Sleep Talker Loses Wife In Divorce And Job
A Chicago bartender Joseph Hutchinson faced a court over babbling in his sleep about a woman named Minnie. His wife, Mrs. Hutchinson, proved Minnie real, leading to a divorce and Joseph losing his job at a cafe owned by a relative. The piece contrasts nocturnal chatter with the courtroom outcome.
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Joseph Hutchinson
Chicago
Joseph
Mintie
Minnie
Sarah
Blanche
Genevieve
Mrs. Hutchinson
Recognizing Carranza from Washington on good authority
From Washington reports state the Filson administration will recognize the Constitutionalists as the de facto government in Mexico if they grant certain guarantees. The note discusses the duty to recognize the dominant party and what the United States might aim to accomplish in Mexico. A separate line mentions prohibition and policy debates about amnesty for Mexican officers.
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United States
Carranza
Guerta
Huerta
New York Iy
Constitucionali
Ilegal
Luerta
Woodrow Wilson
Aw Tegal
Magisrate
Mexico
Carravan
Logeal
New York
Washington
Reumiatys
Filson
Ito
A GOOD INVESTMENT FOR BRACK ENRIDGE PARK GOLF COURSE
The San Antonio municipal golf project faces criticism that it benefits few. Proponents say it expands recreation beyond golf club members, aiding all citizens from workers to business owners and stimulating tourism by adding a city amenity and potential economic boost.
San Antonio Golf Course Seen as Mutual Benefit for City
The article argues that a new municipal golf course benefits both merchants and laborers by boosting tourism and local prosperity. It defends the expenditure on a golf expert, noting the course will attract winter visitors and increase Brackenridge Park improvements with a favorable return to taxpayers and residents.
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Brackenridge Park
San Antonio
Us Phyore
Vince
Siack
Gulf Course
San Antonians
Not all aristocrats among German officers claim
The piece argues many renowned German military leaders come from non noble backgrounds. It cites Alexander von Kleist, August von Mecklenburg, and Admiral Tirpitz, noting fathers as architects, farmers, or lawyers. It stresses Social origins vary and highlights Count von Buelow as a long-standing aristocratic name amid high losses.
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Germany
Mexander von Kinek
August von Miekensen
von Hindenburg
Count Paul von Benzckebdorf
Hindenburg
Eral von Buelow
von Buelows
War Loans Here and Abroad
One of the peculiar developments of the war is that governments of belligerent nations can borrow money in America cheaper than abroad. They float short-term securities or take temporary loans in the U S money market, funds to be drawn for heavy purchases of supplies in this country. The discount and interest rates on these borrowings exceed those in their own financial centers.
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Varique
Omaha Bee Team
Unbeloved Nations and U S Aid Over Seas
A quoted commentator notes European powers do not love the United States yet America feeds Belgium and saves Serbia from pestilence. He argues against shipping Armenians by tank, urging instead to remove victims from those shores and urging foreign critics to accept relief efforts.
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Europe
United States
Belgium
Serbia
Heffalo Tinaalgors
Colored Cotton Production Breakthrough Reported
A. W. Brabham at Oliver & Co claims a method to produce cotton in colors from snowy white to deep olive green and even black, enabling spinners to secure raw or processed cotton in any shade. The breakthrough challenges monopolistic dye industry control and could transform textile production with colored cotton fibers.
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Gornan
A. W. Brabham
Olar, & Cy
Elis
Banks Should Aid Farmers in Reasonable Lending
A reader urges banks to provide farmers with affordable credit to support cotton production. The letter argues widespread demand for state lending at reasonable rates and criticizes high charges, asserting banking should serve farming prosperity with fair terms and reduced interest.
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Banita
Puykora Cvant
Texas Fannie
Hoyen
Lemilimale Bankiig
These Go On Forever At The New Yorke America Show
A fragmented program listing acts from a vaudeville page. Mentions The Acrobat, The Magician, a quartet, Ray Thue Singer, Tight Wire artist, Dogs on benches, Juggler, Italian Impersonator, double acts, and a comic with stage directions. Descriptive, era tone notes routines, props, and repeated banter amid a chaotic lineup.
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New Yorke
America
Cerna
Hns Eng
M. Biddy
LeClayre
Merendey
Daily Fashion Hint on Severely Tailored Hats and Curtains
Fashion note praises severely tailored hats like the Curtin style with high crowns and narrow brims. It highlights pressed beaver, simple trims of leather ribbon or velvet, and dainty draped elements. Describes a charming frock with a narrow silhouette and ankle boots, noting a subtle boning effect under the skirt.
Fragmented Theatre Scene Description With Masked Characters
A garbled OCR scene describes a musical family act with a father in uniform, mother and daughter, a gun, and a river setting. It mentions a sling opening a wen and a Rinexer rubbed to the ine, a national hanta of tensorship order, and stage lighting with a lamp. The piece includes a wife, a faltering curtain, and a newlywed sketch amid confusion.
Observant Citizen and a Waltonian Dinner Tale
An informal San Antonio scene frames a father’s Waltonian pride during a phone call about a fishing trip. A young suitor learns humor is best saved for later while a bystander smokes and jokes about local ordinances as city life and family dynamics intersect in a clipped, late era newspaper voice.
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Isaac Walton
Louis
Bee
A & O'Clork
Pather
S.ter
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