Island Job 1g Sought by Two
An aging governor general for the Philippines faces a dual role handling official duties and hosting visiting dignitaries from around the world. Edward S. Clark profiles the complex tasks tied to the position, noting the need for healthful routines and the ties to Manila’s hot Benguet road and the mountain province.
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Manila
bNitg
Freitin
China
Musaila
Benguet
Gener Ut
LW. V. Kennon
Kennon
Berry
Camp Grant
Vanity Among Animals Observed In Malay Insect Study
A Lenahon Zoological Society researcher notes curious Malay insects show vanity as the tentermdy leaps suddenly. The scientist details that feline tribes sharpen long claws on tree bark not for play but to display power. The airlees projection on the head is linked to the male’s agility and pride.
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Lenahon Zoological Society
Ome
Ito
Deen
Tariff bill passes as protectionists cheer policy return
The House approves a tariff bill by 280 to 141 amid heated debate. Democrats unite for revision while Republicans split. supporters laud the protectionist shift as the Senate considers amendments. Garret defends the measure, while open hearings are anticipated but likely brief.
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Garavit
Parison
Merks
Sony
Senate
Man Charged in Denver Robbery Ring Tied to New York Scare
Detectives say Gerald Clair of Denver masterminded two high profile store robberies in New York with an accomplice. A gun was used during the hold ups as suspects claimed to have shared loot totaling around 140 dollars.
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New York
Mars
Gerald Clair
Denver
Chir
Clute
Fire destroys sugar factory in Texas report misspelled
Fire of undetermined origin destroyed the Morbihan sugar facility in Texas. An official note mentions heavy losses and uncertainty about the cause, with estimates and figures obscured by garbled OCR text.
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Texas
Morbihan
SNH
Mpert
Texas Mob Battle Ends With Fatal Wounding In Northfield
In Childress County Texas a masked extremist group attacked the home of Henry Avans. De Burden a member of the mob was fatally wounded when the assailants struck. Adams did not respond, and Borden died within hours after the exchange.
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Texas
Childress
Northfield
Lhere
de Burden
Henry Avans
Adams
Tie Home
Borden
Socialist Barred From England Arrival and Ban Lifted
London Morris Hillquit, leader of the American Socialist party, arrived at Dover from France but was refused landing by an immigration officer acting on home affairs guidance. The Daily Herald reports the officer later allowed him to remain in Dover briefly before the orders were cancelled.
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England
London
Morris Hillquit
Socialist Party
Dover
France
Home Affairs
Deily Herald
Course Hinges on Two Points in Negotiations
Negotiations hinge on two key phases, with both sides focusing on those critical points to determine the course of talks. The outcome rests on progress in these two areas as discussions continue.
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Rish
Irish talks hinge on de Valera consent and partition
The future course of Irish negotiations hinges on whether Eamon de Valera will attend talks and consent to a solution to the partition issue. Sinn Fein leaders in London push for a definite development while Dublin awaits the Dail Eireann's response to any government proposal.
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Clos
London
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Trish
Sirdamien Craig
Eamon de Velera
Teele
Mr. de Valera
Linyd George
Litem
de Vitter
Lis
de Valera
Dublin
Mhal
Hie Cob Haig
Dall Eireann
Michwel Coi
Sinn Fehiers
George
She Valera
Ower
Wister
U S Admits Half a Man in Unclear Cable Transcript
A garbled report from Washington references Secretary Davis and a mayor, mentioning admission into the United States and a discussion of percentages. The fragmentary text cites statistics, Liberia, and a commissioner general, but key facts remain obscured.
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U. S
Washington
Davis
Mayer
United States
Liberia
Servicw
Chavis
Mayer Te
Five U S Ships Seized Over Contract Violation
U S authorities seize five large ships including the George Washington and President Grant from the United States Mail Steamship Company amid alleged contract violations. The action targets former German liners now under U S control, with the seizure affecting vessels named America and Aga.
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New York
United States
United States Mail Steam Iy Company
Wemsels
Restored Colorado lands and inflammatory speeches in Falls City
In the absence of its president Warren Spurgin may lead Cone Helll and Commercial National Bank board discussions though no action is taken against Spurgin. A statement from M T McEniry notes over 200000 acres returned to entry. In Falls two men, George Korski and Wittiane Bosiner, were held for criminal syndicalism for fiery remarks on Senes island, linked to the Industrial Workers of the World membership card shows.
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Rnassenit
Columbia
Congress
Washington
United States
Philanthrople
Woren
Tis
Alee
Warren
Spurgin
Cone Helll and Commercial National Tank
Spurgit
Falls
Wittiane Bosiner
George Korski
Senes Island
Waggoner
Bosinger
Industrial Workers of the World
Boy May See Sunday Baseball in Newark Court Ruling
A New Jersey court upholds a father’s right to take his four year old son to Sunday baseball games despite the mother's objection. Vice Chancellor Kinckes dismissed Mrs Grace Lines of Morristown’s request to prohibit John A Lines from Sunday visits, noting the boy’s custody under a court order permits Sunday outings.
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Newark
XN. J
Kinckes
Grace Lines
Morristown
John A. Lines
Lines
Indicted Governor Small and State Officials in Embezzlement Case
Warrants issued against Governor Sterling, Lieutenant Governor, and Vernon Curtis after grand jury indictments charging embezzlement and conspiracy tied to deposits of state funds in the Grant Park Bank. Separate counts allege embezzlement of 344,000 and 700,900 against Small and Sterling, with Curtis named in related charges. The case centers on alleged misuses of state funds and loans tied to the bank, reflecting a long dormant bust in Hunt since 1908.
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Soma
Calon
Springfield
Sterling
Vernon Curtis
Grant Park
Sam Sterling
Henson Siti
Ingely
Alonzo Curtis
Ris
Stull Verteux
Nour & Co
Swill & Co
Chicago
Hhewnit
Sinwil
Vernon Curtin
Staten
Sue Sour
Lilinais
Geind
Postoffice Robbed of 170 Orders in Colorado Springs
An unidentified nun stole 170 money orders valued up to 100 dollars each from a Colorado Springs post office window and fled. Post office officials warn bankers to verify identities of customers cashing money orders and report any presented numbers to authorities. The robbery coincides with several violent clashes abroad and a separate income tax dispute involving United States Steel Corporation.
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Colorado Springs
Cole
Steel Corporation
New York
United States
Ebert H. Gary
Corporation
Mr. Gary
Half Million Shortage Found at Chicago Bank
Depositors probe tangled financial state of Chicago institution after report of a half million shortage.
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Financial State OF Chicago Institution
Bankers search as Michigan Avenue Trust president sought
A five member depositor committee moves to arrest and indict Warren C. Spurgin, president of the Michigan Avenue Trust, amid forged mortgages and $860,000 in hypothecated bonds. Spurgin allegedly forged notes to cover personal spending, withdrew $25,000, and raised $150,000 in stock. His wife is reportedly with him as a nation wide hunt continues. The village of Bubl lacks officers after five officials were sentenced for contempt.
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Warren C. Spurgue
Alse Wg
Tink Argin
Bs Ve
CA. Butel
Obi
Vuarin
Spurkin
Haris
Te Wis
Thy Jaresiddent
Te Hawekese Oil Company
Yung Wits
Spurgin
Michigan Avenue
Strau
Anmn
Bubl
New Russian Revolt Stopped in Helsinki Area
In Helsingfors Finland the Moscow Provest reports a broad counter revolutionary network uncovered in Odessa. It allegedly planned an uprising for next week. About one hundred officers and several hundred soldiers were arrested.
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Helsingfors
Finland
Moscow
Odessa
Humana
Mystery Sail Vessel Linked to New Jersey Pirate Ship
Federal officials say they have partially solved the sea mystery involving the pirate ship sighted off the New Jersey coast and Montauk Point. The seizure of the auxiliary sword fishing slow Jennie T. of Northport New York, and the confiscation of liquor valued at over 8000, led to the arrest of eight men in New Haven Connecticut.
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New Haven
Conn
Jennie T
Northport
N.Y
New Jersey
Montauk Point
Wheat Yield Estimate Reaches 122 Million Bushels
Topeka Kan threshing returns show the Kansas winter wheat crop at 122000000 bushels per the monthly crop report by J C Mohler secretary of the State Board of Agriculture The probable yield is 11 9 bushels in the harvested area versus June’s 114 bushels The year’s sled is about 18000000 bushels under the 1820 prediction.
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas
J. C. Mohler
State Board of Agriculture
Beyond His Comprehension
A domestic relations court case involves a wife accusing her husband of cutting out department store advertisements from the family newspaper before she could read them. The exchange reflects humor about the husband’s perceived selfishness and the wife’s frustration. The Birmingham Age-Herald narrative notes the oddity of how he obtained the paper in question.
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Moore
Prederick Moore
Associated Press
Soni Thie
Dapat
Sauny
Moore Aris
Yortas Paeks
Dane
Hiluels
Mrs. Hoek
Hite
Robertiauy
Oba
United States
Preston
Tony
Birmingham Age-Herald
Cuticura Ointment Soap and Talcum Sold at 25c
Advertises Cuticura Ointment for pimples redness and itching with a routine of bathing in hot water then drying and applying Cuticura Talcum for fragrance. The trio is priced at 25 cents each.
Had Feeling for Daddy Was Molly’s Visit Ends Early
Maxine visited a friend and was told by her mother to return home at four. When the hour arrived she prepared to leave but was urged to stay a little longer. She refused saying a father would cry if she was gone when he came home from work.
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Maxine
Molly
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