Planetarium show dazzles Chicago readers with space wonders
Arthur Bris bane reports from Chicago on a public planetarium event featuring a renowned astronomer from California and Mount Wilson's President Campbell. The exhibit illuminates celestial paths, sun and moon phases, and the Milky Way for visitors including children, while contrasting science education with the spectacle of a livestock auction outside.
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Chools
Universitie
Celifar
Campbell
Mount Wilson
Nar
Northwaters
Siamese King Seeks Treatment Amid Civic Pageantry
A damaged early 20th century newspaper item reports King Antonin visiting the city for a ceremonial event. Provincial dignitaries, civic groups, and a flower parade greet the royal party. A key presented by Mayor Chambers symbolizes local welcome as officials plan further ceremonies and public entertainments.
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Tansdas
Ila
Howerr Tole
Suditorigny
Civic
Sock
Bhdy's
Carvital Varkeres
Pertotiers
Xylendur
Auroniu Noll
Aaustenio
Wan Lorne
Southern Pacific
Stacion
Alan Detwern
Vixas I Cavallers
Ejesta Aseuiation
Alamo
C. M. Chambers
Chamber
Hieg Antonin
Blizzard Grips Midwest as Lightning Strikes Homes
A severe storm system swept the western plains and Midwest with freezing lows and heavy rain. Lightning struck a residence on Summit Avenue in Kansas City. no serious injuries reported. Damaging weather disrupted power and rain fell across Montana Wyoming Colorado Nebraska and South Dakota.
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Kansas
Mimdier
United States
Pacific Coast
Rockies
Washington
Oreann
Canat
Recky Mountain
South Dakota
Nebraska
Patia
Texss
Oklahoma
Montana
Wyoming
Endlern
Kandéy
Vanhandle
Che Cain
Minnesota
Kansas City
Lulse
Patched Forecast Reels From Norther Wind Gusts
A northern wind battered the area with gusts up to 34 miles per hour and thunderstorm rainfall near 0.63 inches. By the next day temperatures will fall across the northern reach as a trough peaks, then warm spring weather returns by midweek according to J I Tartine of the weather bureau. Breezing conditions were observed Tuesday morning at various stations, with forecasts calling for a cooling trend and return to spring by Wednesday afternoon.
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Sepring
Norther
Nexday Eisht
J. I. Tartine
Wenter Bureau
Mans Pantantte
Weather Forecast For The Week Ahead In South District
Forecasters predict mild to cool conditions across the region with variable winds. Highs near the mid fifties and lows around the forties as fronts move through, bringing rain chances midweek and clearing by the weekend. Experts note a warming trend by Friday into early next week. Local readers urged to check Page 2 for detailed daily breakdowns.
Siam Couple Faced Rain Hearing At Quel Rambaibaral
An unclear report describes Siam couple NGHIGAGO and companions facing council or royal figures near Quel Rambaibaral and Chicago area drainage concerns. The king reportedly expressed intent to remain in Fieldision amid stormy conditions, prompting haste and tension among attendees.
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Sian
Tammany Votes Faith in Crain
New York April 21 4 Thomas C T Crain foil age district attorney whose conduct is under investigation by the governor Tintele. The tainted vote in Riven vein of the Mum ia society shows confidence while the district attorney alters counsell Hines defends Crain.
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Tammany
Crain
New York
Thomas C. T. Crain
Tintele
Mumia Society
Hines of
Ueain'x
Bane
Mary Garden Out of Chicago Opera
Chicago theater note reports Mary Garden leaving a Chicago opera engagement. The Tribune cites no released dates or official statements beyond an agreed conclusion, with unclear details and naming of the company involved.
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Mary Garden
Out of
Chicago Opera
Senator Has Right Speech But Goes to Wrong Lunch
A garbled OCR text from Quincy recounts a senator at a luncheon with disjointed phrases and unclear actions. The readable parts reference a senator and lunch but lack coherent details or outcomes. The passage preserves only scattered names and nonsensical dialogue fragments.
Equal representation petitions pace city council demand
The Citizens League plans to present 10 000 petitions to the city council next Monday urging equal representation at the polls by May 12. Charlen M. Dickson, vice chairman, announced the petitions are in circulation and meeting with a strong response. The drive seeks universal rights and fair treatment ahead of a mayoral decision.
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Tore Chom
Citizens League
Charlen M. Dickson
Shmirman
Nouneed Luesilay
Lalion
Dickson
Cunne
Abe Hele
Wiswer
Connaissiouris
Trgnac Commission
GC. M
Political League and Broadcast Schedule
A fragmented timetable lists political events and broadcasts including Temple Cathedral program at 8:00 PM with speakers Weary Mirnchberg and John Boyle, plus other sessions at Maverick Park and WWOAL venue. Reading notes mention weather concerns and multiple city locations such as Houston and New Braunfels.
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Ullarens League
KMAG
Temple Cathe
Rysa Beesdrant
Solin Wheeler
Meavmenting
Maverick Park
Tanth
Yroalway
Weary Mirnchberg
John Boyle
F.C. Davis
The
Randidates
Kono Benadrast
X. . Quintanilla
X. . Quintanilla, Joeb5 P. M—Wwoal Benadcant, Charlte
Dickson
Adaminintention
M—Kond
Dames
Chambers Ruling Sparks Heated Debate Over Supervisors
Saturday ruling by nD Golibadey prompts discussion of how many supervisors should sit in each poll with Mayor Chambers offering a lower mine option. Citizens and opponents push for equal representation as the league renews its fight and the commission hints at path to action.
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Chambers Hat
Golibadey
Uie
Tague
Dickean
League
Chambeis
Irae
Wednesday Fiesta Program Highlights and Events
Schedule lists events at Plaza hotel and nearby venues including a flower show cabaret and a trades parade. Readings note the Woman's Club segment and local commercial development displays with times around 4 pm and evening performances.
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Aniltongenilon
Rothwestern Stars
Sid Laan League
Plaza Hotel
Menger
Trades Bay Parade
Indiateial
Dniteon's
New Government of Spain Seizing Crown Property
Madrid reports claim the republican government seizes crown property including assets tied to exile King Alfonso. An aerial judge has been appointed to oversee proceedings while Moroccan wards valued assets are mentioned in the broader seizure context.
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Spain
Madrid
Alfonas
Irebich
le Man
Alfonso de Bourbon
Nag
Youth Loses Right to Ride in Autos
In Little Rock Arkansas on April 21 a youth was convicted of injuring a schoolmate while motoring and lost the right to ride in automobiles, a municipal prohibition imposed after the incident.
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Litile Rock
Ark
Musicipal
Pershing and Cardinal Arrive in France
In France on April 兵 Cardinal Muntelein of Chicago and Gen. John J. Pershing arrived aboard the Leviathan. The cardinal heads to Rome while Pershing resumes duties with the Battle Monuments Commission headquartered at Washington Darts.
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Qhersourg
France
Muntelein
Chicago
Inba J. Pershing
Leviathan
Rome
AELF
Battle Monuments’ Commission Bradamarters
Darts
Robbery Report Details Cash Stolen in Local Store
A store robbery near San Anger resulted in losses including $31,200 in cash and about $24 in notes. Authorities say fingerprints tied to a suspect, Vingis Moore, were recovered at the scene and notes mention $1200 in cash. The incident occurred near Tigary Woods and involved disrupted entry.
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San Anger
Tigary Woods
Gencers
Vingis Moore
Olivers
Doak to Speak at Temple Dedication Lincoln Temple Event
William S. Doak secretary of labor will speak at the dedication of the Lincoln marriage temple on June 12 in Decaturburg. The announcement was made today in town.
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Doak
Wonsmrabenre Kru
Slpi
William S. Doak
Secretary of
Labor
Apeak
Pnecodaburg Sae
Tonbas
Weather Bureaus of Sun to Study Solar Storm Effects
In a dispatch from Mount Hilson Obshiva Tory Calin April 21 twenty five weather bureaus worldwide are being organized to study solar storms and their effects on Earth. Astronomers expect disruptions in the atmosphere and magnetic activity to be monitored. Results are not expected for up to a year as solar observations continue.
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Weather Bureaus of Sun
Mount Hilson Obshivatory
Calin
Trayers
Ain
Rizhe Mbites
Sola Magattin
Allegations Cause Grand Jury Probe in City Police Scandal
Foreman Willian Dehse faces probe after he and Welldon claim police detectives aided a jeweler's mob activity. Police deny Welldon's charges as a grand jury is promised. detectives seek to name accusers amid dispute over alleged statements. A key figure, Harry Ratathan, is linked to a separate unsolved case at a Houston Street business.
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Ruairi
Rildis Tosahy
Harry Ratathin
Ceverth
Houston Street
Dunler
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