Sermon Links Wealth, Thaw Case To Parental Duty
In Allegheny City, Dr. C. W. Blodgett at North Avenue church urges parental responsibility in rearing children, warning wealth can corrupt if not learned through labor. He cites the Thaw case, contrasts boy and girl temptations, and asks families to guard youth amid sensational court disclosures.
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C. W. Blodgett
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Court of Justice
New York
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Allegheny
Evelyn Nesbit
Harry Thaw
Liberty
Yellow Chrysanthemums Shower at Michigan Junior Hop
Girls from twenty states and two from Canada attended the annual Junior hop at the University of Michigan. A green pine cover on the roof was tipped by a wire device, showering yellow chrysanthemums on dancers. Rioting students outside Bijou theater led to police action. five rioters were arrested and later fined.
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Bop
Town ruled by boys experiment in Winona Ind
A youth run city plan planned for Winona Indiana during August will create a complete municipality led entirely by boys aged 11 to 17. Eight wards will elect representatives, and stores and services will be run by boy stock companies with profits paid as dividends. Adults will supervise, and provisions may be bought or brought. housing will be in tents.
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Connc
Charges Against A Lawyer In Springfield Disgraceful Practice Alleged
Springfield Feb 11 Charges of disgraceful practice were filed by Police Magistrate Clark S Shipp against Assistant State's Attorney Harry B Hartes before the Sangamon County Bar grievance committee. He is accused of filing an injunction against the city to stop payment of outstanding red warrants and of accepting 1250 to influence a petition. He denies all charges and will answer February 25.
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Clark S. Shipp
Harry. B. Harts
Sangamon County
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Harte
Park Board
Harts
Harte Ban
Barry Thaw case stalls as wife to testify on Feb 1
Rest report outlines Mrs. Barry Thaw's strained condition and the attempt by Thaw to secure a respite for his wife. A juror illness briefly raises danger of mistrial but is deemed not incapacitating. Separate notes cover a Milwaukee death by hanging, a Swedish banquet in Rockford, a bank safe robbery in Charlotte, and Speaker Cannon's illness.
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Gay Dirs
White
Buch
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Mich
David Smith
Woodbury
Washington
Canbon
Toklo
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Jit
San Francisco
Hawaii
Japan
California Japan school row tests treaty limits
In Washington and San Francisco leaders clash over California Japanese school issues. President Roosevelt and officials reject a nonbinding settlement, insisting sovereignty and exclusion debates stay firm. Mayor Schmitz defends state rights amid strong editorials from Tokyo.
Mighty Merciful Jury Finds Crone Guilty In 18 Years
A jury in Bansay City convicts Alpert M Crone of second degree murder in the killing of Bertha Bowlin his former sweetheart. Crone, 19, received an eighteen year penitentiary sentence after attacking Bowlin and Frank Kem with a gas pipe on a night near the Unfon station. Kem survived though unconscious days and Bowlin died from injuries. One of Crone’s lawyers was Jesse James Jr. Canada tightens press freedom after Thaw trial details leak. postmaster general warns newspapers printing trial evidence risk misdemeanor. AnAdvertisement Rocky Mountain Tea is touted as a life aid.
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Bansay City
Alpert M. Crone
Bertha Bowlin
Crone
Miss Bowlin
Frank Kem
Kersey Cdxtes
Fon
Kern
Jesse James, Jr
Canada
Ottawa
Ont
Bag Deen
New York
Imperial Orchestra to Play for Dances and Socials
Notice states the Imperial Orchestra will perform for dances clubs and socials with prices right and music guaranteed. Call Cora Belt at 419 Red or plowa hone 776 for details.
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Imperial Orchestra
Cora Belt
Anti-Government Agitators Roar In Teheran Row
Feb 13 report from Teteran notes rising anti-government agitators in Persia amid growing famine concern. People blame government for supporting Belgians and ministers’ incompetence. Tabriz parliament members arrive in Teheran saying there is no cause for anxiety as bazaars close and unrest grows.
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Punta
Tabriz
Azerbaijan
Teheran
Ar Nved
Russia's Stolypin Calls for Tough Measures and Unity
In St. Petersburg on February 11 Premier Stolypin described a parliament skewed by alien race representation and urged a firm hand. He warned of distrust, promoted local administration reforms, and said he was ready to die for Russia if necessary.
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Venezuelan President's Nephew Seeks U S Naturalization
Jose Gerardo Layerce Castro, 25, nephew of Venezuela's President, says he will naturalize in the United States to escape assassination. He claims a family feud and past threats driven him to seek protection, recounting his father's murder 13 years ago and his escape to Paris before moving to St. Louis. He now works at Bettina Railroad as a clerk. In other news, the Supreme Court dismisses cases against Chauncey Dewey and associates over the Berry family killings in western Kansas in 1908.
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Venezuela
St. Louia
Jose Gerardo Layerce Castro
United States
Paris
St. Louis
Bettina
Chauncey Dewey
News Digest From Washington and Abroad
Disjointed items report Croker in Rome and travels to Egypt, Burkett chosen by the vice president, wage hikes at Louisville street railway and Missouri Pacific in Sedalia, rumblings on Cuba and tariffs, a London audience with President Roosevelt on suffrage, Kingston Jamaica mayor’s death after quake, a proposed New York harbor general strike, and unrelated commercial ads and transit rates.
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Lottery to Aid Zeppelins and Airship Experiments
Berlin February 11 The Provisional government authorized a lottery to fund General Count Zeppelins airship experiments and related work in air navigation. German states may join. Zeppelins prior plans were praised as progressive and further funding was deemed justified. Zeppelins age is given as 69. Washington February 11 Walter A Pinchback son of ex governor Pinchback Louisiana, denies newspaper reports of a Newark arrest and confirms his brothers Bismarck and Walter as his only brothers in government service. Boone Iowa February 11 P A Turnell killed by boiler explosion at Eclipse mine six others trapped but later rescued. Columbia South Carolina February 11 Senate votes 22 to 15 to kill the state dispensary bill with amendments.
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Waller
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Eclipse
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Tragedy at Xawe rs City Two Deaths After Jealousy
In Eriean City Missouri on February 11 Dr Everett H Merwin was found dead in his Ball building office beside Maud Slater a 23 year old patient who had shot him then killed herself Evidence suggests a deadly jealous motive as Slater had repeatedly written and called the doctor and threatened to kill him after claims of wrongs and a refused marriage
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Web
Fm U
Mailison-Molle Generalatore
Charles Kragenatjerua
Farry Johegon
Charles J. Hateon
Mat ‘Meyer
Titua
Andrew Saletrom
Joseph Conrad
Eaness City
Everett H. Merwin
Migs Maud’ Slater
Merwin
Hach
Pten
Hin
Reward offered for cure and medicines advertised
An old newspaper snippet offers a $100 reward for failure to cure a disease, praises medical fraternity, and advertises Hall's Family Pills and a dressmaking service at 1024 Sycamore. It lists FJ. Orenby in Toledo, Ohio, and notes general druggist availability with seven cent prices.
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Han Inowatch
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Nature
Iis Jwork
Orenby
Toledo
Ohio
Hall
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