Mounted Police Nabs Notorious Trail Man in Canada Trail
Will Repp, hunted for four months across nearly 2000 miles of northern Canada, is captured in Calgary awaiting trial. The Northwest Mounted Police describe him as a leading horse rustler and cattle thief. He confesses to hundreds of crimes and estimates many more.
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Wilds
Calgary
Alberta
Canada
Northwest Mounted Police
Will Repp
North Country
Repp
Derelict Rescue Wins At Lukens Iron Works
In Coatesville Pennsylvania a rescue program uses job and wage placements to aid forty five former Inasmuch Mission volunteers in Philadelphia. At Lukens Iron Works under Charles L Huston, they unloaded scrap iron and stayed hopeful about starting anew. Officials report none left the program and praise their treatment.
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Coatesville
Philadelphia
Lukens Iron Works
Charles L. Huston
Lukens Mills
Tired Mothers Seek Rest and Strength in Hard Work
A group from the mission vows to stay and become men as they endure washing, sewing, and childcare. The piece promotes Hood's Sarsaparilla as a blood restorer, appetite booster, and sleep aid amid the labor and strain of motherhood.
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Hood
Jewel theft suspect aboard liner bound for Lisbon
Police plan a shipwide search to net a thief connected with a $186,000 jewelry robbery involving Senior de Mier former Mexican minister to France. The Royal Mail liner arrives in Lisbon and no landings are allowed until the suspect is found.
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Paris
Royal Mail
Lisbon
de Mier
Mexico
France
Elusive thief pockets cash during noon Grasp at prom
Joseph Bedonest of 752 Vallejo Street reports a youth in a light cap grabbed his coat at noon and fled after a tussle. The intruder wriggled free, leaving Bedonest’s coat and $20 missing from his pocket as the thief vanished down the stairs and into the street. A stray line about kissing a pretty girl ends the fragment.
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San Francisco
Joseph Bedonest
Vallejo Street
Bedonest
Itan Bedonest
Two Men Brought In For Cattle Rustling Charge In County
Sheriff T D Taylor returned from La Grande with two men accused of rustling cattle in the county. Modrell and Hill were arrested by Sheriff Childers and later implicated in stealing cattle sold to J A Russell. Confessions implicate Modrell and Hill as working partners, with ownership traced to James Nelson of Butter Creek and others. The case continues as officers locate more brands and arrange stock disposition.
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T. D. Taylor
la Grande
James Nelson
Hutter Creek
Frank Byrd
la Grande Observer
Walid
Charles Modrell
Brooks
Lynn Hill
Baker
Childers
Taylor
Umatilla County
J. A. Russell
Taylor Hine
Hill
Elgin
Modrell
Pilot Rock
Sheriff Taylor
Modrel
Bill
Hill Clfmie
Nelson
Butter Creek
Smith
Ryder translates ancient Sanscrit poetry in UC Chronicle
Professor Arthur W. Ryder, UC Sanskrit expert, completes translations of sensational ancient Oriental poetry. Fifteen poems appear in the current University of California Chronicle quarterly, promising wide literary impact and renewed interest in Oriental verse.
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Profesor Ryder
Arthur W. Ryder
University of California
San Francisco Examiner
Ryder
University of California Chronicl
Whatward Fitzgerald
Omar Khayyam
Bucklen's Arnica Salve Fights Piles and More
Two things war joy and piles yet Bucklen's Arnica Salve banishes piles in any form by calming itching irritation inflammation and swelling. It also heals burns boils ulcers cuts bruises eczema scalds pimples and skin eruptions offered for 25 cents at Koep pens.
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Bucklen
Koeppens
Gas Well a White Elephant
Frederick H. Dahl of Ambrose North Dakota faced a gas well dilemma after drilling to 200 feet without water flow. Dirt and stones shot out 100 feet, an odor of gas appeared, and efforts to fill the hole failed as more dirt erupted. Experts were sent to test the gas for utilization.
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Ambrose
N. D
Frederick H. Dahl
Dahl
Mysterious flyer is lover of birds
New York reports identify the flyer as Dr. Helen Love of 622 West 112th Street. She says she will narrate flights for health and love of aviation, inspired by canaries that leaped into the room. She recalls fear at first flight but grew to adore the air and birds.
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New York
Mineola
Helen Love
West One Hundred and Twelfth Street
Prince of Denmark Becomes Boy Scout Hero
Capetangen Prince Knuid, second son of King Christian X, gains permission to join the Boy Scouts. He funds his uniforms with savings, leads in drill, learns cooking on the march, and serves a meal to his parents who praise the dinner. Also an ad for Hefbine liver stimulant priced at 60 cents sold by A. C. Koeppen.
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Knuid
Christian X
Contentment or riches Offer Promise of Contentment
A witty remark notes that contentment may outvalue wealth yet more money tempts the average man to claim he will be content once richer. The quip hints at universal human restlessness and the paradox of material gain versus satisfaction.
Cupid Nets Hello Girls Two Santa Rosa Marriages
Santa Rosa reports a spate of telephony weddings as Miss Blanche Ward and Vernon Andrews wed at San Rafael, followed by Miss Mabel Reese eloping with Edward Gunderson, and J Walter Madison tying the knot with Miss Mary Fallon, all amid a backdrop of central station changes and resignations.
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Santa Rosa
Cupid
Central
Blanche Ward
Vernon Andrews
San Rafael
Mabel Reese
Gretna Green
Edward Gunderson
J. Walter Madison
Mary Fallon
Ursuline College
Monsignor McCarthy
Tariff War Fallout Looms as Germany Seeks Washington Reply
Berlin awaits Washington response to a U S move to impose a countervailing duty on German wheat and rye flour and split peas. German circles expect a tariff clash, noting past German American tariff tit for tat and questioning U S treaty obligations and export incentives.
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Berlin
Washington
United States
Germany
Frankfurter Zietung
America
The
Zeitung
Anti-American Tariff Reforms Hit Steel Importer
The piece notes moves to cancel most favored nation treatment for the United States, citing American Crucible Steel as a case. It has been required to pay arrears of the full maximum tariff on imports, despite bringing goods in under a lower conventional tariff prior to anti American discriminatory regulations.
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America
American Crucible Steel Company
Prisoner Throws 875000 In Counterfeit Bills Into River
Police say the money was bogus currency in the hands of prisoner known as Tom Davis and three accomplices. While being moved from Newport Kentucky to Cincinnati he hurled two bags containing counterfeit notes into the Ohio River across the bridge.
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Cincinnati
Harry
Tom” Davis
Chicago
Ohio River
Newport
Davis
Jewelry stolen then found in cow’s stomach near Joliet
A box of jewelry stolen from Miss Josephine Schultz’s Joliet home reappeared three weeks later inside a cow sent to an Abbott- or abattoir eight miles away. The recovered items include two brooches, a diamond ring, a bracelet, and a gold watch. no trail has been found for the jewelry’s journey.
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Joliet
Josephine Schutler
Thia City
Schultex
Schultz
Hall's Catarrh Cure Promoted for Internal Treatment
A historically advertised remedy claims catarrh is a constitutional blood disease best treated by internal medicines. Hall's Catarrh Cure is said to act on blood and mucous surfaces and is described as a long standing prescription from top physicians. Sold by druggists with testimonials available. includes mention of Hall's Pills for constipation.
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F. J. Cheney & CO
Props
Toledo
Tuke Hall
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