Oklahoma Seeks State Resources Survey Lead by Gould
Prof Charley N Gould appointed by Oklahoma governor to head a new state survey funded with 316000. A geologist and educator, Gould directs fieldwork to assess building stones including granite marble limestone and dolomite as well as clay and other minerals. The survey aims to test material availability for public works while highlighting Oklahoma's rich mineral potential and wide variety of natural resources.
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Charley N. Gould
Oklahoma
Ohio
Southwest Kansas College
University of Nebraska
University of Oklahoma
United States Geological Survey
Gould
Sociery Bigms Xi
American Institute of Mining Eniry
Kansas Academy of Science
Snd
Nebraska
Furnng
Union
Tripoli
Zeppelin Conqueror of Air Hero of German Aeronautics
Count Ferdinand Zeppelin, famed inventor-nobleman, pursued airship development for decades despite repeated setbacks. After a remarkable flight and a lightning destruction at Echterdingen, public support surged as he continued to fund and advance the quest for upper air flight with backing from Württemberg royalty and later German authorities.
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Ferdinand Zeppelin
Echterdingen
Germany
Tme
Haskell Chosen Democratic Treasurer and Oklahoma Governor
Charles N. Haskell, Oklahoma governor, is named to head the Democratic national committee treasury role. The Ohio native, once a Wall Street brief staffer, is described as a savvy gumshoe statesman with railroad and business ventures. His wife is noted as a sharp business partner.
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Charles N. Haskell
Oklahoma
Ohio
John R. McLean
Oklahoms
Haskell
Wall Street
Mecrals
Tim
Oblaki Ro
Busin
Venezuelan Dictator Castro Wields Power Amid International Tension
The piece recounts Don Cipriano Castro, labeled by foes as an Androsan cattle thief, rising to power in Venezuela and provoking international attention. It notes his harsh rise from obscure beginnings, suppression of rivals, and unsettled global peace as Holland contemplates firm action against him.
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Don Cipriano Castro
Hla Enembe
Andresan
Venezuela
Holland
Castro
Federal Congress
Amine Atate
Ebina
Ean
Onradas
Guzman
Illinois镇 Riot Patrol Keeps Peace Amidlynch Fear
Springfield and Kankakee endured a violent race riot as the Illinois National Guard, about 4,200 strong, occupied streets after a mob attacked, with two deaths from earlier clashes. Private Klein faced a court of inquiry over a fatal shooting aboard a state train, while efforts to cut wires and alarms were thwarted.
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Borinfeld
J. B. Klein
First
Illinois Infantry
Bert Nelson
Kankakee
Springfield
Wells
Kieln
James Miles
Jacob Judson
F. D. Dunford
Genoral ‘Scott
Klein
Tlitnols Central
Guilford
Kellh
Nelson
Cooper
Arsenal
Allen
Spring Streets
Eddy
sYsenal
National Guard
Sixth A Eighth Infantry
Two natty gowns in blue and yellow silk fashion
The model wears a draped princess gown in blue and yellow with a fichu edged by passementerie balls and lace trim. Lace sleeves, black liberty cravats with gold tassels, and white linen plastron and cuffs accompany a three-staged skirt with white braid and a liberty girdle.
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Liberty
Good Manners at Home
A column cites Lilian Bell on politeness at home likening it to packing straw for china. It argues courteous conduct among family prevents friction, contrasts with crude behavior, and urges gentle, everyday courtesies to preserve harmony without rigid formality.
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China
Lilian Bell
Late Styles in Underwear Hit Summer Market
Domestic manufacturers bring out late summer undergarments with new one piece garments combining drawers and corset covers. American ideas adapt foreign fashions for comfort and cooler wear. Silk and mercerized undergarments gain favor with affordable prices from two dollars. Sleeveless silk shirts and short drawers appear in men’s wear, light colors dominate blues pinks grays and pastels. Sweater makers anticipate a strong fall season as coat sweaters improve fit and appearance for women.
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Musling
Aged Negro Lynched In Racist Mob Violence in Wisconsin
In Bornfield Wisconsin on August 16 a mob attacked William Donigan a 20 year old cobbler. He was dragged to a tree and strung up after his shop was set ablaze near the state house. He died soon after the injury. The incident followed earlier violence and a mysterious woman linked to the mob was arrested as Kate Howard.
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Bornfield
Springfield
Lopez
Wes
Kate Howard
William Donigan
Donigan
Atate House
Fualltade
Tuttle
A Rosy Costume and Feather Ornaments for Evening Wear
A rosy organza gown features a jacket bodice with pink rose embroidery, a plain tight skirt that flares 16 inches from the hem with bias ruffles, pink satin bow tie, and a white horsehair bat with pink rose wreaths. the piece suits dinner wear for young women. Feather ornaments offer stylish evening coiffure tips, including ostrich tips in various colors atop head pins to finish a formal toilette.
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Charlotte Corday
Mud Stain Remedies For Gowns And Garments
A brief note outlines a simple remedy for mud stains on gowns and clothing. It emphasizes easy, practical steps to remove moisture and dirt without damaging fabric, promoting quick clean up after exposure to mud. The guidance is practical and non-technical for general readers.
Damaged OCR Dictates Dramatic Suicide Scene
A garbled reference describes a subject subjected to chemical exposure then a dramatic act. The fragment mentions a man named Jeapa and a self inflicted death in a theater setting with a statue’s marble form. The text is incomplete and contains errors.
Magnetic brake for train innovation from Brittelah Thomson-Houston
A new hand deployable magnetic brake from the Brittelah Thomson-Houston Co. could serve for service and emergency stops. The system uses two pole shoes that become alternating north and south poles when energized, pulling the shoes onto the rail between wheels and acting independently of the trolley circuit. A hand lever pressurizes the brake, while electro magnets provide additional retardation on descents, with a tongue shaped steel bracket and replaceable wearing slides.
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Britleh Thomson-Houston Company
Tramway and Railway World
London
Electrical Review
New York
Crow Boss of Train No 14 Captures the Morning Route
A California crew earns praise as a clever crow perches atop an old pine near Hornbrook each 7:30 am to watch Train No 14. The bird dives onto the car roof as the engine nears, eluding all attempts to dislodge it, and then rides to Market Street at Siaklyou by 4:45 am for a royal meal, becoming a morning legend for passengers and crew.
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San Framelaco
California
Hornbrook
Bear
Siaklyou
Precautions Prevent Rail Accidents at Brazbourne Station
A Great Hestere railway safety note explains a rail contact laid about 200 yards ahead of the advanced starting signals at Brazbourne. When a train passes the contact, a bell sounds in the signal box and continues until the signal is restored to danger, guiding signalmen.
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Hestere Railway
Brazbourne
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