Night Riders Trial Reveals Torture Marches in Tennessee Case
In Union City Tennessee eight men face trial for the killing of Captain Quentin Rankin at Pine Lake. Witness Fehringer testified amid armed guards about torture and murder by the night riders, detailing rope uses and whipping of Mrs. Emom Johnson, with evidence of extortion and assault.
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Phe Spersta
Fai Bare
Union City
Tenn
Quentin Rankin
Wl Toet Lake
bin of Vet
Prack
Fetringer
Blaze
Fame Jones
Iver
Fehringer
Bin
Cathy
Baute
Montifiet
Ehizit
Kahkin
Jones
Garrett Jamson
Snd
Castro's Ousted President Faces Political Turmoil In Venecia
Vice President J Vicente Gomes, acting in Castro's absence, forms a new government in Venecia after Castro sails to Europe. The former ministry, led by Dr Jose de Jesus Paul, is removed along with ministers tied to Castro. Secret advices from Carnens indicate broad ferment and a clampdown on censorship as Acting President takes decisive cabinet actions.
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J. Vicente Gomes
Hom Gener
Cipriaan Castro
Tet Europe
Venenuela
Jove de Jems Pual
Castro Kimmalt
de Avun
Paul Re
Tin
Malte
Castro
Carnens
Venecucia
Maatzo
Panee
McDaniel
Turner Fort
Steven Zoe Dy Vie
Ale Sda
Philippine Coal Mines on Batan Island Revealed by Penney
W H L Penney, superintendent of the quartermaster's mines, reports from Batan Island near Manila that a small white population exists amid Japanese and local labor. He notes meager fresh food, high Manila prices, and limited social life, with Aguinaldo living quietly on a nearby farm.
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Batan
Philippines
Batan Island
Washington Post
W. H L. Penney
Quartermaster's Department of the Army
Smlves
Washington
Thhat City
Mr. Penney
Raleigh
Australia
San Francisco
Manila
Aguinaldo
Mantia
A Political Vendetta Weldon Cobb IIS Debuts in Old West Saga
A popular western author pens a timely fiction about national life. The tale centers on Gideon Hope and his political circle as scheming rivals threaten his leadership. A dramatic climax reveals the murder of Everett Hope, altering the political landscape forever.
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Everett Tope
Gidton
Gideon
Anid Wally
Hope
Consolidated Silver Company
Gidron Hope
Gideon Hope
Everett Hope
Next Mistress of the Wilt House and Public Life
A profile of Roose velts wife portraying her as the virtuous partner and capable hostess who supports her husband and children. The piece notes her intellect, music taste, and calm honesty, framing her as a woman of the world well suited to discuss statecraft and society.
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Roosevelt
Terrot
Childeen
Ainllie Armtote
William ‘Tart
Helen Herron
Thisel
New York
Lig Publishing House
Harriage
Mark Mly
England
Campaigin
Canon Horsley
London
Fashion Notes and Social Questions From New York Society
Skirts rise and tighten with long narrow lines, bloomers for girls gain fashion, knitted vests, plaids, and varied hats shape a winter look. Weaving in social talk, a club debate ponders marriage beyond youth, female independence, and depopulation fears. Canon Horsley classifies chatty wives, while fashion emphasizes navy blues, dark tones, furs, and new hat shapes for youngsters.
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London
Brussels
New Woman and Household Health Rules Begin to Bleed Into Daily Life
A fragmented 19th or early 20th century collage discusses health habits and beauty norms. It urges slow meals, fresh air, and regular hygiene while describing a white closet scene with white washing and black iron hooks. It notes hair care tips, onion sleep aids, and the ideal facial proportions, ending with a reference to changing roles in China and a Beary pee waxed note.
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Omres
Wght Rider
Tennessee
Wiss
Gomes
Nebraske
Mobrunka
Timex
Ferenis
New Con
Power Department
Everetted
Rolling Mills
Connor
Commonwealth
Everett
Anil Theo
Cleretnees
Breeett Tees
Hore Wint An
Sion Ke Wan
Bugred
MittAl Che
Maske Hacwuny
Philippine Coal Mines
Dickey
Weldon J. Cobb
Lee
Navy
Bae
Grea
Boxer
Chine
Ching
Benknunte
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