Lincoln Park to Reopen with New Attractions and Skating Upgrades
Lincoln Park will reopen under a new policy with extensive improvements. Plans include a moving picture display in the skating rink, nightly attractions, moonlight skating, color wheel lighting, races and prize exhibitions, and a new Wurlitzer instrument. Concession houses, bathing beach, revised lawn, and picnic area are also planned, with enhanced kid and family facilities.
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Lincoln Park
Stillers
Pocatelo
Pocatello Music Company
Seven businessmen face lumber swindle trial in Philadelphia
Seven New Jersey and Pennsylvania business men face US district court in Philadelphia on charges of a $500000 lumber fraud. Accused include George Hull Dalymple James N Hallo way James D Lalloway John R Weaver John B Miller and Thomas G Westcott. The scheme allegedly ran three years with ordered lumber not paid for and notes endorsed among peers.
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Philadelphia
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
United States District Court
George Hull Dalymple
New York
James N. Halloway
James D. Lalloway
John R. Weaver
John B. Miller
Newark
N. J
Thomas G. Westcott
Ex convict has a swell job
Detroit June 1 J G Reese a reformed robber and jailbird is now in uniform as an elevator man for Henry Ford He was hunted for a daylight robbery in Canton Ohio and had jumped bail but told his story to Ford Ford employed him for a while then sent him to face the law Prosecutors asked for his freedom and he was granted it and is now happy and efficient
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Detroit
Mich
J. G. Reese
Henry Ford
Canton
Ford
Rabbit-catcher denied exemption for war service claim
A London man claiming to be a professional rabbit-catcher with ratting experience sought military exemption arguing his services were invaluable. He said he had killed 10,000 rabbits since August, but his plea was denied as he would be an excellent rat-catcher for the trenches.
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London
War Birds A Daily Feature Tarnopol Aeroplane Sightings
Tarnopol Galicia June 1 An Austrian aeroplane from the lines above the town was brought down near Russian positions. Regular air raids mark fair days as Austrian flyers drop bombs and trigger artillery and gunfire from multiple quarters. Citizens seek shelter as alarms echo through the streets.
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Tarnopol
Galicia
Ged Gan
Flight of a lone raider over war-torn skies
A civilian report describes twenty five bombs falling with slight damage. A raider was spotted high in the clouds at noon, bullets from Russian guns bursting around him as he maneuvered out of sight behind a cloud bank. Later, a capture was reported though details are missing.
Yang Tu Appeals for Support of Yuan Shi-kai in Monarchy Return
Yang Tu, organizer of the Chou An Iui, appeals to military and civil leaders and Shanghai newspapers to back Yuan Shi-kai as president under a constitutional framework. He accepts responsibility for the monarchist movement, argues monarchy was best, and urges unity to restore order amid China’s disturbances. He fears republican collapse and offers self sacrifice for the nation.
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Peking
Yang Tu
Chou An Iui
Society For the Preservation of
Uce
Shanghai
Yuan Sihkat
China
Yang Ta
Yuan Shi-kai
Central Hospital to Rise in Peking
In Peking, led by Dr Wu Lien-teh and supported by the China Medical Board of the Rockefeller Foundation, a central up-to-date hospital will be built for rich and poor alike. Subscriptions exceed 200000 Mexican pesos. Six acres of land near the temple of imperial ancestors are granted for the project and American architects have drafted the plans.
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Peking
China Medical Board
Rockefeller Foundation
Wu Lien-teh
Ministry of the Interior
China
Death claims rise as war payouts reach millions
London reports about 35 million dollars has been paid to relatives of British soldiers by life insurance companies since the war began. The outbreak has nearly doubled the usual growth rate of death claims across British, Colonial and American insurers.
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London
Women in Banks Highlight Gilbert Lectures Examinations
London banks see more female workers as Kings College Gilbert lectures on banking feature exams. Of 22 high scorers, four are women with one earning first place and examiner approval. Seven other women win certificates or prizes.
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London
Kings College
University of London
Gilbert
Classified Ad Handling Cutoff Notice
The paper sets a final deadline for classified ads at 1 30 P M every day to ensure timely publication and avoid late submissions.
Twelve Girls and Four Boys Finish the High School
Tomorrow evening the high school holds commencement exercises at West Side L D 8 church with sixteen diplomas awarded. Judge T A Walters of Caldwell delivers the commencement address with Superintendent Siders and Principal Kean also speaking. The class includes Madge Pell Joan Bistline Elizabeth Bowerman Florence Clark Marian Fargo Aileen Franklin Marguerite Green Paris Jennings Lacy Murphy Fred Quinn Mabel Rowland Mildred Singerland Percy Stafford Clarence Tolman Irene Werden Sarah West. Class colors purple and gold. motto Beyond the Alps Lies Italy. flower chrysanthemum.
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West Side
L. D
T. A. Walters
Caldwell
Siders
Ralph D. Kean
Dewy Deils
Simart Hich School
W. R. Siders
Trinkaus
G'Halevy
Clarence Tolman
Ralph Sanms
Marguerite Green
Horn High School
O. B. Steely
Frank
the Miller
Plzabeth Boweman
Florence Clark
Marian Fargo
Aileen Franklin
Paris Jennings
Lacy Murphy
Fred Quinn
Mabel Rowland
Mildred Singerland
Percy Stafford
Irene Werden
Sarah West
The
Alps
Italy
Chrysanthemum
Idaho Millionaire Sweeney Led Yellowjacket Rescue
Boise June 1 Charles Sweeney Idaho millionaire mine owner and former Yellowjacket foreman remembered for heroically saving miners during the 1871 Comstock fire that killed 55. The event tied to General John B Winters and Bank of California holdings. Sweeney’s later life cited with memorials.
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Boise
Charles Sweeney
Idaho
Portland
Yellowjacket
Comstock Lode
Virginia City
Nevada
Sweeney
Comstock
Bill of Fare in Mexico Sad Puzzle to the Troopers
Washington May 27 The National Geographic Society bulletin on Mexican culinary practices notes that northern Mexico offers little variety for troop rations despite abundant food, with staples like tortillas frijoles and tamales forming the core. It describes dishes such as water wheat and pipian and contrasts northern and southern Mexican peon menus, highlighting regional differences.
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Mexico
Washington
Republic
Tropics
National Geographic Society
Dixieland
Fles
Ancient Mexican Foods From Fruit to Insects and Cacao
The article describes regional eating habits including reed bed insect eggs sold as a snack and insect paste, papaya and parakeet fruit with dessert uses, dynamite tree fruits that explode, Tarahumare fishing with maguey poison, tadpoles and water beetles as delicacies, and the cacao bean celebrated by the Mexicans for chocolate and vanilla as a valued orchid herb.
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Hippotamus
Canton
Mexico
Pretty Recruiter Entices the Boys
New York June 1. The first woman recruiter in America Miss Edna Payne has set up headquarters at 39th street and Sixth avenue and is accepting enlistment applications for the army navy and marine corps. Payne is patriotic and has already secured one enlistment in each of the services. Her recruiting acts are on her own initiative with no official sanction.
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New York
N. Y
America
Edna Payne
Pretty Anwinsome
39Th Street
Sixth Avenue
Army
Navy
Marine Corps
Payne
United States Marine Corps
Protest in Vienna Against Marriage Prohibitions
Vienna June 1 The Austrian Women's Union organizes demonstrations to protest legal prohibitions hindering marriage in Austria. The manifesto opposes state barriers on marriages especially affecting women amid calls for population growth.
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Vienna
Austria
Austrian Women’s Union
German war exhibition features Gold Booty from the Moewe
In Hamburg last May an exhibit titled The Gold Booty From the Moewe displayed three of four original cases holding imitation gold bars seized from British ships. The display highlights the German commerce raider Moewe and its captured treasure.
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Amsterdam
Hamburg
Half Billion For Munitions Exports Seen
Washington reports export statistics from the Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce show munition shipments to Europe may exceed 500 million dollars within two years of the war. By end of April, gun and ammunition exports totaled 388 million dollars.
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Washington
Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce
Europe
Quarter-Centennial Celebrations Open at University of Chicago
Chicago reports the University of Chicago quarter-centennial events begin with the law school alumni dinner and run daily through Tuesday. Activities include Conference Day on Friday Alumni and Students Day on Saturday plus additional events for Sunday Monday and Tuesday.
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Chicago
University of Chicago
Law School
Young People Hike to Kinport Peak After Memorial Day Outing
A Baptist B Y P A group of about 23 youths and leaders left town at 9 am for Kinport peak on Memorial Day. They reached the summit before Lovelock, lunched, and heard a talk by Mr. Elliott who planted the American flag. They faced deep snow, snapped Kodaks, and enjoyed a city creek return via Brady's Camp with a late supper by a fire.
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Kinport Peak
Lovelock
Elliott
City Creek
Brady
Ethel Fall
Gladys Koons
Tony Davenport
Theo Reid
Thresa Young
Francs Stafsford
Pearl Croft
Beulah Lewis
Ruby Sheeta Vertrude
Annette Bell
Bannell
MacKenzie
Ell
Bell
Prof. White
John Croft
Neal Lewis
Hugh Lewis
William McNity
Joseph Denning
Mesdames Bell and
Oliver
Women in the News Highlight Civic and Club Leaders
Hulda Muhlhauser travels Minneapolis aiding labor policy and employment agencies while holding roles in the American Association of Employment Bureau the Peace Party Ohio branch and the Consumers' League. New York hosts a National Federation biennial with a grand Metropolitan Art Museum reception organized by Mrs John Hays Hammond as clubwomen mingle across social lines.
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Minneapolis
Hulda Muhlhauser
Civic and Commerce Association
American Association of Employment Bureau
Ohio
The
Peace Party
Consumers’ League
Cleveland
New York
Knickerbocker
National Federation
Jersey
Hads
Metropolitan Art Museum
John Hays Hammond
New York Biennial Focus on Federation Presidency
Delegates meet in New York for the biennial with a busy schedule through Friday. The main topic is selecting a new president of the General Federation. Mrs. Samuel B. Sneath from Ohio and Louisiana campaigns to succeed Mrs. Percy V. Pennybacker of Texas. Sneath is a New Orleans bank official with ties to Tiffin Ohio. campaign manager is Miss Anna B. Johnson of Springfield Ohio. Pennybacker says she will step down relieved after exhaustive travel and duties.
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New York
General Federation
Samuel B. Sneath
Ohio
Louisiana
Percy V. Pennybacker
Texm
Texm. Mrs. Sneath Is A Bank Official In New Orleans
Tiffin
Anna B. Johnson
Springfield
Pennybacker
Medical training principles from Dr Hobson address
Dr Sarah Hobson of Chicago told the Wisconsin Homeopathic Society that future medical training hinges on reading widely yet discerningly to learn the law of similars. She urged physicians to relieve suffering and educate patients on maintaining health.
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Milwaukee
Sarah Hobson
Chicago
Wisconsin Homeopathic Society
Salvat ion Army Leader Catherine South-Clibborn Visits St Louis
Mrs Catherine South Clibborn known as La Marechal, eldest daughter of Salvation Army founder, spoke in St Louis after leading legions in France and Switzerland. Despite illness she campaigned in Europe, faced insult and imprisonment for preaching, and now guides meetings with her daughter assisting and her eldest son in Red Cross work.
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St. Louis
Catherine South-Clibborn
Tribang Office Sells Old Papers For Five Cents
Old issues at the Tribang office are offered for five cents per bane, with collectors and readers urged to browse the stack for spells of history and local lore.
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Tribang
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Hailey
Winters
Miners Union of
Bank of California
Ralston
Mr. Sweeney
Bank of California Properties
Silver City
Atlanta
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