Multinational News Nuggets From May Mapped Events
Reports from Moscow London Wembley and Paris cover a court hearing for Mrs Julis Remici over suspected killings of husbands and relatives. Professor Julian Huxley challenges a book claim on the sex of children. King Edward faces heightened protection after a handshake episode. a deadly house collapse at a wedding in Georgia buries guests. and French reinforcements rush to the front to offset Rift forces.
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Moscow
Julis Remici
London
Julian Huxley
Oxford
Mre. Monttet
Zigdidby
Georgia
Paris
French Foreign Office
Casa Blanca
French air forces bombed Riff forces near Tetuan
A Tangier dispatch to the Morning Post says French air forces bombed Riff forces on the Spanish front around Tetuan and dispersed them with heavy losses.
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London
Tetuan
Morning Post
Tangier
Tanlac and Tanlac Vegetable Pills Advertisement
An advertisement touts Tanlac as a health restoring tonic from natural roots and herbs with claims of rapid improvement in appetite sleep and energy. It urges readers to visit a local druggist for Tanlac and to try Tanlac Vegetable Pills for constipation.
A Wife Learns of Jerry Prank and Parental Response
Adele Garrison recalls a chaotic scene as Mrs Ticer punishes Jerry for a prank that involved a horse named Lady. The narrator intervenes to spare the boy and soothe Mrs Ticer, while references to Doc Pettit’s influence and a plan to ensure Jerry’s accountability surface amid family tension.
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Katherine
Annger
Hom Lil- Wat
Graham
Jerry
Mrss Graham
Mrs. Ticer
Jerry Tha
Doc Pettit
Columbia
Bonds Missing In House Envelopes Spark Police Action
Michael reveals $25 000 in bonds missing after a bequest spurs a police inquiry. Detectives question residents, consider a possible break in or misplacement, and plan to warn bond dealers while tracing the envelope through broker channels. Mother Pharley remains central to the tension as authorities arrive.
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Isaiah
Silat
Sally Warbe
Lilah
Micheal
Michael
Mother Pharley
Law
Mother Phartey
Pharley
Women of Today Hickory Hearts and Home Weddings
Olive Wyndham and Andrew White were married at the bride's home with a vow to love cherish and inspire. Abbey Rockefeller and David M Milton also wed omitting obedience from the service. A missionary notes Liberia polygamy hindering mission work. The Woman’s Hospital in New York celebrated 70 years as a pioneer in gynecology. Victoria Kent, claimed as Spain’s first woman lawyer, won her first case in Madrid. Maggie McGurn of Chicago holds a world record for longest employment period.
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Olive Wyndham
New York
Andrew White Newberry
Abbey Rockefeller
John D., Jr
David M. Milton
Woman's Hospital
Women's Hospital
Victoria Kent
Spain
Palace of Justice
Madrid
Remarkable Career of Woman Clerk in London
A London woman, starting work in 1876 for Field stores and still employed at 75, reflects long service. The treasury announced it will not press European nations to pay our debts. The piece notes 2600 women practicing law in the United States.
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Field Store
Marshell Field and Co
United States
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Wembley
Eng
King Edward
John Cownie
Des Moines
Iowa
Carl Drake Co
Moose
Broad St
Elyria
Adele Garrison
Erview
Madge
Dr. Meredith
Lyria
Columbia Phonograph
Spe
Broad Street
Elyria, Ohio
EL M. Andress & Son
Crooks & Slater
East Ave
The
Harry H. Smith Company
Chronicle
Telegram
Liberia
Margaret
Maggie” McGurn
Chicago
F. E. Decker
12Th St
Treasury
Ohio Public Service Co
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