Peace advocates gain in Washington race on armaments
Senator Thomas of Colorado joins Hensley Missouri in pressing pacifist themes amid debates on naval appropriations. The piece outlines opposition to armament profits, calls for disarmament, and notes military leaders and Naval League figures cited by supporters during the legislative push.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senator Thomas
Colorado
Henesay
Naval League
George Clinton
Washington
Bartholdt
St. Louis
House of Representatives
Dr. Bartholdt
Concord
Itan
Army
Navy
Congress
Representative Hensley
Missouri
Winston Churchill
Thomas
Capitol
Thomas Han
Hensley
Hennley
Miswourt
League
MivsQurt
Canal Guiiders
Euppert
Euppert of the Bill It Can Be Said Gofumly. Wecauer
Gene Oe
Muses
Her
Ubien
Opening of hunting season prompts plan for party
Fragmentary text mentions a plan for a party and opening of the hunting season. It references sign posting and a quote about the opening. The source is unclear and contains distorted wording.
Mexican killers charged with aiding desperado Lopes
Hingham Utah report says Rafael Lopes is aided by Mexican miners at the Apex mine as Pinkerton detectives suspect a plan to raise a 100 purse to help him flee. Authorities bulkhead the Andy tunnel to trap Lopes, now entombed five miles of tunnels above the 300 and Andy levels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hingham
Utah
M Minera
Rafael Lopes
Apex
Pinkerton
Lopes
Andy Tunnel
J. Douglas Hulsey
Tom Mandervich
Lopex
Lopez
Bingham
Baal
Andrew Smith, Jr
Andy
Election plan for Dominican deputies and voter access
Santo Domingo reports that general elections for chamber of deputies will be orderly with free registration. The municipal council bans public and foreign observers from city hall on polling days while American commissioners observe unofficially. Newspapers protest American interference as an attack on national dignity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santo Domingo
Chamber of Deputies
Noted California Pioneer Dies in San Francisco Jewelers
Colonel Abraham Andrews founder of the TMamond Tulaew and a veteran jeweler died Sunday aged 69. He was the oldest Mason in California, initiated in 1845. Spencer Denied New Trial in Wheaton Illinois as Henry Spencer, convicted of Mrs Mildred Allison Bearfoot murder, loses bid and plans appeal to the governor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Abraham Andrews
United States
California
Ambassador Herrick Takes First Flight in France Biplane
Ambass ad to France Myron T Herrick made his first airplane flight Saturday in a biplane piloted by Hidault reaching about half the height of a nearby hill. President Wilson, suffering cold, remained in bed in the White House under doctor advice after persistent illness since December. Galloway court decision flips city back to wet after prior dry status. Manuel of Portugal and former Princess Amuelme Vieira arrive in England amid talk of their separation. Caminatti case moves forward as defendants file exceptions in John Doe trial under the white slave act law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hue
France
Myron T. Herriak
Guffering
Washington
Wilson
Reclamation Department
Pioneer Irrigation District
Oregon Wool Growers
Portland
Oregon
George E. Chamberlain
Br. Harry Lane
Boise
Plummer Junction
Idaho
George M. Cornwall
Timberinas
Nevada
John D. Cowan
Cowan, Mont
Bulle
Langsaporth
Portland Chamber of Commerce
Congress
Saul Aute
Denver @ Ealt Lake
Craig
Colo
Malemant
Nevada Idaho items show accidents votes and politics
Reports from Verdi Nevada and Banock Idaho cover a lineman's fall near Verdi, a judge suspends a theft sentence, fiscal allocations for Idaho schools, a Tonopah miner's death, a public dry movement in Pocatello, and several Utah Idaho regional items including a sugar factory injury and homestead land designations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Fitzgerald
Verdi
Nevada
Somers of
Goldfeld
HomeRun Hogan
Idaho
Jesse C. Younker
Tonopah
Belmont
Bannock County
Pocetallo
Box Elder County
Utah
Tate
Utah Federation of Women's Clubs
Utah-Idaho Sugar Company
Blackfoot
W. C. Priestly
Heath
Edward B. Hart
Messe
Richard G Starkey
Starkey
Caroline Raymond
Wayan
Mary B. Fanalog
Wildbores
Mason Raborg
Varmers & Drovers Company
Reed Smoot
Spry
Hutte
Almos Eliott
University of Nevada
Irma
M. A. Clark
Pocatello
Lane
Montana
The Wonder of It and a Crowded Street Scene
In a wary exchange a boy is urged to finish his work while danger and crowds swirl nearby. A bystander notes a moving picture ad about a modern mother nursing, and a wife jokes about her husband’s new car delaying their outings.
Fragmentary Dialect Rant Refers to Public Speaking Ambition
A garbled dialogue shows a cheerful man bemused by life and work. He recalls public speaking attempts and comments on dry tongue and regret, with a disjointed scene including a guard and a dimmed camp.
Fragmentary theater notes with garbled names
The OCR fragment references a show and mentions a few unclear names and a comment about women. It appears to describe a crowded theater scene with stray phrases about a six man’s world and a performer named Terhune, but the text is heavily garbled and unreadable.
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Bartholot
George W. Goethals
William C. Gorgas
William C. Gorgas, Sanitary Coear
H. FP. Hodges
Lidat
William L. Sibert
David du B. Gaillard
H. H. Rousseau
Goethals
Gor
Hodges
Sibert
Gaiflard
Rousseau
Panama Canal
Senate
House
Baltimore
Alaska
Coethala
Gorgas
Gaillard Hibert
Rouseau
United States Sary
Exican Winers
Desperado
Bingham Mine
Gale
Salem Memaine
Salem
Ure
Juden Galloway
Manuel and Bride
England
London
Manuel
Portugal
Ansuelme Viera
Hohenealiven
Caminatti
San Francisca
Roe Tone
F Drew Cambeeu
Inorthwest
LM. Kent
Nevade Huger Company
Fallon
Howland
H. E. Christmas
H.R. Christmas
Piret National Deak Building
Kemmerer, Wyoming
H E. Christmas
Wyoming
W. R. Hocker
Ivan Jones
Kemmerer
Ivan S. Jones
Ralph W. Smith
J. W. Sammon
Peemenanils
Baerresen Bros
Cunnington & Hocker
Evanston
Cumberland
Diamondville
Robert S. Spence
Abe
R. H. Embree
Jesse J. Reed
Kemmerer, Wyomloa
Dores
Weukin
Aunoman
White Cafe
In Connection
Bream
Firat Claes
J. R. McMinn
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