Bandits Raid Dice Game Loot Reaches 20000
Five masked gunmen held up a dice game off Broadway in New York City securing about 15000 in cash and several thousand dollars in jewelry. One player dropped 420000 and slid it under a rug. The robbers fled after threatening witnesses. The scene was the theatrical district hotel. President Wilson endorsed daylight saving at a May 23 meeting with delegates led by Harold of Minnesota and Marcus Mark of New York City.
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Wilson
Washington
Harland
Mimneouic
Marcos Marke
New York
National Darneht Living Association
Halls Catarrh Medicine Offered For Sale
A jumble of claims touts Halls Catarrh Medicine as a reliable remedy for catarrh. It asserts the medicine clears the blood and heals the tissues, promising improved general health after short use. Includes an address in Toledo, Ohio and a note about druggists.
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Usll
Toteda
Ohio
Take a Glass of Salts to Flush the Kidneys
An advertisement urges readers to drink four tablets of Jad Sakte dissolved in water each morning to cleanse kidneys and urinary organs. It claims the product, made from grape acidity and lithia, neutralizes urine acids, improves kidney and bladder health, and provides a pleasant effervescent drink for both men and women.
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Balik
Uncle Sam's Great New Battleship New Mexico Launch
A view shows the bow of the US New Mexico as it slides from Brooklyn Navy Yard toward the water. Miss Margaret De Pan, daughter of the late New Mexico governor, sponsors the vessel. The ceremony contrasts with the later Arisane launch and involved about 200 guests and naval officers.
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New Mexico
Uncle Sam
Brooklyn Nervy
Margaret de Pans
Portland cattle market shows California lead in arrivals
May 25 North Portland yards saw 71 head of cattle, all from California, with a softening trend as prices slipped from earlier. Prime and heavy cattle fetched 10 to 15 dollars less than prior weeks while buyers showed cautious demand amid light trading. Shorn sheep and lambs opened steady but quiet, with a similar cautious tone prevailing through the market.
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Dent
California
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Cenerad
Seoume
Livhy
Beatie
Portlind
Stenerel
North
Bern
Willamette Valley
Lebanon
Toma. Tattle
Osman
Porterville
Tom
Hunt & Robe Inson
Merced
Cal
Hobinwon Krom
Mod
Rose
Hood
J. Evans
Chendter
Macedon
Montague
Cali
Ta East Man Port Washington Tale
Ta East Man Port Washington report from May details T Creeery and Deoree Long of Ta- fielding a local incident. Information appears fragmentary with limited names and context.
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Tageast
Port Washington
T. Creeery
Deoree
Tiz for Foot Sore Relief Across Many Aches
A jumbled ad style text touts Tiz as a remedy for foot pain swelling and burning. It promises quick relief with a sooth ing palm of the foot and warm baths. The message repeats exaggerated claims and lacks verifiable details or sources.
Pacific uint urged for federal trade commission vacancy
Coma urged President Witcom to appoint a man from the Pacific region to fill the vacancy caused by the death of Wil Ho Parry of Seattle on the Federal Trade Commission.
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Coma
Witcom
Pacific Uint
Federal Trade Commission
Wil Ho Parry
Seattle
Steamer Breakupier Captured After Liquor Raid
In Portand on May 28 Captain G M Jeseen and four officers of the steamer Breakupier were arrested after a raid by a dry squad found a large quantity of liquor. The crew was released on bond and the vessel prepared to depart for Coons Pay and San Francisco on Saturday.
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G M. Jeseen
Jewen
Coon Pay
San Ranciace
Exemption draft process set after registration
Washington may 24. Conscriptions exemptions will be granted after registration and draft. Special boards appointed by the President will consider exemption claims under regulations to be prescribed. Exemptions not decided by this office but by boards. Names drawn from lists. claims for exemption or discharge heard with evidence. Regulations will be published and available to all concerned.
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Washington
War Department
Lot
Evidenna
Espionage Bill Conferees Near Settlement in House
May 14 Washington reports the censorship provision to the espionage bill returns after a deadlock. Conferees nearly agree to report the bill with the censorship clause intact, as discussions move toward a final decision in the House.
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Washington
Sage Tea for Graying Hair Promoted in Ad Claim
An advertising piece touts using garden sage brewed with sulphur and alcohol to darken gray hair. It mentions a ready-to-use prepared compound Wyeth Sage and Sulphur Compound sold in drug stores, claiming it makes hair look natural and years younger after dampening a sponge and applying gradually.
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Wreth
Boenoee
Compromise on Naval and Military Censorship Policy
A compromise provision limits the Howe immigration committee from barring Americans serving in foreign armed forces while preserving forces that require allegiance to the United States. The measure aims to gate foreign service while allowing prior affiliations to be reconciled under policy guidelines.
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Howe
Perkins Avenue Improvements Planned in Pendleton May 2 1917
The Pendleton Common Council approved plans and estimates to pave Perkins Avenue from North Paley Street to Washington Street with gravel bituminous pavement. The project includes an assessment district and a 442.20 dollar surveyor’s estimate, funded by benefited properties. The report notes the district boundaries, cost sharing, and timetable, with the city recorder and surveyor overseeing approvals.
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Pendleton
Perkins Avenue
Raley Street
Washington
Etek Ft Neremeng
Perkins Avene
Paley Street
Wachington Street
Ira
Kimbret
Abe Meronder
N. E
Lisertoure
Pendieten
Hick
Solid Livermore
Raley
Sala Bieck
Bieck
Mather
Thor Puta
Between the Millstones of Hever and Pethmann
A fragmented line reflects a scrambled query about experiences, mentioning Hever on millstones and Pethmann Molivug, with unclear meaning. The readable parts hint at a metaphorical journey through obstacles, asking what lies between each stage of a long path.
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Hever
Pethmann
Pendleton Umatilla County school buildings bid notice 1917
The district board of Bho County Umatilla Oregon will open bids at 7 10 pm on Monday June 12 1917 for three grade school buildings. Contractors must furnish all labor materials and supervision and complete by August 16 1917. Bids to be left with the clerk. The board may reject any or all bids. J Be Brawl chairman Lot Livermore clerk.
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Orecon
Toomtay
Euat Conet Aves
Pendicten
Obe
Hide
Board of Directors
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Lot
Lawyer and business listings in old Montana directory
Various attorneys at law offices listed in rooms across the Smith Crawford and Despain buildings. Entries name firms such as Coutts, Carter & Smythe, Fee & Fee, Newberry, Peterson & Bishop, James B. Perry, Frederick Steiner, Lowell, John & Baker, and others alongside Northern Pacific Railway land rates in eastern Montana and insurance and land services.
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Northern Pacific Railway
Montana
Miles Cry
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