Editor's wedding announcement shocks Nation readership
An editor and assistant editor of the Nation, William H Mangold and Miss Arlen Woohtan Smith, planned to wed at Miss Smith's home yesterday after a swift arrival from New York. The social event drew attention as a prominent union within literary circles.
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Oust Democrats Refusing Pledge in Wichita Falls
A contested political meeting in Wichita Falls ends with the US committee members declared vacant after Democrats refuse to pledge support for all nominees. The local Hemocrace group claims a sweeping victory over opposing forces at the county’s first meeting, leaving key positions unfilled.
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Dr Caldwell's 3 Rules for Health and Constipation
Dr Caldwell promotes Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a safe mild remedy for constipation. The ad claims it strengthens the system, eases emesis and biliary issues, and avoids habit formation. It invites readers to mail a coupon for a free trial.
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Prohibition Era Fines Reported in United States District Court
Fines ranging from 25 to 100 dollars were levied on twenty defendants for violation of the prohibition law as they pleaded guilty before the U.S. District Court in West AY. Names listed include Joe Cuenta, J. S. Woydaton, Coyoto, Felipe Jang, Castillo, Carrion, Albert, Manuel Saenz, Villareal, Wille, Floren Roiz, Moret, Kagur Tlurtman, and others. Several defendants were found not guilty or had cases continued for trial at the next session. A second term session is set to begin September 24 with a report on the calendar for the second session of the special term.
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Youth Denies He'll Join Mounties in Northwest Pledge
Lane chairman of the Mount of Great Northern to HM return to Vale Cor the él] semester instead of joining the Northwest mounted palier, a report from a few days ago states he will not enlist.
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Champ Sets Rolling Pin Record At Cotton Palace
Waco report notes a champion hurled a rolling pin 106 feet at the Cotton Palace. A. G. Broome set a new world record surpassing the previous mark by 4 feet 2 inches, with a pair of rolling pins on display and a $45 prize. Her husband appears to be in the house of health.
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Court Halts Dance Hall Injunction Under Advisement
Judge Taylor of the Fifth District court weighs an injunction against the Academy of Dancing on Josephine Street amid testimony over nuisance and disturbances from music. Plaintiff Henry Franelart accuses the venue of causing disruption while operator Grover Crain and witnesses defend orderly dancing and music. Ruling expected by week’s end.
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Reach Mountains of Moon in Africa Fort Lortal Report
A fragment reports efforts by British and American participants to summit Mount Raker in equatorial Africa, with references to the Mountain of the Moon in Africa and a vague expedition narrative. Details are garbled but indicate a push toward a high African peak and a titled society or petition related to exploration.
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Levine Leaves Companions in Lurch in Paris Flight Incident
Paris report details a midair incident where Chacko A Levine and three pilots including Bert Auoste and two Dutch fliers were aboard a floatplane before landing near Paris. Dutch pilot Mencken and Wickham were among those aboard as authorities debated return of the plane to its French navy owners. The event sparked questions over authorization and next steps for transporting the aircraft back to its base.
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Two Face Charges of Kidnapping Girl in New Orleans
The report notes two men charged with kidnapping a girl named Ruth Williams, daughter of Harry Williams, superintendent of public works, with details scattered from Charleston to Perry and Talia She, involving a manor and a supposed crime scene in Columbia.
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