Auto ambulance crash injures woman in Atlanta race
An automobile collision in Atlanta knocked down Mrs. J. B. Northcutt and her grandchild. Miller rescued the child and prevented worse harm. Mrs. Northcutt suffered severe injuries as the ambulance rushed Alice Stewart to Oakland City Hospital, beating the clock.
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Atlanta
J. B. Northcutt
Causbank
Miller
Northcutt
Mre Northcutt
Alice Stewart
Oakland City
Weathering the season’s calm in politics and fields
A fragment notes a cautious, ongoing peace in politics through November, paired with hopeful weather outlooks as the sun shines, rain falls, and crops grow, signaling steady seasonal progress amid political chatter.
First Gray Hair Sign of Age Remedy Sold
A harmless remedy advertised to prevent hair from turning gray uses natural color and com bir ingredients. Pendleton Drug Co promotes its care formula as a special agent for maintaining hair color.
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Pendleton Drug Co
Beho Rebekah Lodge elects officers in May meeting
Beho Oregon May 31 special correspondence Henr ietta Rebekah Lodge No 36 elected officers for the new term Miss Zena Houser N G Mrs Nellie Ken le on V G Miss Nona Houser Secretary and Mrs Rose Moore treasurer Also news of births travels and local visits including Mrs Joe Bailey's trip to The Dalles and visits to Forest Grove Vancouver and Hermiston plus community notices about members and relatives across Oregon and nearby towns
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Beho
Ore
Henrietta Rebekah
C. F
Zena Houser
N. G
Nellie Kenleon
V. G
Nona Houser
Rose Moore
W. N. Esseistyn
Joe Bailey
Dalles
Ralph Bonney
Bailey
Forest Grove
Vancouver
Wash
T. D. Elam
la Grande
Francie Anders Ed Hammer
Weston
B. Saylor
Freewater
E. Ripper
Clara
Hermiston
R. B. Callison
Ardis
Pendleton
Gladys Wells
Frank Markham
Nolin
Eva A
Klamath Falls Women Offer Prizes For Gardens And Lawns
The Klamath Falls Women’s Civic League Society has offered 150 in prizes for best vegetable and flower gardens and yards to encourage youth in agricultural work. Prizes include a 26 gold piece, a baseball bat and mask, and a Brownie camera, with seeds and trees donated to promote beautification of homes. The program aims to inspire pride in local yards and support soil-related education among children.
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Oregon Agricultural College
Corvallis
Klamath Palis
Women's Civic League
Klamath Falls
Sweet Peas
Alarm clock theft leads to 20 days in jail
Edward Clow of 431 East Forty Third Street stole an alarm clock from a State Street department store. The alarm sounded as he exited, and Municipal Judge Maxwell sentenced him to twenty days in the house of correction. Clow claimed intoxication but the judge rejected it. The theft occurred May 18.
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Chicago
Edward Clow
East Forty-Third Street
State Street
House of Correction
Maxwell
Criminal Court
Crow
Plan war on ragtime license for California teachers
Music teachers of California form a state society based in Chico to secure a law licensing educators. Plans outline a bill to be presented to the state legislature to license music teachers and to eliminate untrained players described as ragging pianists and ear players.
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Chico
California
Nail Drive Alleged in Wilkesbarre Domestic Case
Stanley Vehenas of Port Bowkley Wilkesbarre suburb is jailed on charges of driving nails into his wife's spine. Corroborated testimony and witnesses allege the attack left the wife in critical condition. The family consists of Vehenas, his wife, and three children in a troubled community.
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Vehenas
Vehenss
Wilkesbarre
Jezebel
Stanley Vehenas
Port Bowkley
Abundant Health Promised by Hood's Sarsaparilla
An ad promises abundant health through Hood's Sarsaparilla, claiming it builds good blood, sharpens appetite, steadies nerves, and sustains the body during this time. It urges readers to begin taking the tonic now for noticeable benefits.
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Hood
Boxing Commission Bans Violators In New York
The state athletic commission declares future violators cannot participate as managers fighters or referees and will be barred from clubhouses and viewing bouts. Fighters who sign contracts or agree with clubs that a referee will decide the winner face a six month boxing ban in the state, per Commissioner O Neil.
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New York
Boxing Commission
O'Neil
Cripple Mary Bru happy awaiting torture in brace
Cleveland Ohio seven year old Mary Bru is living at Rainbow Cottage a home for crippled children. She endures tuberculosis of the spine and a future iron brace that will immobilize her for months yet she smiles and counts the days until the brace may enable walking and playing again.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Mary Bruno
Rainbow Cottage
South Euclid
Mary
Humane Society
Sturtevant Street
S. E
Nebraska figure could shape future presidential race
A prominent western Nebraska political figure, described as a big, dark man, is unlikely to become president himself but is viewed as a key potential president maker influencing party strategy and voter alignment.
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Out West
Nebraska
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