Direct Election Indorsement and Amendment Update
The notice reports final purification by Wisconsin of the constitutional amendment for direct election of senators. Washington reports 36 states favoring ratification to place the amendment in effect. In a separate incident, William A. Smith, traveling from Canadian to Ma Roh City, walked off a moving passenger train near Walsh in his sleep and was only slightly injured. The train ran 85 miles per hour. he recalled his journey after reaching a farmhouse and Kirkaville, where injuries were treated as he recovered.
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Washington, D. C
Wisconsin
State Department
Touis
William A. Smith
Canadian
Tex
Ma Roh City
Kirkaville
Auto Trick Causes Tragedy Kills Two Brooklyn Children
A car belonging to a Jersey City coal dealer fatally struck two girls on a Brooklyn sidewalk near pub le 14. Mabel Hamer age 10 died, Marcella Kelly age 4 fatally hurt. The chauffeur O G Mount was rescued as the crowd threatened him. authorities deemed the incident accidental.
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New York
Puble Select No. 14
Brooklyn
Ineliiacy
Jersey City
Mabel Hamer
Marcella Kelly
O. G. Mount
Wilson Gifts to four hospital fund in Washington
President Wilson gave three hundred dollars to a popular fund for an arterial hospital in Washington. He said he would send a check later and declined to write it at once. The donation supports a civic medical project endorsed by local authorities and appeals to other citizens.
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Wilson
Washington, D. C
Tuberculosis and the Friedmann Therapeutic Claim Assessed
Government health officials report on the Friedmann tuberculosis remedy finds no solid evidence that publicity alone explains its claimed cures. Observers note risks of reduced use of standard therapies and describe ongoing cultures of acid fast bacteria and injections, with details still unclear.
LIMIT FOR GOTHAM GRAFTERS
Denia Sweeny, John Jr, Martha, Jemen EB Hueecy and James PF Thompson, former police inspectors, convicted of conspiring to obstruct justice and in check graft relation. sentenced to one year in penitentiary and a $690 fine each. Rhens Harburger transported Sweeney Martha Thompson Nusrey to Blackwell Island to serve term. Fire aboard ship Ophir near Ladner. eleven crew members accounted for.
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New York
Dennia Sweeny
John Jr
Martha
Jemen EB. Hueecy
James PF. Thompson
Ray Clatone
Rhens Harburger
Sweeney
Thompson
Nusrey
Blackwell
I Sland
Death by own action reported in county decedent case
A sheriff’s report cites that the death was by the decedent’s own action following his defeat in an election bid for county commissioner. Deputies provided the details to Sheriff Hecker, outlining the circumstances leading to the death.
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Tiuttalo
Stomach Pad Latent Prank Sparks Public Controversy
A confusing report from New York in May describes a prank involving a stomach pad device marketed by a man and a woman seeking a 9 in a latent fashion. The Empress Engegle pad allegedly appears in Paris and in two other locations. The item is presented as a fashion device with unclear purpose and has drawn attention for its unusual origins and demonstrations.
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New York
Wreoff & Woman
Paria
Election of Clarence Punk as president at Tumely Firm
New York May 12. The election of Clarence Punk as president of the Tumely company, a maker of sericultural implements, was announced Friday by the Inte ping Liat corporation.
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Pork Heede Rumsey Firm
New York
Clarence
Punk Pe
tig \Tumely company
Inteping Liat Corporation
Bomb threat at church as verger detects ticking parcel
London reports a bomb scare near an altar after a verger heard ticking. Police and bomb squad inspected a brown parcel found hidden near a pew. The plot linked to militant suffragists follows downtrodden public interest in women’s voting rights.
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London
Grant Ark
Blancp’s Park
Putham
Weat End
Finch Joy
Lambeth
St. Tattl's Cathedral
Vitor Ha
Oned
Important News Items From Various Localities
Weehawken New Jersey May floods destroy bridges load of merchandise and water flows into the river causing about 200000 dollars in losses. Washington May debate on malaria control and the white plague to be centerpiece at National Association for the Prevention of Tuberculosis meeting. Biezlea City May rebels seize Uzuhmina town in Vera Gryz stage. London reports a government loan of 260 million pounds from a donor, official says. Pikayue Kentucky May two deputies killed and Deputy Marshal Mark Fotter wounded in Cumberland mountain moonshine clash. New York May election of Punk as president of RumoLy company announced by interim board. unknown year general manager named at International Ferenter company.
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Tuvan
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Heara
Biezlea
Sry
Uzuhmina
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Tlen
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Pikayue
Mark Fotter
Miraville
Cumberland Mountain
New York
Punk
Rumoly Company
Unknow
International Iferenter Company
Record flight sets world marks in Chartres
May 10 in Chartres France saw a remarkable flight event as a pilot named Carriea Bix ty Plane carried a record number of passengers and achieved the longest duration. German and French aviation figures participated, highlighting European aviation progress.
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Chartres
France
Bly Tad Tengere
Alrman Fransecois
Ita
Duratinn
Verdict Awards 4400 for Broken Finger in Brooklyn Subway
In New York on May 10 a Brooklyn jury awarded Ty and Sue Premo $4,400 after a worker incurred a broken finger while on duty in the Brooklyn subway. The court recognized the incident as work-related, granting the plaintiffs the specified damages.
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New York
Intn
Corjear
Pipe Canlker
van Thiriter
Ty & Sue Premo Court
Brooklyn
Tariff Bill Passes Amid Protest and Division in Congress
Washington May 10 The underwood tariff bill, backed by Democrats, passed the House 281 to 139 amid protests. Democrats largely opposed the bill’s Republican amendments, while Republicans pressed for hearings and shifts before Senate action. Debate centered on creating a tariff commission and schedules, with few changes after committee markup and party-line votes.
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Washington
Democratic Party
Lip Bill
Flocdy
Ranmifar Turer
Merchant
Proqueer
Pan Sthakormy
Pat Ho Wearingn
Objectora
Mito
Broussard
Lewisiana
Petitien
Micheal
House
Clark
Mann
Payne
Victor Murdork
Minetean Progrer
Epiopinal
Dupres
Browwaard
Watking
Accused as Axman Expert Theorizes Henry Moore Motive
Leavenworth May 10 A theory by McClaughrey special agent claims Henry Leo Moore authored a string of ax murders across Missouri Kansas and Colorado. He cites a 1911 1921 spree linking victims including Mrs Turmtam the Turmtams Colorado Springs and several families in Kansas and Missouri. The theory emerges after a study of the so called ax murders tied to Moore who is imprisoned in Missouri.
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Leavenworth
Kan
Missouri
Kanasa
Colorado
Leo Moore
Mc@taughey
Department of Junti¢E
McChaughry Fan
Warion
McQinughey
Federal
Heis
Ina
Henry Leo Moore
Jefferson City
Mary Wilson
George Moora
Columbia
Moore Oy McClaughry
HO. Wayne
Sra
A.J. Turmtam
Childran
Colorado Springs
Cola
Willan E. Dawson
Monntooth
William Showman
Eilaworth
Kas
Octouer
Vth
Hotlin Watson
Pacis
Kann
J.B. Moore
Itt
Wilitseada
June
Loi
Wigan
Mra
Moore
Wilsons Host Garden Party at White House
Washington May 1 The Wilsons entertained guests at a White House garden party under the fim of President and Mrs Woodrow Wilson with Mrs Wilson and MissFlorence Wood row Tranes among those present The occasion featured a White Horse pinch and grain juice refreshments and national cerebrations noted throughout the grounds California May 10 A Senate vote on Prohibition measures to limit Sunday drinking failed after a lengthy debate with yeas and nays tallied.
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Washington
Prealdout
Woodrow Wilson
Gallfornia Aundaya
Aagramanta
Cal
Cinanko
Agner
Bundeya
Senate
Witecnk Names Thole Church Pastor at Central Presbyterian
Wroolington residents will attend Central Presbyterian church on May 16 as the Thomason family settles in Whebington. Jamoa II Tay is named pastor, guiding the congregation after the move and service scheduling.
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Witecnk
Thole
Wroolington
Whebington
la Cantral Presbyterian Church
Tey
Jamoa II
Tayfor Ia
Memory of Schurz Dedication in New York Honors Civil War Vet
A 10 Civil War veteran named Aenea who fought with Carl Reharz helped dedicate a monument to him on Morningside Drive and One Hundred aint Sialon's Street. Prominent figures attended, with speeches by Borough President McAneny, Count von Hernstort, the German ambassador, and Congressman Richard Amthohst. Notables present included Gen. Oslextaus, Gen Hernee Porter, Maj. Gen. Grenvine M Hodge, Gen. Adelbert Ainey, and Gen. James WH Wheon, among others.
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New York
Aenea
Carl Reharz
Morningside Drive
Josey H
Choate Brasided
Epoko
Sycechen
Horough
McAneny
Count von Hernstort
Richard Amthohst
Toina
Taterang
Willy Schura
Oslextaus
Hernee Porter
Grenvine M Hodge
Adelbert Ainey
James WH
Wheon
Geang WH
Woo Adh Daowh-ien
Niivon A
Miles
Mrs Thaw Plans Return Tour Amid Controversy
A clipped early 20th century item reports Mrs Thaw announcing a comeback tour with Mytoouth managers and theater engagements in several cities. It mentions a March agency deal, upcoming stops at Olympia and Mira theaters, and references to government control discussions and a reshuffling of staff after a resignation.
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Ronan
Martogly
Noly Halla Yoyatdeville
Pnetinnd
Nork
Olympia
Mira
Tamdun
Manchineel Tree Poison Grows In Africa As Explorer Recalls
An account describes the manchineel tree with its deadly sap and toxic fruit, noting its fearsome appearance and the danger it poses to humans. The narrative recounts how a French explorer and an accompanying native were warned by locals, the sap causing skin burns and potential death if contact or ingestion occurs. The description covers tree size, trunk, branches, and the lethal use of plant parts as poisons.
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Africa
Frohett Explorer
Tae Berhaps
Making the Nation's Money in American History Headlines
A historical accounting outlines US money production last year, detailing daily minting at a large but uncertain rate, the total printed value, and note counts from $1 to $10. It estimates globe-spanning reel implications if laid end to end, and ground coverage of 1,550 acres. Costs include printing around $9.25 million and yearly expenses near $2.69 million.
Rumored Indian Land Sale in Creek Nation Sparks Claims
The narrative alleges rich land owned by Native Americans in the Creek country near Oldatoma was forcibly taken to prove a quest for inexhaustible riches. It claims government allotments granted to the Snake tribe after years of contention, based on land valued at two dollars per acre, with Interior Department oversight heightened to protect Indian rights.
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Indiana
Oldatoma
Uwy
Aalto
Department * of the Interior
Misread Lesson Miscommunication in School Board Scribble
A teacher tried to correct Johnny by instructing him to copy a sentence 100 times and to write on the board. After repeated effort the pupil asked the teacher to return, then finally wrote beneath the completed work a request noting confusion about whether he had gone or stayed, ending with a question about being home.
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Johnny
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