Radio police networks expand across cities in crime fight
The U S radio commission reports rapid growth of police broadcasting stations in twenty large cities and several smaller ones over three years with on duty patrolmen linked to headquarters. Twenty-two permits for construction of stations and eight police channels were created with aims of a nationwide police alarm network. Edward L White becomes Fidac head. Detroit and Chicago pioneer radio crime reporting, with many cities already covered.
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Washington
Radio ‘Commission
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Radio Commission
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Dorma!t
Chicago
Detroit
Détroit
WGN
Pasadena
Calif
Louisville
Minneapolis
Cleveland
Toledo
Rochester
Omaha
Kansas City
Kaw
San Francisco
Pittsburgh
Atlanta
Indianapolia
Memphis
St Louis
Passaic
N. J. Dallas
Texas
Miami
Fla
Flint
Mich
Cincinnati
West Reading
Philadelphia
Buffalo
Michigan
Lansing
Sultan Jamalul Kiram III Becomes Philippine Senator
Sultan Jamalul Kiram III of Sulu, a former 500 year Moro dynasty ruler, serves as senator from Mohammedan Sulu appointed by Gov Gen. Dwight F. Davis. Known for being a sturdy 64 year old with legendary royal lineage, he reportedly had more than 1000 wives but no children and abdicated his sultanate in 1915 to accept American sovereignty.
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Manila
P. L
Philippine Senate
Sultan Jamalul Kiram Hi
Sulu
Mohammedan Sulu
Jamalul
Badaruddin
Sultan
Ja- Rashid
Palawan
Harun Swahy
Mountaineo Hornblende Mass in Maine Described
Mountaineo rising 900 feet into Moosehead Lake Maine is claimed to be the world’s largest single hornblende mass. The rock rich in iron occurs in crystals and granular forms and was once used by Indians for arrow heads.
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Mountaineo
Moosehead Lake
Maine
Figure in lineage steps into democratic government
The text notes a respected figure from a traditional family who, despite his enduring importance to his people, has transitioned to a role within a modern democratic government far from his family’s long-standing traditions.
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Vation
Explorer Declares Sahara Human Cradle After Africa Trek
Los Angeles explorer Dr. Arthur Torrence returns from an 1800 mile Africa expedition claiming the southern Sahara is the cradle of the human race. He cites extensive study of primitive life and geology and says evidence refutes the Derwent theory of human origins, arguing evolution began in the Sahara.
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Sahara
United States
Africa
Arthur Torrence
Los Angeles
Tria
Fair Enough Toss for It Heads or Tates
A terse note fragments a debate over identity as a Dan ber or an author. The line includes playful dialect and uncertain self labeling, reflecting a marginal intraline banter in a historic column.
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Dan Ber
NeurALcIA relief touted with widespread use claims
An old ad style note promotes tablets for rheumatism and other pains beyond headaches. It cites directions for neuritis sciatica lumbago and muscular pain. Passenger parks and visitor figures are referenced with National Park Service data claiming 45 million visitors last year and 35 000 visitors per park across numerous acres.
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Nurobering
National Park Service
In Other Words Ra&stus-Does: a doubt mah rord
A brief fragment from the Border Cities Star presents garbled dialogue on dialect and misheard speech. The text hints at playful phonetic humor and regional speech patterns with unsure attribution.
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Ra&stus
Border Cities Star
You Can Stop that Rheumatic Pain
Advert says B and M Penetrating Germicide relieves rheumatism neuritis with two to three daily applications. Claims quick relief and germ destruction to restore normal conditions. Provides order options and a free booklet from Rollins Co Boston.
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Rollins Co
Beverly St
Boston
Mass
Amir
New York State Mines More Subsurface Resources Than Image
The New York State Museum reports New York, though not known for gold or silver, has over thirty mined substances. Iron zinc pyrite salt calcium sulphate stone and clay are among the deposits yielding strong returns.
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New York
New York State Museum
Aged Assistance Funds Planned For 8000 in Massachusetts
Massachusetts old age assistance act set to distribute about 3 million dollars annually among some 8 000 elderly residents. Citizens aged 70 plus who have 20 years in state qualify for aid ranging from two to three dollars weekly, effective in July.
On the Beach Chaperon Question Sparks Gossip
A fragment notes a query about the identity of a woman in a half-piece bathing suit on the beach. The line answers the figure as Our chaperon, indicating a supervisory role amid seaside peeking remarks.
No Joker Reflections on Rank and Charity
A fragmented quotation comments on happiness of a king in flight and contrasts public charity for dead men with those who are financially ruined. The exchange hints at satire about status and poverty without naming people or events.
Dad's First Question on Celebrating Father's Day
A fragmented quote recalls the desire to celebrate Father's Day while acknowledging concerns about cost and the value of sleep amid interruptions. The text reflects intimate family thoughts and a mood of quiet reflection.
Restful Sleep for a Feversome Child
When a child cries out in sleep it signals discomfort from blocked bowels Castoria offers gentle effective help. Castoria is a pure vegetable preparation for children's ailments containing no harsh drugs. A prompt Castoria dose urges bowels to act restoring rest for child and parents.
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