Trouble in the Troupe at No 6 Tom company
A chaotic incident aboard the Vin cennes Circuit ends with a local manager calling a patrol wagon after a wild sequence of injuries and accidents. A nine teen dollar prize is noted in a record house as the most valuable detail amid the mayhem.
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Tom Company
Vincennes
Sawville
Marks
Eva
Papa St. Clair
Simon Legree
Unc
Tom
Ophelia
Hades
Dame Nature Hints When the Food Is Not Salted
An Arizona man describes relief after abandoning coffee and starchy breakfasts for Postum and Grape-Nuts. He reports improved digestion, no headaches, and a 12 pound weight gain after three months, praising the products as delicious and easily digested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arizona
Wellville
Kansas Produces Most Wheat in Ten Year World Averages
The USDA bulletin shows Kansas leads in wheat with 72 million bushels yearly for a decade. It lists U S. and world production by state for horses mules cheese dairy swine and corn with Texas Iowa Illinois Nebraska Missouri Kansas appearing among leaders.
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Texas
United States
Missouri
New York
Iowa
Montana
Central West
Illinois
Kansas
Nebraska
Blaze the Way for Aviators Across the Continent
New York aviation contest organizer Westgard starts from 76th Street on an auto tour to San Francisco as special commissioner for Hearst to map topography and weather along the route. He will report daily findings and locate landing sites fuel oil and repair stations for the transcontinental flight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
N. Y
William R. Hearst
Anthony I. Westgard
Automobile Touring Club of America
76Th Street
San Francisco
Kearst
Westgard
Postal Employees Elect Southwest Postal Association Officers
At the closing meeting of the Southwest Postal association two year term officers were elected. Thomas J. Aiken of St. Joseph Missouri was named president and W. C. Markain of Baldwin Kansas was secretary and treasurer. Vice presidents were W R Childs of Kansas City Kansas, Daniel F Clanges of Kansas City Oklahoma Harry Clark of McAlester Oklahoma D P Holiwell of Fort Madison Iowa Edward Sizer of Lincoln Nebraska J A Houghton of Jonesboro Arkansas I M Sawyer became vice president at large representing railway mail clerks.
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Kansas City
Missouri
Southwest Postal Association
Thomas J. Aiken
St. Joseph
W. C. Markain
Baldwin
Kan
Kansas
W. R. Childs
Daniel F. Clanges
Oklahoma
Harry Clark
McAlester
Iowa
D. P. Holiwell
Fort Madison
Nebraska
Edward Sizer
Lincoln
Arkansas
J. A. Houghton
Jonesboro
I. M. Sawyer
Paris Faces Food Famine As Rail Strike Paralyzes Lines
Paris authorities organize a boat service to transport food from rural districts as rail strikes for Northern Eastern Western State Paris Lyons and Mediterranean lines halt deliveries. Premier Briand denounces the strike as criminally rooted insurrection.
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Paris
France
Lyons
Mediterranean
Briand
War in Africa Renewed Amid Spanish Internal Strife
Madrid reports renewed fighting in Morocco linked to tensions from Spain's Republican movement. Observers fear the conflict could be used to spur armed opposition to Alfonso, aligning external war with domestic upheaval.
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Spain
Morocco
Madrid
Hendaye
Africa
Alfonso
Ex-Gov Stanley Dies in Wichita After Long Politics Career
Ex governor William E. Stanley of Kansas died at his Wichita home at 4:45 am from arteriosclerosis. A longtime lawyer and public servant, he served as Jefferson and Sedgwick county attorney, state legislator, governor, and Dawes commission member. Born December 28 1844 in Ohio, he moved to Kansas in 1870, taught school, and practiced law in a prominent firm. He married Emma Hills in 1876 and was active in church work teaching Sunday school and delivering sermons from bed via telephone during illness.
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Wichita
Kansas
W. E. Stanley
William E. Stanley
Jefferson
Sedgewick
Dawes Commission
United States
Sedgwick County
Stanley
Hardin County
Ohio
Danville
Patterson
Wesleyan University
Jefferson County
Perry
Emma Hills
Duveen Brothers Art Dealer Arrested in U S Customs Raid
In New York Benjamin J Duveen, head of Duveen Brothers at 302 Fifth Avenue, was arrested on a bench warrant with six officers raiding the shop on charges of systematically swindling the United States government out of customs duties running into millions. His uncle Henry Duveen was arrested on Lusitania arrival. Benjamin posted 50000 bail for examination by U S Commissioner Shields.
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New York
N. Y
Benj. J. Duveen
Duveen Brothers
Wifth Avenue
America
United States
Henry Uveen
Lusitania
Duveen
Shields
Benjamin Duveen
Edwin R. Norwood
There is No Chance of War Says Starr Jordan
President Starr Jordan of Leland Stanford University arrives in New York aboard the Adriatic after three months in Europe. He attended a zoological congress in Austria and now advocates peace, warning that naval arms buildup by European powers is ruinous.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
N. Y
Starr Jordan
Leland Stanford University
Europe
Cratz
Austria
England
Mars
United States
Roosevelt Drives Indiana Campaign For Peveridge
Col Roosevelt toured Indiana delivering a vigorous appeal for votes to send Albert J Peveridge back to the Senate A balcony speech at the English Hotel drew about 50000 listeners Roosevelt called it the meeting of a lifetime in thirty years of politics
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Indianapolis
Indiana
Theodore Roosevelt
United States
Albert J. Peveridge
Tenge
Senate
Col. Roosevelt
Gas Strike Near Memphis Tops Two Miles North
Natural gas was struck two miles north of Memphis on a farm owned by Overton and Overton. The pressure blew the casing and sent block and tackle 30 feet into the air as crews drilled for oil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memphis
Tenn
Tennessee
Overton & Overton
Influence of the mother on her children in society
The article extols mothers as the primary influence on their children's morals and manners. A refined, consistent mother shapes sons and daughters, softening voices and behavior through kind words and gentle example. It asserts that today’s mother rules tomorrow’s world and warns that true friendship is tested by adversity.
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Nature
Eye salve and home goods ad clippings
An assortment of vintage product pitches includes Pettit's Eye Salve for irritated eyes, Red Cross Ball Blue for households, a laconic quote, and Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup for teething. The fragment references Buffalo NY and general consumer items with bold claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pettit
Howard Bros
Buffalo
N. Y
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Kansas City Directory
Els
Kakss
Ava
Kas
City
Express
Bonkey Oteam Dye Works CO
Johnnie
Washington, D. C
United States Department of Agriculture
Southwest Association
Jordan
Beveridge
Lacordatre
RED Cross
W. L. Douglas
W.l. Douglas
W.L L. Douglas
Brockton
Mass
Carter
Carters
Allen
Throne Tleer
Bene
Mili Lee
Mall
J Allen
Ept
St.Paul Minn
Parker
Dr. Pierce
Japan
Standard Oil Company (Incorporated
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