State Indians Free From State Laws Says Attorney General Opinion
The Attorney General holds that tribal Indians living on reservations stay under federal jurisdiction and are not subject to New York state laws for internal matters. He notes 1871 treaty policies and warns against applying state conservation laws off reservations. recent appeals court rulings are not cited as changing this principle.
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Dentist Holds Robbery Suspect Prisoner By Teeth
Dr. Leon Sarjeant of Philadelphia restrained James Collins, 51, of Bryn Mawr, with forceps during a hold up attempt at the dentist’s office. Police from the Twenty ninth district arrested Collins, who faces $300 bail for a further hearing next week.
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Leon Sarjeant
Fairmont Avenue
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James Collins
Bryn Mawr
Boyle
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Librarians Seek State Library Commission Revision
Miss Lewis Harvey, secretary treasurer of the West Virginia State Library Association, announced efforts to renew a library bill by the next legislature. The aim is to secure a state library commission and broaden direct advocacy, with the Library Association and state federation of women’s clubs handling the passage.
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West Virginia State Library Association
Astrarys Commission
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State Federation of Wombh
Library Association’ Committee
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Winter protection tips for garden plants and shrubs
Washington experts outline methods to protect perennials and bulbs through winter. Hardy plants receive mulch depth of thirteen to four inches, while cannas, gladiolus, and dahlias are dug up and stored at fifty five degrees. Hydrangeas may stay outdoors with straw and manure, or be potted for cold storage north of Philadelphia. Evergreen branches and soil mounds guard against mice and frost, with climbing roses covered if not hardy.
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Nav
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Dallas
Attu
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Bydrangess
Sharon
Dome
Wien
Coverel
Almont
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Diane Bridesteam
Chicago
Atuhouer
Ak Fara Zee
Canada
Long Island
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Washington, D. C
Review of Famous Battle Losses Across Centuries
The Army and Navy Journal surveys historic battle losses from Kunersdorf in 1759 to Leipzig in 1813 and later confronts Waterloo Gettysburg and Borodino. It notes total casualties and percentages, comparing French Russian Prussian Austrian and Confederate losses, with emphasis on relative severity and source divergences. The piece traces figures from Berndt Fox and other authorities, highlighting methodological differences and the lasting challenge of precise casualty tallies.
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Kunersorf
Zorndorf
Leipzig
Napoleon
Aspern
Prench
Borodino
Otto Berndt
Kriege
Wien
Fox
Waterloo
Berndt
Gettysburg
Wellington
Meade
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Gravelotte
Exeliktre
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Encyclopedia Britannica
Allison
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London Statistical Society
Borodina
Prisoner Sits Like Fixed Manikin After Found Near Tracks
A nameless man, described as the queerest prisoner, arrived at the Philadelphia station house immobile in any pose. He was taken to the psychiatric ward for observation after patrol officers found him lying near the Philadelphia and Reading rail line at Sixty-sixth Street.
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Philadelphia
Fixel
Kent
Paychopathic
Philadelphia Hospital
Othe Philadelphis
Gixty
Hess
Samme Woalion
McFerland
Nile
Incomplete Text Auffers Medical Care Reference
Fragmentary report notes a person with a nervous ailment sent to a hospital after a scare. No clear names or places are readable. Content appears to be a historical clipping with mangled OCR affecting key details.
Marjorie Morland and Nat Goodwin's complicated transfer case
The article reports Nat Goodwin and Marjorie Morland amid a transfer clause over Goodwin’s fifth marriage to Marjorie, with speculation of serious marital trouble. Lawyerly notes mention F oreign entanglements and a prior incident where Goodwin claims a loss of $85,000. The case draws public interest as a tangle of spouses and the theatrical world.
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Thomas Ae Neot
Marjorie
Gondwins Cafe
Ocean Park
Nat
Goodwin
Canary Fails Jail Break Finds Home at Tombs
A canary born in a prison cage escapes to a Tombs jail yard but returns inside after spotting barred windows. Turnkey Joh Crowley feeds and shelters the bird, which enjoys cagelike bars, baths, and seed dishes, hinting at a possible lifelong term in the cell.
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New York
Tombs
Wallenight
Joh Crowley
Daya
Cige Walla
Rhode Island Governor Takes Up Poultry Business
Newport dispatch reports Governor R Livington Beechman plans a poultry venture after years as state chief executive. A chicken house over 100 feet long will be built on his Cor gesall avenue garden, stocked with top breeds, marking a surprising shift from politics to farming.
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Newport
R. Livington Beechman
Annte Hay
Corgesall Avenue
Chief Justice White May Retire Soon At Seventieth Birthday
Washington reports Chief Justice Edward White nearing retirement at seventy after twenty one years on the United States Supreme Court. A banquet honored his career while speculation grows on potential successors and political factors influencing the impending vacancy.
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Charles J. Hughes
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Fragmented Crop Nest Described in Local Text
In a terse 19th century style, a peculiar account describes a beet plant with a large leaf curl forming a hollow structure resembling a nest. An old hen sheltered the nest and hatched fourteen eggs, each egg matching the reddish color noted in the description.
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Gursien
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Ohlokehs
New Extension Department Boosts Fairmont Normal School
Fairmont normal school expands with a new extension and correspondence department led by Prof. Walter Barnes. Programs connect rural and town teachers with state institutions, offering weekly courses, semester exams, and credits toward normal school work. Enrollment rises to 213 with 42 in extension courses while faculty tour round tables and attend regional educational meetings.
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Department of Education
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Wheeling
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Madison to implement 1913 sterilization law statewide
In Madison on November 6 the 1913 sterilization law will be put into operation by the state board of control. Twenty four inmates of Chippewa Falls home for the feeble minded will be subjected to medical treatment as the board completes two years of investigation. President James O Dav idson announced the plan noting patients have been examined and doctors chosen to oversee the program.
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Federalg
White
Louisiana Senate
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Tate
Louisiana
Nichola
Penns
Justice White
Senate
Supra Court of
United States
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Wis
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What's What Swmale Sex Furnishings
Fragmented readable text discusses seasonal fashion items for men and women, highlighting soft cuffs, belts, handkerchiefs, and novel embroideries. Mentions stockings, garters, and new shoe styles, with emphasis on comfortable, practical wear for fall and winter and distinctive patterns.
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Bert Tex
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