Trial separation of couple ends in Los Angeles
A three month trial separation within the Widner household ends with no divorce. B W Widner and his wife agreed to a six month period of separation to decide on a permanent arrangement. The wife recounts jealousy from dancing partners and a mysterious woman, plus social pressures and lack of written agreement. She insists she did not intend a permanent split.
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Los Angeles
Studion
Inc
Adriadne de Clanton
San Francisco
108 Angeles
B. W. Widoer
Faily
Widner
Yue
Amon
Dotter
Becumeé
San Diego Gambling Fever Draws Women to Juana
Vivid scene along the border shows San Diego women drawn into gambling culture and cabaret life. A witness recounts near daily trafficking to Tijuana for betting, with a mother fearing exposure as authorities consider tighter border controls and a passport system.
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San Diego
Calif. Daly
Sam Diego
Jowse California
San Die
Furiona
Mexico
Ely la
Unitad Blales
Mother Tanens
Route Of Arcadians To New Orleans By Canoe
The humorous journey follows 300 year river heritage as Mr and Mrs Elwood Lloyd depart Mayville for New Orleans in a 18 foot canoe. They plan to meet Leuintonia Historical Society and Southern Yacht Club representatives at the river mouth. The voyage commemorates French Louisiana discovery four centuries ago while enduring subfreezing Ohio winter and perilous waters as they travel 4000 miles in stages.
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Greenville
Miss
Louisiana
Elwood Lloyd
Mayvill
Horn
Liord
Ohio River
New Orleans
Leuintonia Victorical Society
Southern Yacht Club
Lee
Mr. Lloyd
Mrs. Lloyd
Aay
Root Aincé
Unclear historical scene at Walnut Street with car stop incident
A fragmentary report describes a January cold day where Dr HB Cathar observes a car left idling on Walnut Street near Prooling. A Good Samaritan attempts to help, a passerby notes the radiator water issue, and a judge is mentioned in the incomplete account.
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HB Cathar
Walnut Street Shore
Jacob Lewin
Crane
Seo
Old Greenlaw Sits As Judge In Arkansas City
A small man enters Old Greenlaw’s saloon in Arkansas City and draws attention with a fixed gaze and odd speech. He talks of coming to town to stay, but struggles to explain his purpose while locals debate his potential as a poker player and where he might live.
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David A. Curtis
Greenlaw
Arkansas City
Snfe
Nestler
Cigni
Arimeas City
Tin
Jikke Winterbottom
Mangel
Alge
Jin Blaisdell
My. Blaisdell
Drick
Olf Man Greenlaw
Grean- Jaw
Arkaneon
Mie
Bealden
Rirwady Muntionen
Joe Bassett
Ram Pearnall
Green- Jaw
Owen Pepper
Mr. Pepper
Ile
Rome
Neolay
Mr Pepper
Ronnie Way
Panretlie
Popper
Pippers
Winterbote Tun
Winterbottom
Winiseft
Pila
Pinvin
Jonna
Anne
Juan
Hiesols
Oles
Boris Lule
Ky Rourky
Barnny Howe
Althugh
Ryne
Aiferentimullana
Halong
Powder for Her Nose Sought by a Woman in St Louis Library
A fragment from a late 19th or early 20th century local piece details a St Louis public library anecdote about women seeking scented powder, a tense scene at a social club, and conversations on gender roles and urban leisure. The text mixes dialogue and reportage with characters like Mr Pepper and Winterbottom, highlighting social constraints and daily life in a crowded town scene.
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St. Louis
British Bantams Launch Impressive Raid in Trenches
A British Bantam unit conducts a bold trench raid behind German lines. Reported are their swift approach, clash with defenders, and return to cover with minimal losses while praising their nerve and formation. Local observers note their small size belies notable combat effectiveness and stubborn adherence to mission.
Mountaineers to Buy Birch Bark in South
An application seeks to purchase all bark of birch on a large watershed for medicinal oil and wintergreen flavoring. Article notes rising prices, crude stills, and mountain camp gathering bark by crews of three or four men with improvised processing. authorities plan to regulate harvest to ensure future supply.
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South
Washington
Offeinls
Maui
Amorints
Ateam
Peranna
Mirth
Carolina
Estonia
Rigtt Rand
Barnett
Prison graduates receive diplomas in Kansas state penitentary
Thirty one inmates at the Kansas state penitentiary earned certificates for work in agriculture electricity blacksmithing steam boilers and engines and water moving under the extension department. The event resembled a college commencement with President J Waters delivering the address and Professor Burton reading names.
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Lanning Kan
Kansas Stato Nerituiturel Sallege
Auldo
Walte
J. Waters
Agricultural Collagé
George J. Bray
MG. Burton
Aller
Burton
Rosa
Big Place
Waters
Charlela Allen
Two brothers twins linked to geotypes in regional gallery record
Two brothers aged about 22 are identified in regional gallery records as serving geotypes for a crime. Adolph Juhl head of Hoodentifeation buriets sought Anger prints. officials confirm Kartangenes misreadings. They pled guilty and are to study in a Kansas agricultural college extension program while imprisoned.
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Frangido
Bam Flarion
Prothars
Adolph Juhl
Hoodentifeation Buriets
Firat
Dean Sane
Juhl
San Quéntin
Kartangen
Hart Priton Mésconsee
Betit
Siren Wan
Prikonera
Kansas
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Hero Mon
Diego
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Orlar
Grek Walter
Hig
Armiloggy Uckel
Cie Valley
Phe Tran
Cront
Whil
Anil
Vailey
San Tiago
Sur
Evite
Moxtoun
Wren
Tia Juana
New York
Samaritan
Old Greenlaw
Stranger
Louis
Masy
Man
Grimes
Marad
Sant Road
Gince
Tel
Hans Din
Ofa
God
France
Buyogi
Uthert
Tande AM Kopin
Trovnhes
Napoleon
Tivbyrin
Tito
Kansas State
Papre Prioe
Renee
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