Principal Attack Leaves Students Wounded in Hatfield
In Hatfield Arkansas on a January day, Principal J. Im er and two students expelled a year earlier were attacked by Kenneth Morrow and brother Thomas along with Shel Lebrow. The assailants inflicted probable wounds and fled as police pursued. The younger Morrow tried to return to school but Hoheimer ordered him away and the attack occurred.
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Hatfield, Ark
Jan
J. ©Imer
Knotves
Achool
Kenneth Morrow
Thomas
Shel Lebrow
Morrow
Hoheimer
Mexico Diabetes Herb Promises New Treatment
Advertises a plant-based remedy claimed to treat diabetes by reducing specific gravity, restoring vigor, and building the system. Offers a mail order package with a diet booklet and food values, urging 50 cents for a full report from AMES CHEMICAL in Whitney Point, New York.
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Mexico
Ames Chemical Oothos
Whitney
Albany Cut-Rate Dentists Ad Promotes Easy Payments
Local ad touts Albany cut rate dental services with $20 easy payments and inviting patients to visit for care.
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Albany
Machine Disruption Threat Looms in Washington Legislature
In Olympia on January 22, factions allied with the Taylor machine face a shakeup as two reapportionment bills emerge. Moren of North Yakima and Farnsworth of Lincoln push divergent plans for congressional districts, while Capron proposes county based representation disregarding population.
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House
Sojonas
Moren
North Yakima
Farnsworth
Lincoln Moren
King County
Seattle
Pierce
Washington
Snohomish
Farneworth
Taylor
Capron
San Juan
Basta
Bannick Seeks Rehearing in Edwards Case
Chief Pannick asked for a rehearing after Fay Edwards the woman officer suspended in December and reinstated by the civil service commission faces further inquiry. Edwards said she would take action if Pannick did not halt alleged mis representations prompting the request. The Pacific Coast liner Congress, under construction for Pacific Coast Steamship, will be ready for Seattle by August.
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Fay Edwards
Civil Service Commission
Edwards
Congress
Pacific Conet Steamship Company
Camden
N. J
Seattle
Second man with hole in his head found near station
San Bernardino Cal Jan 32 officers seeking Geo Cox slayer. they found Louie Barron shot through the head near Realstation, Mexican national, linked to the crime. In the same dispatch, American Savings and Trust stockholders elected F Mo Sullivan president with Michael Barles vice president and G K Betts cashier.
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San Bernardino
Cal
Geo. Cox
Sumiual
Louie Barron
Realstation
Cox
The
American Savings & Trust Company
F. Mo Sullivan
Michael Barles
G. K. Betts
George Russell
House Votes for Direct Senator Election in Washington
In Olympia Washington 97 members of the house cast a roll call agreeing to a joint resolution for ratifying the federal amendment for direct election of senators. The measure was ordered sent to the senate and would place Washington as the third state to ratify. If action is rapid 36 states are needed to enact the amendment.
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Minls
Olympia
Wash
House
Danning
Senate
Washington
Y W C A Elects New Directors
The Y W C A annual meeting elected nine directors including Mrs G Cosgrove and Mrs Edwin London. Officers chosen for 1913 are Mrs W Wood president Mrs Eliza Leary vice president Mrs Everett Smith recording secretary Mrs J A Slamm corresponding secretary and Mrs G F Brawley treasurer.
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G. Cosgrove
M. L. Denny
Miller
A. Slamm
L. F. Mackiem
M. A. Matthews
Winfield KR. Smith
W. W. Beck
Edwin London
Mra. W. Wood
Eliza F. Leary
Everett Smith
J. A. Slamm
G. F. Brawley
Bashful Boers Seek Bag Collections In Church
Pretoria January 22 Members of the Reformed church petition for reviving the old collection bags rather than plates claiming the bags avoid public shaming over their neighbor's conduct.
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Pretoria
The
Reformed Church
Dorwin Declares Insanity After Calf For Wife Offer
In Lacrosse on January 22 Eben Dorwin was judged insane after proposing to trade a calf for a wife. His only condition was that the wife be young, and he stated any woman meeting that qualification would suffice.
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Lacrosse
Win
Eben Dorwin
Dorwin
Danbury Railroader Hibernates Through Winter
John Hart of Danbury Connecticut plans to sleep through the rest of winter in his bed. He will not rise until Groundhog Day and has kept this ritual for five winters. His wife and family care for his needs while he hibernates and he says it does him good. His spring return is gradual with weakness at first but strength returns after a short period.
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Danbury
Conn
John Hart
Hart
Captain Sets Sail On His Last Trip Of Prince Rupert
Captain J, one of the Pacific coast’s oldest mariners, signals to cast off on the steamer Prince Rupert. Tuesday morning marks his 112th voyage and his final trip before retiring to become a pilot in Vancouver B. C.
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Vancouver
Pacific Coast
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