Infant Dies Button Caused Fatal Race to San Antonio
Sinton infant Dorothy Boyer swallowed a brass button during play. Parents L A Boyer and O G Bloyer rushed the child by car twelve miles to San Antonio after midnight, reaching the Broadway hospital before dawn. Surgeons prepared to remove the button in an emergent operation as the child’s condition worsened.
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Sinton
San Antonio
Sia‘ton
L. A
L. A. Boyer
Mire
Bloyer
O. G. Bloyer
Broadway
Dorothy
Tee Daler
Sen
Antonio
Will Mine Gold in Vermont Hills
RANDOLPH Vt April 12 A party led by Moses Barcomb of East Sempton Brookfield district plans a new venture to mine gold silver zinc and copper on Beer Mountain slopes near there Barcomb has tested the ground and found samples of pay dirt Attorney Joseph M Donata and Archie Couchon of musthampton filed papers to form a company to pursue the venture and work the site with Barcomb as lead operator
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Randolph
Moses Barcamb
East
Sempton
Brookfield
Western
Air
Barcimb
Joseph M. Donata
Archie Couchon
Musthampton
Beer Mountain
Barcomb
Treasure hunt features fifty dollar prize in local notice
Fragmented OCR shows a playful puzzle page promising five hundred dollars from the San Antonio Public Service Company as a prize, with hints about a street settlement and weekly solutions. The text mentions Isabel MacDonald and Frances Baas, and notes the aunt will continue the game for employees and families.
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Amsay MacDonald
Isabel MacDonalds
Henry
Frances Baas
Alvarez Place
Oper
San Antonio Public Service Company
Prize Puzzle Winner Promises Big Treasure Victory
Frances Bass of 387 Alvarez Place won The Lights weekly treasure of 1000 dollars and plans to solve this week’s puzzle for another chance at cash and merchandise. She gifted part of the prize to her church fundraiser and has already used a merchandise order for bread, while aiming to keep winning to reach a grand prize.
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Frances Bass
Alvarez Place
Baex
Fulide
Pmnicipal Auditorium
Prant Avenue Baptist
Holmecs
600 Russian Nobles Run Berlin Taxis
Berlin reports fear among residents as about 600 titled Russians flee the city amid upheaval. Counts and countesses are said to have departed, with many princes and princesses noted among the exodus, and officials scramble to verify identities and titles.
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Berlin
New Tenor Sings in Caruso's Clothes
New York report says John Johnson from Freciteph Ontario appeared in a bold performance of Aida wearing Caruso’s costumes, a gift from the widow of Caruso. Critics compare Johnson to John McCormack as the greatest tenor of the day.
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Caruso
New York
Lord Jobnson
Freciph
John McCormack
Johnson
Gatekropibe Titan
Dushesid
President's Job Hard For Democrat Seeks White House
Fragmentary account from Philadelphia on April 12 describes a Democrat facing a tough path to the White House. The report mentions Newton Baker and a Democratic women’s club event with Mrs. William, noting cautious observation of political developments.
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Philadelphia
White House
Newton 2
Baker
Eulogiamis Wondyow
Silom
Wiham
Prize items listed in Western Heights sweepstakes drawing
The notice describes a long list of prizes and credits tied to a sweepstakes or raffle including S100 credit on a site in Western Heights, various payments for schooling and groceries, 8 percent laundry credit, $100 home credit, meals, lamps, boat rental at Medina Lake, and a featured prize of a framed reproduction of Bluebonnets. The total value is stated as about 147 dollars with weekly drawings featuring many named sponsors and goods from local businesses.
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New Hudson
Essex Ear
Ty Marshall Ford
Western Heights
Thurman Bar- Tait
Texas
Chire Practic College
Shepherd Jacndey
Fite Company
Fi World of Groceries
Pigely Wigaly Company
Dundee Woolen Mills
Auto Parts Company
Medina Lake
Ane- Granteri Toaves
Braden-Hudss
Meding Lake
Medina
Porter Lering
Fallenderdonk
San Antonis Light
Pigely ‘Wiggly
Rome
I. Eh Fite Company
Geayburg of Company
Braden-Hudson-Wangler Company
Doe Granich
Gaspard the Paris Elephant is Put Down
April 12 report says Gaspard an elephant in Paris died after officials decided euthanasia. Weighing about ten tons and twelve feet tall the animal was kept without a mate due to municipal funding. The elephant reportedly broke the bars of his pen, injured a keeper and damaged a tusk in fits of rage.
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Pares
Gaspard
Ta Department
Boo Sidermen
Police
Departmenta
Paris
Alber Tian Roeland
Gengard
Cat Guards Home From Robbers in Wisconsin
In Olonto Wisconsin April 12 a cat named Pal weighing twenty pounds frightened tea thieves who tried to enter the home of Mia Helen McClelland. The cat sprang to the bedroom and woke Mrs McClelland by leaping on her bed, prompting the intruders to flee.
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Olonto
Wis
Pal
Mia
Helen McClelland
Fragmentary UK political chatter on labor government fears
The message muses on Britain's Empire under a Labour government, noting unease among the intelligentsia about how the empire could endure if Labour gains power. It hints at public alarm and speculative debate without concrete events or names.
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MacDonald
Britain
British Empire
Debate on Canceling War Debt Stirs New York Meeting
A discussion on canceling war debts unfolds in New York with Professor Edwin R A Seligman of Columbia slated to argue the issue against Representative Hamilton Fish. The April 12 item notes the Borah-Tutler meeting as a comparison and mentions ample seating for observers.
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New York
Edwin R. A. Seligman
Columbia
Sam
Hamilton Fish
Liberal Students Urged Spanking by Trustee Secretary
Westchester Pennsylvania April report notes Mins Tsabel Dartington, secretary to the trustees of the state normal school, proposes a drastic remedy for student protests by liberal clubs. She suggests parents should give liberals a "good old-fashioned uptaking." The item cites reactions to professor removals and mentions Professor Ribert Sibler and his studies on national tendencies.
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Westchester
Mins Tsabel Dartington
The
State Normal School
Liberal Club
King Baseball Ascend Throne at Opening Day
As spring training winds down owners push shifts in rosters and renovations. Dan Howler replaces George Sisler at St. Louis while Uncle Wilbert Rabinson pursues pennants with youth. Predictions favor Pittsburgh and New York in the National League race and Connie Mack’s Athletics with the Yankees head the American League.
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Dan Howler
St. Louis
George Sisler
Wilbert Rabinson
Benaklsa
Connie Dinck
Boston
Titisburgh
Donna Busht
Ed Housh
Welb
Ban Johnson
American Teague
Landis
Joan
Pittsburgh
New York
St. Louis Cardinals
Cincinnati
Connie Mack
Detroit
Cleveland
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Hasan
Holmes
Treasure
Sleuth
Jack
Dalton
Schlitz
Autvaukee
Teaas Wrokeragh CO
Bowth Medima
San Anton
Cat
Ribert Sibler
Baseball
Woodlawn
E. 0. Knopp
West
Magnolia
Woodlawn District
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