Paris Despair Deepens as Flood Submerges City
Paris endures worsening floods with the Seine rising and sewers bursting. Water floods the Quai d Orsay and Saint Germain district eight feet deep, closing St Lazare, Place de l Opera subway, and driving relief efforts by police, soldiers, and Red Cross.
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Paris
Quai d'Orsay
Orleans
Saint Germein
St. Lazare Station
Place de ‘Y Opera
New York Equitable Society
Red Cross
Colge
Lower
Champas Elysees
Seine
Paria
Ginastera
Bik
Ely
Porte de Vincennes
Porte Maillot
Long Missing Man Returns to Family in Hazleton
James Albertine, missing eight years from Hazleton, returns and tells his wife he now owns a Utica hotel and will relocate his family there. He explains he left to earn independence and repay his wife and children for hardship. One son was a boot black. another is at Glen Mills reformatory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazleton
James Albertine
Utica
N.Y
Glen Mills Reformatory
Favors Opening Coal Lands for Entry Across Western States
The House Committee on Public Lands reported favorably the Mondell bill admitting surface coal lands to entry. It covers about 30 million acres across Wyoming Colorado Utah New Mexico North Dakota Oregon Washington and Idaho. The bill allows actual settlers to entry under theHomestead Act and Desert Land Act with withdrawals under the Reclamation Act, patenting land while reserving coal rights and prospecting privileges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House
Washington
House Committee On Public Lands
United States
Wyoming
Colorado
Utah
New Mexico
North Dakota
Oregon
Idaho
Court martial acquitted in Mesaya related case
In Managua on January 29 General Medina and Prosecuting Attorney Salomon Selva were cleared by a Mesaya court of responsibility for the illegal conviction and execution of Grace and Cannon. The judges cited original telegrams signed by President Zelaya in their justification.
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Grace and
Cannon
Managua
Mesaya
Madina
Salomon Selva
Americane
Medina
Zelaya
Christy Custody Battle Ended Favoring Father
In Zanesville Ohio on January 29 Judge H C Smith ruled in the Christy case awarding custody of Natalie to Howard Chandler Christy, the artist, over Mrs. Howard Chandler Christy after contested coronation proceedings.
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Christy
Zanesville
Probat
H. C. Smith
Howard Chandler Christy
Hateas Corona
Natalie
Suffolk parents jailed for beating daughter to death
Suffolk, Va. Jan 29. In Namemond circuit court parents were limited to jail for beating their child Mary three years old to death. William Pugh received six months and $50 fine. Vente Pugh was also sentenced but later unavailable details show the court favored harsher punishment for the father.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suffolk
Namemond Circuit Cour
William
Vente Pugh
Mary
Swope family deaths linked to poison plot
Kansas City report says Colonel Thomas H. Swope and his nephew died from strychnine poisoning. A telegram to attorney John G. Paxton cited poison in their stomachs and suggested a calculated plot to exterminate the Swope family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Verg
Thomas H. Swope
Charman Swope
John G. Paxton
Swope
Chicago
Walter Haines
Ludwig Kekteen
Colonel Swope
Swone
Nauyas City
Thia Baci
Remarkable Multilevel Eggs Reported in New Hampshire and Pennsylvania
In Meredith New Hampshire M C Brown reports eggs with four yolks inside a soft outer shell and a nested triple egg structure while in York Pennsylvania Jesse Miller records a Leghorn hen laying an eight inch long egg two inches thick with a hard white shell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meredith, N. H
M. C. Brown
Clover Ridge Farm
York
Jesse Miller
Rossville
Tafts Flying Trip to New Jersey in February
President Taft plans a rapid February tour of New Jersey visiting Trenton for the Society of the Cincinnati banquet, Newark for a board of trade event, and a possible stop in New York to see his brother Henry. He declined a Harrisburg celebration due to the Trenton engagement.
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Trenton
Newark
New York
Washington
Taft
New Jersey
Society of the Cincinnati
Board of Trade
Henry Taft
Harrisburg
Naval Prisoner Shot in Escape Attempt at Yard
One naval prisoner was shot and killed and another probably fatally wounded by a guard at the Portsmouth Navy Yard while attempting to escape in a boat. A third man with them was recaptured and wounded. The dead man was Raymond F. Spering of Indianapolis, a 24 year old marine private serving a two year sentence.
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Portsmouth
N. H
Navy Yard
Raymond F. Spering
Indianapolis
Ind
Degwanns Ancheeta to Become Muskogee Native-Language Weekly
An Indian newspaper to be published in Muskogee Oklahoma with first issue likely February 15. Chiefs of the Five Civilized Tribes and other influential Indians support the project. Editor is Augustus W. Ivey of Stillwell, a Cherokee. The weekly will print every department in an Indian language.
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Degwanns Ancheeta
Muskogee
Okla
Muskoge
Augustus W. Ivey
Stillwell
Degwanns Abceeta
Fight Ends Draw In One Round Between Nation and Maloy
In Mutte Montana a crowd watched Carrie Nation and Mrs May Maloy fight one round at a dance hall. Spectators halted the bout after Nation struck May Maloy on the jaw. Nation denounced a painting and May Maloy retorted, tearing Nation's bonnet and hair as the crowd surged.
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Pristress
Montana
Mutte
Mont
Carrie Netham
Waendes
Hatchet Welder
Mre
May Maloy
May
Mra. Nation
Missing Link Between Salamander and Meh Found in Brazil
Jobe Haseman aboard a Pittsburg led expedition reports discovery of a transitional life form at the junction of Rio Negro and Amagon rivers near Manda Brazil. The specimen shows rudimentary limbs and fishlike movement bridging salamander and other species. Also notes on Fort Fisher park bill and two Scranton deaths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Droomington
Ind
Jobe Haseman
Scuth America
Camegts Nvth
Pittsburg
Karl Elgemann
Indiana Universlty Zoological Department
Rio Negro
Amagon
Manda
Brasil
Exya
Canadian Wheat Crop Totaled 100 Million Bushels
The 1923 Canadian wheat crop reached 100,744,000 bushels valued at 241.39 million dollars, reported by Conell Lang at Sharbrooke Quebec. General Til Nam F. Draper former American ambassador to Italy died at his Washington home after a prolonged illness at age sixty eight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Draper
Washington
Til Nam F. Draper
Italy
Rexall Mucu-Tone Promises Free Trial for Catarrh Relief
A 1900s style advertisement touts Rexall Mucu-Tone as a cure for catarrh in women, claiming internal and general health benefits. It promises a money back guarantee if no benefit and lists prices of 30 cents and $1.00. The note promotes obtaining Rexall Remedies exclusively at The Rexall Store on North Market Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Rexall
A. Willinravon
North Market Street
Why Eggs Are High in Price and What Affects It
A long discussion argues that egg prices rise due to demand surpassing supply, weather and storage effects, and labor shifts from farming. It notes high wholesale prices for fresh eggs, rising poultry costs, and calls for more farmers to boost production.
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Ueal
Min
Hou
M. Rector
Rector Anit
Europe
Millsand
Sand dust linked to tuberculosis outbreaks in Hancock
The Hancock and Berkeley Springs region reports several tuberculosis cases linked to exposure to pulverized white sand from a weed mill. The sand enters lungs causing consumption symptoms, with carloads sent to refineries and present in breakfast coffee and white lead factories, prompting concern over factory work being fatal to workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hancock
Berkeley Springs
Ihe
Hancock Ir
Marriages Detected in Local Notices and Illness Update
Arthur D. Lippy and Tacio J. Plain wed on Thursday January 27 at 6 80 oclock by Elder Jeuse R K Klein near Jotneville. Albert R. Miller of Cheneville Washington county and Minnie Idella Kline of Jefferson were married in Jefferson by Rev Arthur Null. Mrs James Poole of Water street is ill with pneumonia. Raymond Eyler of West South vered confined to home by illness. Agvartion in The News.
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Lappy
Plain
Arthur D. Lippy
Tacio J. Plain
Thireday
Jeuse RK. Klein
Jotneville
Miller—Kline
Albert R. Miller
Cheneville
Washington County
Minnie Idella Kline
Jefferson
Arthur
James Poole
Water Street
Raymond Eyler
West South Vered
Aie New
Dr Wiley Tests Freshness Of Eggs In House Kitchen
Dr Harvey Wiley former chief chemist of the Department of Agriculture demonstrated a simple freshness test for eggs before the House District Committee investigating high food prices. He showed that eggs bought as fresh in Center Market often prove aged via a 10 percent saline solution test and candling reveals air spaces and shell spots indicating age. He noted that old eggs may sink or float differently and warned that cold storage preserves freshness only if eggs are truly fresh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey W. Wiley
Department of Agriculture
Oraer
Egge
Bureau of Chemiatry
Wiley
Dr. Wiley
Bloodine Liver Pills Offer Local Guaranty Remedy
Frederick's popular druggist J. A. Williamson advertises Bloodine Liver Pills with a personal money back guarantee. The pill claims to cure indigestion gas and stomach pain, coated tongue, bad breath, constipation and dyspepsia, promising quick relief and permanent liver cures. Customers may try a 25¢ box and receive a refund if unsatisfied.
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Frederick
J. A. Williamson
J. A. Willthinson
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Cumberland
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Jon W. Clary
Deveriss & Urner
Insurance
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N. Market1
Fredirtek
Patrick Street
James E. Doll
South Market Street
Citizens’ National Bank
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Central Dwe. CO
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