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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1931
Page
3
The article explains finger bowls at royal dinners to avoid treasonous toasts to the King over the water, cites the Lethe river as a source for the word lethal, and notes the imminent demolition of the house Mozart resided in during Rome. It reflects on historical etiquette and linguistic origins as it reports these facts.
Arctic search report notes Osage Nation mineral rights controversy after the 1906 act expired, with White landowners seeking surface claims while Osage headrights share oil and gas revenue. The piece highlights Palmer and Curtis influenced policies, tribal ownership rules, and ongoing litigation threats amid exploration in Oklahoma and Arctic contexts.
A nationwide note describes spring fever as a real illness proven by tests, with symptoms like pale appearance, listlessness, nervousness, and loss of appetite. It promotes VitaLex from Johnson Company, claiming to restore energy and vigor by supplying vitamins B C and D, backed by a money back guarantee at War Co.
Osage Nation serves notice at midnight on April claiming all oil revenue and leases from their lands should go to them rather than the US government. The move follows a 1921 act extending common ownership to 1958 and signals potential court battles to decide mineral rights ownership for surface owners among Osage lands. The tribe funds court actions with a 25,000 tribal fund and another 370,900 may be available.
Both Palmer and T H Leahy veteran Indian attorney express confidence the extension act will be upheld.
Kansas City will hold a special election May 26 to approve a 40.45 million dollar bond plan for city and county projects over 100 years. The package includes 8.5 million for trafficways and boulevards, 4 million for a new city hall site, 2.75 million for parks, 2.0 million for hospitals, 1.0 million for Brush Creek sewer work, 4.6 million for a municipal auditorium, 3.5 million for water, 9.65 million for sewers, and 500 thousand for airport improvements, with a total of 20 proposals. The plan also fixes the site of the new city hall in downtown.
In 1694 a dog in Salem was found guilty of being ridden by a warlock and hanged. Chicago’s 1993 world fair plans a windowless building reflecting daring architectural concept.
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