Haunting spectre of invasion fuels navy scare in Congress
A historical column warns that fears of a Japanese coastal invasion reappear as Congress debates two new battleships. It mocks the constant wartime warnings, notes navy and army deficiencies, Japanese bonds financing war, and suggests shipbuilders push for funding while downplaying immediate danger.
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Cough Syrup Promises Quick Relief for Children
An advertisement claims Ballard's Horehound Syrup cures a child's cough or cold promptly and prevents complications like croup pneumonia, sold by A. C. Koeppen & Bros.
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Austrian Emperor Honors Brave Lad
Seymour Donahey a fourteen year old American student at a Vienna high school saved two companions from drowning after their boat capsized on the Danube. He stripped to swim, pulled one boy to shore, then dived again to rescue the second, who was unconscious. The emperor awarded him a gold medal for bravery. Vienna papers note no Viennese boy would have risked his life as he did.
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Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets Endorsed by Women
An old advertisement claims Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets are safe and reliable and have helped thousands of women regain health through gentle, curative properties. Sold by all dealers.
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Royalty Turned Down By American Auto Maker
Austrian Emperor and Persian Shah sought touring cars from an American manufacturer but were declined as customers. Court protocol hindered sale profits, with royal patronage clashing with business methods. Royalty paid full price, yet courtiers blocked the deal amid ceremonial demands.
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Sheep War Ends Fatally In Prineville Oregon
A. F. Randle, a sheepman for A. P. Jones, was shot and killed by George Estes on Tuesday night on the range north of Prineville. The men had clashed over sheep range and three shots were fired, with Estes fatally striking Randle.
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Missing 17 Year Old Girl Spokine Wash
Bodika Redfield, 17, is believed to have eloped after leaving Graham's paper store last week while her mother in Spokine reports she has not returned home. Police search to be expanded across the northwest as the mother consults authorities. W. A. May Endowment, Portland. T. A. Booth, head of Booth Kelly Lumber, offers to endow Willamette University with 100000, contingent on a further 200000 being raised, reaching a total half million endowment with prior 100000 gift and existing 100000 endowment.
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Local man Chandler convicted of perjury in lard robbery case
In Grande Ronde, Oregon a local man was convicted by a jury on a perjury charge and faces sentencing soon. The case stems from a prior trial where Chandler and two others were accused of stealing lard from a ranch near the city. Chandler was previously acquitted on the robbery claim after denying outdoor travel on the robbery date.
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Second Trial for Murderers in Baker City Oregon
In Baker City Oregon the second trial of Jim Layton for the murder of Cal Carnes ended with a hung jury after a jury deadlock since Saturday. Three jurors urged conviction on murder in the first degree while others favored acquittal or manslaughter. Layton, defended by Claude McCullie, testified self defense after shooting Carnes with no quarrel in Huntington. The state has spent about $1,000 and will spend more before the retrial. Layton has lived in the area for several years.
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A Timely Protection Against In Grippe Coughs
In grippe can lead to pneumonia and weaken heart action, making outcomes fatal. Foley's Honey and Tar strengthens and heals, helping the system recover from grippe coughs, as promoted by Koeppen Bros.
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Royal Utopia in Danger of Collapse
The International Institute of Agriculture at Rome funded by King Victor Emmanuel risks collapse amid international tensions. The institute’s $160,000 annual income relies heavily on the Italian monarch, who financed a grand palace in Horg here Park where the institute is headquartered. An American sociologist inspired the project and it was long viewed as utopian.
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Diplomatic Corps in Rome Sparks Resignations
In Rome a third diplomatic corps forms alongside the Quinn and Vatican groups provoking anger and resulting resignations by the Belgian and American heads. Rumors claim French and German cooperation, while British reps struggle to maintain composure. The narrative also notes broad discontent over representation and the institute’s vital agricultural price intelligence delivered via letters to avoid telegraphy. Fo a cough remedy, no substitutes. Koeppen Bros
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