Mustache Race Delights Chicago University Girls
Chicago Chicago University seniors staged a light hearted mustache race judged by four coeds at a Delta Ppsilon party. Nelson Norgren won Class Apollo for his six patent growers, while Robert Miller earned a razor for best developed mustache. Other prizes went to George Parkinson and Paul Pierce for blond and brunette mustaches, with Warren Leonard taking a booby prize for near fruitless efforts.
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Chicago
University of Chicago
Delta Ppsilon
Norgren
Apollo
Ruth Hough
Suzanne Fisher
Harriet Tuthill
Nelson Norgren
Robert Miller
George Parkinson
Paul Pierce
Warren Leonard
Dr King’s New Life Pills advertised for constipation
An old advertisement claims constipation and headaches can be cured with Dr King’s New Life Pills. It promotes purchasing from local druggists or by mail and lists H. B. Bucklen & Co. as the manufacturer. A marriage license was issued in Mitchell to Clay W Bartee and Mary Peregrine.
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Dr. King
H. B. Bucklen & Co
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Clay W. Bartee
Mary Peregrine
Mitchell
Supreme court ruling tests time to file judicial petitions
The court holds a 20 day circulation period for judicial nominating petitions is valid and filings may occur within 30 days before the election. It confirms that signatures gathered up to this window count for the primary and thumbs up Secretary Glasner and Attorney General Johnson supported a reasonable ruling.
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Pierre
Supreme Court
Secretary of State
Hour Babu
Bayt
Hughes
Sixth Circuit
Glasner
Johnson
Prominent Doctors Oppose Eugenic Marriage Law
Milwaukee physicians oppose Wisconsin eugenic marriage law claiming it cannot be enforced without extensive physical examinations. They say the $300 fee fails to cover clinical and lab tests estimated at 80 to 100 dollars and that thorough testing would take months or even six months. They warn even skilled doctors cannot guarantee an applicant is disease free.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Body found near Tripp in suspected suicide case
A man about 35 with blond hair red mustache and workingman attire was found dead in a plowed field near Tripp by two hunters. A bottle with formaldehyde suggests death by poison taken by himself. Items in his pockets include a husking pin comb tobacco lead pencil and a paper with watches kept. The body may have lain ten days to two weeks. The dead man’s name remains unknown with a note reading Bert on the surrounding paper.
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Tripp
S. I
Bert
182 Rabbits From Stanley County Hunt Stir Local Interest
Pierre S. D. report on Ottumwa area Stanley County hunt where 182 rabbits were bagged and shipped to St. Paul for sale to cover supper costs. Surplus funds to aid a Christmas tree fund for local children.
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Pierre
S. D
Ottumwa
Stanley County
St. Paul
Men charged after shooting near boys near Waubay river
Albert Rees and Hang Christopherson, young men, were held for trial in a state circuit court after they fired shots as close as they dared to small boys trapping along a river, aiming to deter the youths.
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Waubay
Albert Rees
Hang Christopherson
Day County Court Hears Shooting With Intent Charge
In Day County court the defendants face a charge of shooting with intent to inflict great bodily injury. Police allege the pair quarreled with two boys at a stream and then fired sporadically at them over intervals until the youths reached a mile or more away.
Secretary Bryan Seeks 300000 For Embassies In Mexico City And Tokyo
Secretary Bryan asked the House Foreign Affairs Committee to add 150000 for an embassy building in Mexico City and 150000 for one in Tokyo. He argued the United States should buy embassy property now to attract diplomats and that confidence in Mexico’s future warrants government funding.
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Washington, D. C
Bryan
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Mexico
Tokio
Mexico City
United States
Federals May Mount Attack From Ojinaga
Federal troops prepared to strike after urgent war department orders for General Mercado to attack rebels. Rations moved from Presidio as troops entrenched near Chilinahua expect action against Villa forces, with Juarez seen as a key target for reentry and advantage.
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Ojinaga
Mexico
Presidio
War Department
Mexico City
Mercado
Chilinahua
Juarez
Chihuahua
Rentry
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