British aviator Mansell traced near New Haven search
New England Telephone Company officers traced Captain Mansell’s movements after last sighting May 29 en route from Boston to Mineola or Atlantic City. A citywide telephone canvass will verify if the plane flew along the Sound or to Long Island as officials coordinate with Aero Club of America. Bethany schoolchildren reported seeing the aircraft at two p.m. Thursday May 26. local exchanges prepare to call subscribers who may have seen the machine.
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New England Telephone Company
Mansell
Ro James
Beitish Ace
Boston
Mineola
Atlantic City
New Haven
Conn
Isara
Long Island
J. R. Murdock
Telephone Exchange
Torrington
J. A. Cobb
Second Attempted Assassination and Bombings Alarm Nation
The article reports coordinated bombings in eight cities aiming at the attorney general and other officials. Congress debates harsh penalties for explosives and potential deportation of members of groups seeking government overthrow. The timeline traces May and June incidents targeting judges law officers and public figures amid widespread fear.
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Palmer
Congress
United States
Jshees
Pias
Wiy
The Senate Votes For Women Suffrage
The Senate approved a constitutional amendment granting women the vote in all elections. It now goes to the state legislatures for ratification or rejection. Sixty six percent of those present backed the measure, while opponents argued against it.
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House
United States
Congress
Senate
Labor delegates refuse clemency for Debs at Atlantic City
At the Atlantic City convention organized labor rejected an appeal for clemency for Eugene V. Debs and fellow prisoners by an overwhelming majority. The drive for mercy was led by reformists in the movement.
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Atlantic City
Labor
Mugene
Debs
Electric Power Expansion Spurs Industry in India
An electrical awakening in India supplements the Mysore hydrospective stations with large plants in Punjab. Power to be generated on Bari Canal and transmitted to Lahore and Amritsar, aiming for low-cost electricity to boost industrial ventures there as coal costs rise.
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Awsheny Trdia
India
Mysore
Asia
Punjab
Bari Canal
Lahore
Amritear
Early Greek Theater of Dionysos A Remarkable Ancient Space
The earliest theater likely built is the Theater of Dionysos begun five centuries before Christ. It reportedly seated about 30,000, nearly four times larger than modern amusement palaces. Erected when Greek art and literature thrived, it showcased Eschylus Sophocles and Aeschylus’ works to appreciative crowds.
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Dionysos
Ers
Escheylus
Sophocles
MAKE WOOD LOT PAY removing Undesirable Timber
A study advises landowners to improve wood lot value by removing low value trees and vines, thinning crowded stands, and restricting grazing. It stresses opening light for desirable trees, avoiding over thinning, and relying on natural reproduction rather than direct planting where openings occur.
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Ohio
Catalpas
Farmers Guide For Restocking Local Timber
The text discusses prudent forestry practices to restore trees after clearing, urging natural growth and avoiding fires. It lists tree species such as yellow poplar cottonwood oaks maple locust pine and walnut, noting suitability varies by region and site conditions.
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Catalpas
Crooked Safe Break-In at Yorktown Hardware Store
A Tuesday night burglary at George Chapin hardware in Yorktown Iowa left the safe blown apart with nitro glycerine. The thief did not steal money, but a large package from the safe was found in the lumber yard. Charles Castle Jr discovered the open door on Wednesday morning and no goods were reported missing.
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Deke On
Crooka
Iowa
Yorktown
George Chapin
Nieht
Chartey Castle, Jr
Mr. Chapman
Jimmy
Editorial Expose On A Smooth Atchison Storekeeper
A blunt editorial recalls a storekeeper in Atchison who offers a timid discount to customers. The piece notes a shopman's line promising a dime instead of ten cents in a fond, personable tone.
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Atchison
Billy
Atchison Globe
Capacity Diminishing in a Guzzler Exchange
Dialogue depicts marital shame over drinking. Mrs Guzzler asks if her husband is ashamed to return home in such a state. He responds that his capacity is reduced, expressing mortification to his wife.
Workforce Fallout as Employee Removed from Payroll
A Washington Star note quotes a worker lamenting mistreatment by a firm who retaliated by removing their name from the payroll. The brief illustrates labor concerns and alleged punitive actions in employment practices.
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Washington Star
Paris Dreamer Refuses Realities in a Witful Dialog
Cartoon vignette shows two figures debating travel to Paris. One mocks impractical plans while the other defends daydreaming as a budget cleverness. The exchange highlights humor about money and ambition with a titular line.
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