Millionaire Indian Ward Jackson Barnett Seeks Freedom
Muskogee Oklahoma's Jackson Barnett once valued at five million dollars lived simply in Henryetta two rooms while guardians handled his wealth. He married Anna Laura Lowe and, after a Canada vacation, may choose Kansas City or another city as his residence with government approval. If suitable housing is found in Kansas City, the government will buy it. otherwise a house will be built.
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Muskogee
Jackson Barnett
Oklahoma
Kansas City
Barnett
United States
Henryetta
Indian Agency
Washington
Jackson
Anna Laura Lowe
Victor M. Locke
Locke
Petherana
Locke vows suitable home for Jackson Barnett
Locke states the report that we are 200000 for a residence for Jackson Barnett. He pledges to see to it that Barnett has a house matching his wealth and one with which he will be satisfied.
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Jackson Barnett
Locke
City Uncovers Beth-Shan Remains From 2500 B C
Dr Clarence Fisher and his research party report the uncovering of Beth-Shan in Northern Palestine dating back to about 2500 B C The University museum notes the finds illuminate Biblical times and possibly life a millennium before Abraham They expect earlier layers to be found.
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Philadelphia
Beth-Shan
Palestine
Clarence
Fisher
University Museum
Doctor Fisher
Abraham
New Fish Species Revealed From Mauna Loa Eruption
Honolulu reports six previously unknown deep water fish were classified by Dr. David Starr Jordan after lava from Mauna Loa forced specimens to surface. The six names include Rhyacanthias Carismithi and Nyctimaster Reinhardt, among others, discovered by amateur collectors in Hilo and sent to Jordan for study.
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David Starr Jordan
Honolulu
Mauna Loa
David Mtarr Jordan
Lelaid
Stanford Junior University
California
Hilo
Wall
Tor
Jordan
Smith
D Annunzio Becomes Italian Wine Maker in Gardone
Gabrielle d Annunzio, famed poet and Fiume hero, has become a wine producer in Gardone on Lake Garda. He says he will make modest volumes and aims to craft a wine that rivals French and Spanish rivals with a new, self coined name to avoid any market confusion.
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Gardone
Italy
Gabrielle d’Annunzio
Fiume
Gambling Fever Spreads Across Germany as Government Raids Begin
Police raid and close at least a dozen gambling houses in Berlin Hamburg Dresden and smaller towns amid a national crackdown. Authorities confiscate up to 12 000 000 marks from venues said to serve small gamblers. Smith family listed with 14 000 000 members worldwide.
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Ing
Euch
Berlin
Hamburg
Dresden
Acorn beliefs and folk tales from druidic times to present
acorns were long regarded as lightning protection and luck in Britain and Wales. folk rituals include carrying an acorn during storms and burning a dried acorn under an oak for love misfortune. caution against transplanting saplings. ad blurb and proverbs follow.
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Great Britain
Space Saving Kitchen Chair Invention Lets Seats Fold Under Table
A South Chicago resident patents a chair table system for compact kitchens. Chairs attach to a table leg with a bracket and rod slot, slide out for use, then fold back and tuck under the table with a thumbscrew. The chair pivots to rest beneath the table when stored.
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Chicago
Philadelphia Ledger
The Dark Cloud’s Persistent Weather Criticism
The piece notes clouds enter criticism as they stay aloft and often dissipate, commonly labeled with rain. It reflects on how observers view weather patterns and the enduring debate over cloud behavior and impact.
Man recounts survival after near fatal encounter
A man survives a life threatening event and spends years recounting the experience, detailing the ordeal and its aftermath while presenting lessons learned from the close call.
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Liberty Bond
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Pennsylvania
Hawaii
Tahiti
South Pacific
Papeete
D’annunzio
Germany
Strom
SPOHN
Usape
SPORN
Spohn Medical Company
Goshen
Indiana
Acorn
England
Boston Transcript
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