First American Woman Admitted to Bardies Belle A Mansfield Dies
Belle A Mansfield 65 widely known educator and lawyer died at her brother's Aurora home. She was the first woman admitted to U S law practice and later held prominent academic posts at Iowa Wesleyan and Depauw University. The long obit notes her career and midwestern ties.
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Belle A. Mansfield
Brother
Aurora
Belle A. Manafell
United States
Wusdaper
W. J. Bebe
Aurore
Manefield
Tuch Wesleyan University
Depouw University
Greencastle
Pal
Iowa Wesleyan University
Depauw University
Government Bens Men To Gather Pink Cones
Spokane Washington reports more than 100 men will be sent into the Coeur d Alene national forest next fall to gather pink cones for government Bens operations. The project aims to stock supplies and support local duties with seasonal forest work.
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Idaho
Uta
United States Forentry Department
Department
Timber Protective Associations
Tolahia
Albert L. Flewelling
Western Forestry and Conservation Association
Spokane
Regent
Washington
Oregon
Montana
Arei
Boundary
Spokane, Wash
Coeur d'Alene National Forest
Abbeys Body in Ashes in London Church Cremation
The body of Edwin A. Abbey, famed American painter, was cremated and his ashes scattered at Kingsbury 614 Church near Willesden by the American Embassy.
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London
Edwin A. Abbey
Kingsbury
Willesden
Memorials and gifts from Royal Academy scene described
Der Held and several Americans attended a commemorative event with Reid sending a wreath for the artist. The Royal Academy presented a laurel harp inscribed In memoriam. John Seymour Lucas depicted Princess Louise with figures including Sir Lawrence Alma-Tadema. A Des Moines woman cured after two years of bowel illness by one dose of Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. for sale by dealers.
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Des Moines
Requests More Auxiliary Troops for Artillery
General Wood, Army chief of staff, warns a shortage of auxiliary units, especially field artillery, hurts militia and reserve forces readiness for national defense. He issues orders to boost militia artillery and urges states to organize more units, with a possible extra legislative session in Washington.
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Wood
Washington, D. C
Leonard Wood
Army
Abraham N. Yoder Dies in Helena Heart Failure
Abraham N. Yoder, Montana secretary of state, died suddenly in Helena from heart failure. The report notes Governor … Negro, Salem, Oregon, and C. L. Lynificum of Salem named as delegates to the upcoming Denver convention.
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Abrahim N
Yoder
Helens
Mont
Abraham N. Yoder
Montana
Onusis Negro
Salem
C. L. Lynificum
Salom
Weet
Denver
Lightning Furies Knock Out Odessa Power Line
Electric storms swept Odessa causing a bolt to strike the Washington Water Power main line and halt service. The city lies dark tonight as outages disrupt residents and businesses.
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Odessa
Washington Water Power Company
Sheep herder injured after northbound train strike
A sheep herder named A. McBride was found along the Fallrowd track in Conrad Montana bruised after a northbound passenger train struck him. Teocal authorities sent him to Shelby for care.
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Montana
P Herder
Conrad
Mont
C'. A. McBride
Teocal
Shelby
Hutchinson Suffers Knee Injury in Wisconsin Plant
J C Hutchinson, superintendent of Mahs Lime Co at Ry fins Wisconsin, was brought to the hospital here after injuring his knee. Doctors fear amputation may be necessary. His wife Mrs Hutchinson accompanied him.
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Hutchinson
Lew. Colville
Wash
J. C. Hutchinson
Mind Mannager
Mahs Lime Company
Ryfins
Wis
Mrs. Hutchun
Drapers Loose Baby Boy Milton Dre Mr and Mrs Rude report loss
The infant son of Mr and Mrs Fred Rude of Walla Walla was born on Wednesday night during a camping trip near Lincoln figuniain and died after illness. The child was buried in Walla Walla. In Kellogg Idaho a one year old boy fell from a bridge railing into a deep flume and drowned despite his father's attempts to save him.
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Drapers
Milton
Fred Rude
Walla Walla
Smith's Camp
Lincoln Figuniain
Cholord Infantum
Walla Walkt
Radio
J Dp, McKinsght
Babe Palls
Spokane
McKipley Street
Kellogg
Idaho
Bunker Hil & Sallivan Mining Company
Sule
Fire destroys harness shop and poolroom in Warden
Fire in the rear of Mike Dandy's harness shop in Warden destroyed the shop logs harnesses and saddles. The poolroom and dance hall also burned. It was the second fire there in two months. Citizens saved J. J. Peters' building.
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Slop
Mike Dandy
J. J. Peters
Farley Names Youth in Cabin Theft Probe
A. H. Farley, a farmer near Touchet, says Harness Weeks stole a pistol and two pairs of gold-rimmed spectacles from his cabin, plus other items worth 24 dollars. Farley complains of repeated robberies and recalls a winter incident when he returned home to find provisions gone and had to walk miles to town.
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Walla Walla
A. H. Farley
Touchet
Harness Weeks
Weeks
Farley
Bad Check Men Active in Baker Oregon Area
Bad check men flood this part of the state with bogus purper. Two men jailed and several arrests weekly. H I Streichoff forged J D McKinnon name to a $15 check cashed by M R Woodard La Grande officer seeks him for theft from a livery barn in La Grande. horse and saddle sold later at Hot Lake.
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Baker
Baker, Ore
H. I
Streichoff
J. D. McKinnon
M. R. Woodard
la Grande
Hot Lake
Orpheum Treated to Varied 1920s Short Films
The Orpheum program for Tuesday features several short pieces from Vitagraph Eclipse and Esannay. Highlights include A Geranium with nature’s appeal, A Sacrifice to Civilization showing Indian family values, a Thames voyage in Ancient and Modern London, Boys Will Be Boys with mischief makers, and Oh You Teacher a rural comedy about a school board and elopement aftermath.
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Orpheum
Tuesdhig
Tim Clogenesa
London
Thames
Westminster
Abbey
Greenwich Hospital
Thames Embankment
Tower Bridge
Cleopatra's Needle
Tower of London
London Bridge
Lower River
Mirchief-Oukere
Esannay
Eilen Berker
Pumpkinville
Cipid
Ron
The Homeliest Applicant Sparks A School Wedding
A board seeks a teacher appointment but none appeal. Mrs Jenkins pushes Lily Brown as the homeliest candidate. Jim Tench falls for Loy tut the fifteen year old daughter of Mr Jenkins. A note falsely claims Lily was chosen for homeliness. Lily and Jim marry and the teacher’s chair at the school is left vacant.
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Wille Jenkins
Agap Vicant
Jim
Lily
The Pastime Film Program at Theaday's
The Pastime presents a varied bill including The House of Quality The Tallan Brothers and The Renegade story with an Indian chief. Also featured are Good for Evil Love to Beat Trip A Famous Duel The Broken Cross The Guardsman and The Sheriffs Mistake with Western dramas and a comedy plan that failed. A mixed program promises romance humor and action with notable silent shorts and a colorful cast.
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House of Quality
Tallan Brothers
An Machin
Labin
George
Bill
Dorothy
George Ws
East
Edison
Carort
Maile Spaitrath
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