Japan Forces Drawback in Russian Crisis
Tokyo reports naval ministry orders withdrawal of garrisons from South Pacific islands including Yap. Japan will keep some destroyers as guardships and no longer interfere in Russian internal politics. Former Vladivostok government members reportedly left for Harbin with a Japanese bodyguard.
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Vladivostok
Harbin
Tokyo
Naval Ministry
South Pacific
Yap
Japanese War Department
Chita
Japan
Yorouza Saya
Semenoff
Conssek
Germany
France
England
Movement seeks removal of Booth statue in Troy Alabama
Birmingham six June reports Mrs C D Brooks president of the Woman's League of Republican Voters of Alabama has launched a campaign to remove a Civil War era statue to John Wilkes Booth in Troy Alabama protests from many regions have reached the league and she believes the shaft will be frowned upon by good citizens of the South regardless of party.
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Birmingham
Ala
Troy
John Wilkes Booth
Abraham Lincoln
C. D. Brooks
Woman's League of Republican Voters of
Alabama
Brooks
Uoch
South
Masked Band Attacks Ship Crew at Old Point Comfort
Masked men invaded the ship ping board steamer Mitchell in Hampton Roads injuring eight crew members seriously and others slightly. A naval detachment arrived after the attackers fled. General Semenoff arrived at Vladivostok aboard the Shode Maru.
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Old Point Comfort
Shipping Board
Hampton Roads
Semenoff
Vladivostok
Cork Mayor Home After Secret US Departure
Donal O Callaghan lord mayor of Cork arrived in America as a stowaway and has left the United States. Assistant Secretary Henning said the departure was kept secret to avoid alerting British authorities. His last report to the Labor Department showed him leaving Chicago on April 5 and he was ordered to depart before midnight or surrender to immigration authorities.
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Washington
Donal O'Callaghan
Cork
United States
Department of Labor
Henning
O'Callaghan
Chicago
Brenn Curran Bleakley Take Mrs Stillmans Case
Yonkers firm Brennan Curran Bleakley becomes attorneys of record for Mrs Anne Stillman replacing Cadwalader Wickersham Taft. The change was made after a conference with counsel for Mrs Stillman and Mr James Stillman noting the trial will occur outside New York City.
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New York
Yonkers
N. Y
Brennan, Curran & Bleakley
Anne
Fir
A. Stillman
James A. Stillman
Stillman
Cadwalader, Wickersham & Taft
John F. Brennan
Stanchfield & Levy
New York City
Yonkerg
Golden Wedding Anniversary of Ludwig and
Mr and Mrs Ludwig Larsen celebrated fifty years of marriage with family and friends in Sidney Nebraska. The couple married in Wentwater Michigan on June 1 1871 and moved from Ministee Michigan to Wayne Nebraska in 1885 then Sidney in 1913. Eight of nine children survive along with twenty three grandchildren and two great grandchildren. A gold gift of 10250 plus silver and gold trimmed wares and a two course dinner were shared with relatives and many neighbors.
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Ludwig Larsen
Wentwater
Michigan
Sidney
Weyerts
Nebraska
Grover Larsen
Gurley
Ella
Hilda Larsen
Hans Anderson
Gene Davis
Chris Jurgens
Henry Kugler
Neils Nelson
Christina Lindberg
Marcella
Stuht
Ordie Weston
Arthur Larsen
Elin
Ranch couple visits town. Herbert badly hurt earlier
Mr Herbert Still Lame M M Herbert and wife came from their ranch on Friday to attend to business and visit the doctor. Herbert was badly injured a few days earlier when a horse dragged him and he is shown in lingering suffering. He must use crutches.
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M. M. Herbert
Accident at Bridge Ends in Injuries Near Nelson
A car plunged through a five foot opening at an unfinished bridge on a federal road north of the city. A Nelson couple, entering despite a warning sign, were injured when the vehicle crashed into the cement structure. The man suffered several broken ribs and his wife had facial cuts from impact with the shield. They were taken home after a truck removed the car.
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Federal Road
Nelson
Clay Co, Sun
Coroner's jury rules Johnson killed by blows from Carsh
The coroner's jury found Hum boldt farmer Henry Johnson killed Friday after a dispute over a road matter. Johnson fell on a cement sidewalk and died within minutes from blows struck by farmer Robert Carsh with his bare fist.
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Henry Johnson
Humboldt
Robert Carsh
Carsh
Johnson
Robert Carish
Keane Executed by Firing Squad at Limerick Barracks
Thomas Keane was executed by a firing squad at the Limerick bar racks after being sentenced to death by a court martial for improper possession of arms and participation in an assault on police at Singland. He faced the firing squad without a quiver as crowds gathered outside offering prayers and singing hymns.
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Limerick
Ireland
Thomas Keane
Singland
Keane
Tilden Wins World Hard Court Tennis Singles Title
Paris June 6 William T Tilden Ty of Philadelphia added another championship to his string ashore by winning the world's hard court tennis singles title at St. Cloud. He defeated H Washer of Belgium in straight sets 6-3 6-3 6-3 to extend his collection of titles including the International and American grass court crowns.
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Paris
Willian T. Tilden Ty
Philadelphia
St. Cloud
H. Washer
Belgium
Fle
Ship Burns Off Florida Mount Hamilton Crew Rescued
A Norwegian schooner Mount Hamilton was set ablaze off Cape Florida after a two hour blaze that burned the vessel to the waterline. Benzine tanks exploded and several crewmen suffered severe burns before landing at Minint Louisiana.
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Florida
Minint
Cape Florida
Awe and the miracle of electric light
Bruce Burton argues that electric power, from a single switch to flood a room with light, embodies a modern miracle rivaling biblical wonders. He warns against taking such marvels for granted and urges daily reverence for science that brightens homes, clothes, and industry.
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God
Prometheus
Earth
Broadway
Moses
Red Sea
Bruce Burton
the Public Service Monthly
Disarmament debate framed by American stance
The Cincinnati Enquirer views the Versailles talks on world disarmament skeptically, arguing America must scrutinize proposals and warns against lowering defenses. It asserts U S plans pose no threat and encourages protecting rights on the seven seas while noting European envy.
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America
Seven Seas
Europe
Cincinnati Finquirer
Memorial Day Visit Remembers Confederate Veteran Hicks
After ceremonies, a Mitchell veterans’ delegation crossed the river to visit J. D. Hicks, an ill Confederate veteran. The act underscores reconciliation as former foes now share concern in illness, joining reunions despite past battles. Hicks once faced the blue but is now cared for by those same men.
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Mitchell
Mitchell Valley
Mrs. Godbey
J. D. Hicks
Hicks
Some Blind Folks Never See Miracles
A reflective piece contrasts fools and the wise, noting God creates the world but individuals fashion their own from available material. It warns the fool sees ordinary things as ordinary and misses wonder, while the wise endlessly marvels at small seeds, sunsets, and miracles.
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Fle
Tourist Hurt In Colorado Creek Crossing Accident
Howard Martin, a Nebraskan tourist, was badly bruised and cut when his car skidded off a ten foot bank into a dry creek south of Fort Morgan. His wife and daughter escaped with minor bruises while his son was injured. The vehicle overturned with the top up likely preventing more serious harm.
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Howard Martin
Fort Morgan
Mr. Martin
Sorrowful Errand To Former Home
Earl Wood returned Friday night from Clay Center after attending the funeral of his brother Arthur who died in Denver the previous Sunday. Arthur was laid to rest at the old Clay Center home beside his father and sister. Winnie and Maud Wood once lived here. Winnie is now a Denver teacher and their mother accompanied Arthur there. Arthur was twenty eight, described as a splendid upright Christian man.
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Earl Wood
Clay Center
Arthur
Denver
Ernest Wood
Maud. Wood
Winnie Wood
Sidney
Slingluff Place
Winnie
Fish consumption and variety in wartime meals
Food experts note Americans eat far less fish than English or other nations, with about 18 pounds per person annually. The article urges trying new fish varieties, using salt, smoked, or canned options, and selecting fresh fish at markets for quality and flavor. It also covers buying frozen fish properly and thawing before cooking.
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America
United States Department of Agriculture
England
United States
Cooking fish methods and flavors across preparations
The passage outlines thawed fish spoilage, then details broiling boiling baking and frying fish. It covers small fresh or smoked fish like Финан Haddie and white fish, seasonings, garnishes, and cooking times. It notes vinegar for carp, stuffing ideas, and breading options for frying.
Woman burned in auto crash near Lincoln
Mrs Ralph Hatch of near Lincoln was severely burned and her husband slightly burned when a new automobile they were driving rolled over on a country road and caught fire. Passing motorists helped free Mrs Hatch from beneath the car.
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Ralph Hatch
Lincoln
Hatch
War on speeders declared in Fremont by city officials
A wave of speeding accidents prompts Fremont officials to crack down. Edward Grubb, a driver for Mayor Green, is fined $80 as authorities deputize twenty plain clothes officers to arrest reckless motorists.
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Fremont
Edward Grubb
Green
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