Girl Renounces Lover to Protect His Name
ST LOUIS January 23 Miss Ethel Noll renounces her lover Harry Potter to save his name and his wife from scandal. Potter left his wife and two children last August after becoming involved with Miss Noll. Readings say Miss Noll fled Kansas City with Potter and since then the pair have faced investigation while she insists she can support herself and refuses marriage to her now former sweetheart.
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ST. Louis
Ethel Neil
Kant
City
Kansas City
Miss Noll
Harry Potter
Potter
Plies
Miss Nol
Harry
Traffic Returns to Normal After Fierce Storm in St Paul
National wire: in St Paul Minnesota on January 22 traffic to most cities eased toward normal levels as storm conditions continued to affect rail schedules across the central region. Authorities report trains gradually resuming standard timetables amid lingering delays and service adjustments.
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Paul Minn
Italian battleship sunk by mine off Avlona
The Regina Margherita, a 13,427 ton Italian battleship launched in 1902, was sunk by a mine off Avlona Albania with 76 dead and 275 injured. The vessel measured 426 feet in length, drew twenty seven feet and carried a complement of 730 men with four 12 inch guns and torpedo tubes.
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Reform
Rome
Airces
Avlona
Albania
Regina Margherita
Wittal
Northwest Snowstorm Eases But Forecasted Snow Looms
Railroad officials said conditions would stay disrupted unless a new snowstorm materializes. Traffic could run near normal by tonight if the forecasted storm fails to arrive, as the area continues to recover from the severest snow event in years.
Do You Suffer From Backache
An advertisement claims weak kidneys cause backache and low energy. It promotes Hoos Sarsaparilla as a reliable medicine to strengthen kidneys and improve overall vitality, urging readers to obtain it today.
Storm warning issued Saturday night halts serious jobs in South Dakota
A Saturday night storm warning disrupted work in South Dakota with authorities reporting minimal serious damage or injuries. Local crews monitored weather alerts and prepared for potential outages as residents secured property and stayed indoors.
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South Dakota
U S Commerce for 1916 Breaks Record
Washington January 23 1917 Commerce department reports show 1916 foreign trade at 7.872 billion with exports at 9.491 billion and imports at 2.993 billion a new high. Figures compare with 1915 and earlier records. the year set the largest foreign business in history.
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Washington
United States
Department of Commerce
Edge of early 20th century trade and gold flows amid records
The report notes huge export balances reaching 44,087,600,000 after 1,779,000,000 in 1915 and a five year average of 2,466,000,006. Net inward gold movement hits 1,620,000,000, a new record versus 491,900,000 in 1915, with gold depreciation at 696,004,HOW versus 415,000,006 in 1916. December imports soar to 159,000,000, a high new record, exports at 28,000,000 and free entry for imports.
German Caiman Bopp Sentenced in San Francisco Case
In San Francisco on June 23, German civilian Bopp received a two year sentence and a fine of ten thousand dollars for neutrality violations. The case centered on actions against wartime neutrality and involved legal proceedings in the city.
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San Francisco
Caianil Bopp
Remarkable kidney remedy story from 19th century letter
A letter touts Dr. Pierce’s "Anure" discovery as curing kidney and bladder troubles. The author, Mrs. J. Sargent, details prior failed remedies, then claims improvement and urges neighbors to try the remedy promoted by Pierce and his medical staff. The piece reads as an early testimonial advertisement.
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Renidere
Plo i
Kidbuchac
Anne
Pierce
Favore Primpton
Dr. Peele Gokien
Aesgeosfhoge
Murray Sheriff Quells Lake Martin Mob in Murray
Governor A. Branley arrived by special train to quiet a mob that surrounded a house with Judge Bush and Provost Smith, threatening to dynamite it unless the altercation was turned over. Martin had been moved to safety in Hopkinsville Hill. Governor Stanley spoke by long distance to urge calm and the crowd dispersed after talks with leaders.
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Murray, Ky
Frankfore
Branley
Lake Martin
Judge Bush
Smith
Martin
Murray
Hopkinavile Hill
Stanley
Pat Chovernor Stanley
Pirates Feast on United Press German Raider News
New York dated January 23 reports exclusive United Press cables from South America first detailing the German commerce raider. The piece accuses Hearst and International News Service of lifting and rewriting UP reports, while noting UP’s own costly, comprehensive South American news service. The investigation finds AP members pirating UP cables individually, not UP.
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New York
Newa Pil
United Press
South America
United Prean
Hearst
International
United Pres
Wade
Yeatrowdale
United Prep
United Prem General
Upitad Pree
Heart
International” News
Inn
United Prem
New York Globe
Associated Press
Bolly
Cate
Prem
United
Judge Ronald to preside at Everett murder trial
Judge J T Ronald of Kine county will hear the trials next month in Everett for seventy four Industrial Workers of the World members accused of murder related to the Everett riot last November in which seven men died. Judge Alston of Seattle will substitute in Settle while Ronald is away.
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Olympia
Wash
J.T. Ronald
Kine
Sevttte
Einter
Eerett
Euperial Court
Fyerott
Ronald
Everett
Chavet Alston
Than City
Jodie Ronali
Bertc
Settle
Hover Territory Committee Backs Prohibition Measure
In Washington Dan 32 the territorial committee reported a favorable stance on the proposed prohibition law, signaling support for restricting alcohol in the region. The move aims to curb consumption and align with reform currents sweeping the area.
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Washisgton
Dan
Billy Sunday Gets $50 828 In Boston
Billy Sunday arrived in Boston with a certified check of 50 828 64 and a total of 63 716 Boston trail hitters in his poker. He left the city early as local receipts neared one hundred thousand dollars after expenses for four meetings here topped 90 000. Two police officers escorted the corrections to the bank as the campaign budget was cleaned up over four weeks.
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Boston
Billy
Boston Trailhitters
Senate fails to ratify Columbia River fisheries pact
Washington debate ends without approval of a Washington Oregon pact on concurrent jurisdiction for Columbia River fisheries. No time to act. ratification possible in the next session.
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Hood River
Washington
Jan
Senate
Oregon
Columbia River
Milton Freewater Victorious In Doubleheader Basketball Night
Milton Freewater high school swept a doubleheader over Athens in the Presbyterian gym 47 to 9 with the second team finishing. Milton’s boys and girls posted strong showings and a large crowd attended despite the rough weather.
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Walla Wallis
Fame Way
Lutweer
Milton-Athena
Milton Girla
Milton-Freewater High School
Oregon
Stanfield
Milton
Roth Sten
Bellitt
Marvin
Walla Walla figures head to eastern Oregon debate
Evans Supt W H Kern and Prof Bleakney of Walla Walla prepare for the next debate against Condon for the eastern Oregon championship.
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Condon
Sloan's Ointment Promises Quick Pain Relief
Ad text promoting Sloan's ointment claims it eases shoulders back and various pains without rubbing, penetrates quickly, does not stain skin, and suits rheumatism sprains bruises toothache neuralgia gout lumbago and stiff muscles. Available at druggists for 25¢ 50¢ and $1.00.
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Sloan
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