Rate Increase on Mail Matter Under Canada United States Pact
Ottawa May 7 Canada will implement new postal rates for second class mail effective tonight. Affected items include newspapers magazines and books with a four cent per pound increase for mail from the United States. Officials say higher rates aim to curb American publication circulation in Canada and address losses felt by Canadian merchants from U S advertising and imports.
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Ottawa
Ont
Canada
United States
Dominion
Washington
Douas Winns
Feudista on Trial Tangles Executive Names in Breathity Case
Telegraphic briefs from Lexington and other cities report Judge James Nargis Senator Alexander Hargis Glebri Margit and Sheriff Ed Callahan of Shearhitt county face trial for the James Cocrill assassination tied to the Breathity county feud which has cost many lives and led to multiple trials and convictions. In Baltimore the mayoral race ends with Republican BE. Clay Manity opposing Democrat J. Parry Mahol in a party line contest. Washington hosts the American Medico Pathological Association meeting at the Willard with inspections of Insane asylums and Jamestown exposition events. Boston notes expectations of third term resolutions at the annual gathering.
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Lexington
N.Y
James Nargis
Alexander Hargis
Glebri Margit
Ed. Callahan
Shearhitt County
James Cocrill
Hargis
B.D. Cox
Jackson
Nehien
Aremiy
Baltimore
BE. Clay ‘Mmanity
Teker Iy
J. Parry Maheol
Washington
American Medico- Pathological Association
United States
Canada
New Willard Hotel
Congress of American Physicians and Surgeons
Asoeration
Alvertunent Hospital
Jamestown Exposition
Roosevelt club event in Massachusetts tonight speaker announced
A Roosevelt club gathering in Massachusetts will feature Michael W. Driscoll of Syracuse as principal speaker. Governor Cur, Senator Lodge and other Republican leaders are expected to attend the event tonight at the American Dance Congress.
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Quel
Clab
Massachusetts
Congresson
Michael WW. Driscoll
Syracuse
Cuil
Senator Lodge
Washington May T1 Speaker Can non and long service records
A garbled May report notes Speaker Can non in North Cyrelia with a summer period of activity and plans to attend hearings in Washington. It references the House of Lords project completion near finish, remarks tied to Ate Crments birthday, and a record long service by Tate John i. Ketehin in New York. It mentions over 12400 fraudividirnls and a Marine Corps trial in Guantanamo with details about defense.
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Washington
Cannon
North Cyrelia
Danville
House of Lope Tabq
Tate John i. Ketehin
New York
Wirly
South Carolina Confederate Veterans Hold State Reunion Opener
The Confederate veterans of South Carolina begin their annual state reunion today in Columbia with a portrait presentation of Gen Johnson Tiaqueda at the theatre. Band concerts receptions and social events fill the day while sessions start tomorrow and the gathering wraps Thursday night with many attendees from across the state.
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Confederate Veterans of
South Carooina
Johnson Tiaggeaud
Columbia Theatre
Ula
Erbert Pierce Accused Again in Civil Suit
United States minister to Norway Pulver is defendant in an action involving the nominal payment of a debt. Pierce was compelled to post 2000 as assurance to appear and answer the charge. Kal Wassermeh filed suit for John Acton of 118 John Street Brooklyn alleging sale of a machinery and goods. Debts and judgments circulated, with Volver expected to contest. lawyer Weo M. Sloekbridge listed.
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Mostan
Fferbert
Pulver
United States
Norway
Pierce
Kal Wassermeh
State Street
Palust Ma
John Acton
John Street
Comnibel
New York
Uit Volver
Hia
M. Sloekbridge
Mellon Owl
Golf at York Country Club Preview Season
The York Country Club opens the season with Wilson and Weed among noted players. Ma Wilson leads Camden area golf circles, while Alan Jast is praised as a strong writer behind the scenes. No major changes expected this year.
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Wilaon
Shou
York Country Club
York
Wilson
Gamden
N.C
Yadrs
Wilson Stalon
Alan Jast
York Contry
War Threatens As Mexican Guatemala Ties Break
The state department reports diplomatic ties severed between Mexico and Guatemala amid border tensions. Mexico has long deployed troops at the frontier after the assassination of a Guatemalan rebel general and a Mexican search for alleged assassins. Reparation for alleged property violations remains unsettled, heightening regional alarm.
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Washington, D. G
May
State Department
Mexico
Guatemala
Lia
Wonderland's Second Sea Son Opens at Revere Beach
Wonderland at Revere Beach, renowned as a major New England amusement resort, begins its second season at noon on Thursday May 30 with a vast, novel program of attractions. The projectors promise colossal enterprise and top talent, following last year’s spectacular success and new artistic buildings.
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Revere Beech
Boston
New England
Wonderland
Rever Jeach
United States
Ble
Ellen Terry Married to James Carew in Pittsburgh
New York May 7 report confirms English actress Ellen Terry wed her leading man James Carew in Pittsburgh on March 22. The ceremony was by a justice of the peace. Carew, 35, is American-born and wealthy. Terry, 59, has two previous marriages. Both parties kept the engagement quiet until final departure plans.
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New York
Bean Vale
Ben Terry
Ieagh
James. Carew
Pittsburg
Carewomoade
Carew
Aho
America
Fontis
Fket
Mr. Carew
Indi- Mid
Youngest Oklahoma governor born in Woodford County
A historical figure born in Woodford County in 1872, Alien. He studied at Eureka College and pursued multiple western states before entering the Spanish American War as a private, earning a captaincy from Roosevelt for gallantry. After the war he held posts including postmaster and U.S. agent for Osage lands, and at 33 became Oklahoma's governor, taking office January 18, 1906.
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New State
Woodford County
Mureka
Kansas
Arizona
Caliercia
New Mexico
Oklahoma
Col
Roosevelt
Franty
Wait
Ace
United States
Oklavhoma
Donn’s ointment promises quick eczema relief and cure
A brief ad claims Donn’s Ointment stops eczema spread and relieves itching daily, with a promise of permanent cure. It notes availability at drug stores.
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Tae
Injured Cadet Grace Wetherell Delays Ite of Bong Bong Show
Grace Wetherell, a cadet girl with the Ite of Bong Bong company, fell after leaving the dressing room at Masse Mall Monday evening. Dr J J Berry treated her, she was moved to Rockingham hotel for examination, and the show resumed with others stepping in while she recovered.
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Grace Wetherell
Masse Mall
J. J. Berry
Rockingham
Jett
Tava
Mie Chorus
Miss Wetherell
Engineers Here Inspect Double Track Plans
Engineers from the Boston and Maine railroad toured our city on Monday to review the double track plans between here and Conway Junction. Next week promises some interesting events as a result of the inspection.
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Boston and Maine Railroad
Conway Junction
Death by Exposure Suspected After Autopsy
At Del May 6 the death of Marvin Attie, found about a quarter mile from his father's home, is attributed to exposure after an autopsy. While starvation and other factors were discussed, the coroner’s findings point mainly to exposure. A simple grave was prepared in the orchard and the Rev I D Nelson conducted a brief service.
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Attie
Marvin
Tennavrsh
Tilliger
I. D. Nelsen
Neigterhod Methodist
Aonan
Frank Frantz Celebrates Thirty Fifth Birthday In Kinema Territory
Frank Frantz marks his thirty fifth birthday. Wrote Weanty, governor of Kinema territory, and who he aspented in the on candilate for ie tegalittean Nomination for first governor of thes.
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Frank Frantz
Weanty
Kinema Territory
Ie Tegalittean
Thes
A Nation of Cripples Rheumatism Outbreak Warning
An early 20th century plea warns rheumatism threatens a nation of cripples as it spreads. it touts Urie-O as a permanent cure, promises free trials via Smith Drug Co Syracuse, and urges readers to consult their druggists for a 75 cent trial bottle.
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Warner
Herald
Wm. Mellin
Franklin
Mass
Ite
Mellin Franklin
Ty Bright
J Hirect
Kideraser
Warner's Cure CO
Rochester
Meruta
Smith Drug Ca
Syracuse
N. Y
Urie-O
Portsmouth
Goodwin
Philbriek
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