer, and other prominent names in American harness racing, noting shifts in careers and the era’s end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Levelland
Seamer
Park
Lee le Gow
Ceveland
Petriog
America
Iletheas
Migeeet
Cotenemelehla
Vienne
Petrie Bane
Alors
Iren
Ani
Seventeen and Already Wives in a Damaged Tale of Fraud
A fragmented 19th century style confession from Mrs Harperdanen alias Mra. MMerpet reveals she married three men for money, forged checks, and seeks to justify her actions. She describes each marriage as a plan to exploit young farmers and urges women to avoid talkative behavior to avoid losing a home.
Chicago's Daintiest Kidnaper of Gas Chariots
Chicago police captured a teenage girl known as the citys daintiest kidnaper of gas chariots. Mise Tucker, nearly fifteen, admitted borrowing eight cars during the summer, often fleeing when the gas ran out. She sat calmly at Hyde Park station as her father hurried to the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Daintiest
Helen Tucker
Mise Tucker
Kenwood Avenue
Sixty-third Street
F. A. Mashburn
W. T. Walsh
East Pitty-third Street
Mike Tucker
Mr. Mashturn
Flo
Hyde Park
George H. Tucker
East View Park
Wilhem Burke
Hyde Park High School
Is This Kentuckian the Oldest Man in the World
Uncle John Shell of Greasy Creek Seave county Kentucky celebrated his birthday claiming one hundred eighteen or possibly one hundred thirty years. National Geographic was asked to verify if he is the oldest person alive. He enjoys three meals a day, venison and honey, and participates in weekend shooting matches. He has four wives and eleven children, with great-great-grandchildren, and says he lives next to nature and stays active in the mountains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ergeant
John Shell
Greasy Creek
Seave County
National Geographic Society
Washington
Mr. Shell
Kentucky
Johnnie
Zohn
Grenay Creek
Jobo Shell
John
Fife
Aged ZNNA Sees War Wasted Vienna Slums
Berawey Limo Lletess from Malnw tritien and Seigem Smile attends an international conference and visits Vienna hospitals and kitchens to witness disease, malnutrition, and mortality among the elderly and children. She reports appalling conditions, severe emaciation, and widespread poverty. American Red Cross workers provide limited aid and meals, while mothers struggle to feed hungry children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berawey
Limo Lletess
Malnw
Tritien
Seigem
Smile
Amercan Red Cross le Helping
Lowden
Ethel Williams
New
Roetle Dortot
Reoretty Hae
England
Kavich
Austria
Vienna
Manchester Guardian
Famine in Men to Fight Fires in Forest Service Plans
A Spokane Washington foresters report widespread famine among workers aiding timber rescue. Firefighters battle blazes caused by lightning burning forty five square miles of timber. crews mobilize at Peck River area and deploy equipment and supplies to stem spread. Local canine population questioned as dog owners stock remedies for mange.
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Spokane
Wiegeet Bedeetiries
Bates Ferntry
Leeler
Sqadene
Kerage
Fred
Bing
Tactics of Quail Bandits Evading Federales
The piece compares Villa's fighters to quail, noting brown clothing blends with desert dust and a habit of scattering when danger nears. Villista bands, led by Angeles Lope, Diag, and Garcia, form long columns then disperse into canyons under federal threat, using deception and camouflage to survive artillery, machine guns, and cavalry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joares
Mex
Francisco Villa
Villa
Dinger
Reb
el Bande
Wten Villas
Angeles Lope
Diag
Garcia
Castro
Federale
Villas
Anthracite Production Up in Philadelphia July
Philadelphia reports a rise in anthracite shipments for July, with month and year details. The coal year starting April 1 shows total shipments of 2,608,505 tons for the first eight months, indicating stronger output than the prior period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Betong
Shiganet
Fragmented Middle Age Life Poem Snippet From Urbana
Readable fragments hint at a poetic study of life and aging in Urbana. The lines invoke personal names and an image of guarding or contemplating destiny amid everyday scenes. Irregular phrasing suggests OCR errors but preserves a reflective mood.
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Mama
Ron Deetowt
Harperdanen
Raey
Sireadty
Yon Enver
Peekoot-Herpet-Lanen
Mra. Mmerpet
Znna
Forte
Despetr
Gaffer
Btarvetion
Citiren
Eregg
NEW Commerce Chief
Peck River
Asheville
Dege
Pershing
Marksman
General Pershing
Great Ole
le Mane Pronce
Urbana
Tome Salhi
Pat Peewee Eatonic
Praeger Trestqeet
Mets
Mrs. Lodig Bhester
Margaret Preekiet
Rees
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