Titonka Topic S Dares Girls Wear Trousers in Playgrounds
Dr Henry Curtis of Clark University, active in the Playgrounds Association of America, suggests that girls up to a certain age be allowed to wear trousers or overalls to participate in outdoor athletic work. He argues the plan is commendable for equality and could reduce clothing costs. critics warn of social implications and fashion pressures.
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Henry 8. Curtis
Clark University
Associaion of America
Gurls
St. Paul Pioneer Press
Makean
Aes
Poisonous Toadstool Danger Prompts New York Warnings
New York newspapers urge readers to distinguish edible from non edible mushrooms. A simple rule notes the edible mushroom is white on top with pink gills that brown with age. When in doubt, discard any uncertain fungus and consult local authorities for confirmation.
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New York
Fish relocation from Kensico Lake attracts film crew
The Kensico lake near Weatchester New York plans to move its game fish including pike and bass to nearby water bars overland. A local fishing club will bear the costs and a moving picture company will film the operation to publicize it nationwide.
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Finoy
Kensico Lake
Weatchester
New York
Nnb
Moving Picture Company
Women colleges mull courses on matrimony options
The article notes that women’s colleges are considering adding classes on marriage and domestic careers to raise graduate placement. It questions what qualifications will be required of the male professors involved.
Theft of an art work sparks local excitement in city
A Minneapolis theft involves a painting valued at $60,000, triggering strong local interest and discussion about art crime. The incident contrasts with earlier claims of a smaller value and prompts questions about security and cultural impact.
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Minneapollis
Bowery suspect misled by street choice in money discard
A stranger arrested for discarding money on the Bowery would have avoided attention had he disposed of it on Watt Street instead. Police noted the misdirected effort and continued investigation into the man’s actions.
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Watt
Chicken controversy and cosmic questions in brief column
A brief, opinionated recap notes ongoing chicken taunting, asks if poultry profits exist, questions telescope sightlines and comet counts, and mocks winter and turkey slaughter protests as vegetarian in stance while referencing football fashion and pastiche ban fading.
Pioneer Journalist Joseph Pulitzer’s Rise and Ailing End
The telegram from secretary Joseph Pulitzer reports the passing of a famed editor who built a media empire by owning the New York World and the St. Louis Post-Dispatch. Born in Hungary on April 1, 1847, he came to the United States in 1864 and served in the Union Army before rising from a waiter to publisher. He later entered Missouri politics and moved to New York to acquire major papers, shaping American journalism.
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York “World
Toilayon
Bor
Charleston
S. G
Joseph Pulitzer
New ‘York World
St. Louis, Post-Dispatch
Hungary
Tecely
Vienna University
Thid
Missouri
St.Louis
Carl Schurz
Pretoring
Puliler
Louis
Lewis
New York
Arbiters Render Decision in City Street Railway Dispute
In Des Moines on October, motorman W Roberts and conductor L Hiatt were found guilty of rule violations while conductor J B Bruce was cleared. Bruce to be reinstated and paid for time lost. First arbitration between street railway company and union ends with both sides pledging to accept the ruling.
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Dee Moines
Oct
W. Roberts
B., L. Hiatt
J. B
Bruce
Street Railway Company
Strect Car Board of Arbitration
Upton
Death of Carroll Wright Rock Island attorney noted for generosity
The Des Moines bar mourns the sudden death of Carroll Wright, counsel for the Chicago Rock Island and Pacific railroad for Iowa Minnesota and South Dakota. He died Saturday night at Crocker Ganitarium in Colorado Springs, Colorado, leaving a reputation for kindness and professional excellence.
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Des Moines
Wright
Carroll Wright
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific Railroad
Iowa
Minnesota
South Dakota
Crocker Ganitarium
Colorado Springs
Colo
Middle West
Horses Fetch $9690 at Percheron Sale in Marshalltown
At a sale of twenty five Percheron horses in Marshalltown C B Dannen and Sons of Melbourne handled the auction totaling 9690 dollars with an average of 387 dollars. The top mare sold for 725 dollars to P W Jordan of Beardsley Minnesota. R W Plummer of Mason City bought nine stallions for 700 dollars. Injured Men Are Living in Mason City describes Drexel Kibbling fading after being shot during a dispute with Robert Gable who was shot by police. Gable remains confined to bed at his home town of Wapella.
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Marshalltown
C. B. Dannen & Sons
Melbourne
P. W. Jordan
Beardsley, Minn
R. W. Plummer
Stalilan
Mason City
Drexel Kibbling
Robert Gable
Gable
Wapella
Campaign Success in Charles City Housing Drive
Charles City reports the Young Men's Christian Association has raised 7000 toward a 10000 goal for furnishing the new building. Workers expect the remaining 3000 to be pledged by the campaign close tonight.
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Charles City
Young Men's Christian Association
Touighe
Consolidation of Excel and Iowa Foundry Moves to Fort Dodge
Fort Dodge October 10 The Excel Fire Machinery Manufacturing Company of Waterloo has consolidated with the Iowa Foundry of Waterloo and the Waterloo concern will be moved to Fort Dodge during the week.
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Fort Dodge
Excelsior Machinery Manufacturing Com- Pay
Waterlon
Iowa Foundry Company
Port Dodge
Waterloo
Manchester Light Plant Burned in Major Fire
A fire destroyed the Hoag Steckle Plant and mill in Manchester early morning. Estimated losses reach $10,000 with hundreds of homes and public buildings left without light. Fire crews fought the blaze through the night.
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Manchester
Hoagsteckle
Earl
Widow Glyen Big Pamagen case awards ten thousand
In a Marengo court October session Kacinds Armbruster of Trenton Missouri sues the Rookiel and Mrs Armbruster Wea. The jury awarded ten thousand dollars. Luabynd was killed by the Follrond.
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Glyen Big Pamagen
Marengo
Oct
Kacinds Armbruster
Trenton
Armbruster
Wea
Indians Pitcher Bender Tops Giants In Four-Hit World Series Game
In the sixth meeting of the World Series, Mack's Indians, led by Bender, dominated McGraw's Giants. The four-hit gem sealed the series as Philadelphia Athletics clinch a second straight title with a lopsided victory and extensive prize payout details noted.
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Bender
Thea of
McGraw
Twihlers
Philadelphia
Philadelphia Athletics
Vietory
Mc.Graw
Jig
Mack
Ren
oThe Roners
New York
Alngerdt
Athdehjes
Quakers
Giants
Leon Ames
George Wiltse
Rube Marquard
Ryall
Waterway bill defeated in Senate house stalemate
The administration’s deep waterway bill failed in the House with 69 votes in favor and 65 against, needing 77. Forty two Republicans and 17 Democrats supported it while 27 Republicans and 18 Democrats opposed, ending a three year battle among party leaders.
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Springhald
Sinots
House of Representatives
Bank Robbery Report Reaches McComb Town
Robbers attacked the town of McComb, cut telephone and telegraph lines, and blew open the local bank. They obtained a large amount of money and escaped.
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Oklahoma Bank
McComb
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Fragmentary OCR text provides minimal readable items. No clear event or entities emerge to form a proper news-style summary.
Police discuss possible motives in Dr Knabe death
Indianapolis detectives say Dr Helene Knabe may have known her attacker if murdered and consider self harm as a possibility. They note robbery not motive and that her despondency over debts and property belonging to cousin Augusta Knabe are factors.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Knabe
William Holtz
Helene Kufibe
Doctor Knabe
Mise Augusta Kuabe
Senator Stephenson Campaign Costs Highlighted in 1803 Testimony
W R Knell former sheriff testified before a U S Senate committee that Senator Trane Stephenson reportedly worth 30 million dollars paid his campaign workers in Milwaukee County 11800 dollars as other candidates spent heavily to gain the nomination. Knell said rich status created a standard of compensation for campaign labor.
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Afflwankee
Trane Stephenson
United States Senate
W. R. Knell
Mylwaukes County
Stephenson
Seyi
Knell
Benator Stephenton
Bis
Obituary for Rear Admiral Sande Oleg at 60
Rear Admiral Sande Oleg of Washington D C and Rear Admiral James H. Sanda U S N retired died at home from acute indigestion. He was sixty years old.
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Sande Oleg
Washington
Oldest Colorado Voter Noted in Grand Junction
A garbled OCR note from Colorado reports an elder resident in Grand Junction associated with the state's oldest voter claim. The fragment hints at a ceremonial or milestone voting context but lacks clear names, dates, or specifics.
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Grand Junction
Cola
Ptate’ of
Colorado
Podobably
Mhatla Arson
Paws
Bon
Rebels Claim Provisional Republic Amid Chinese Crisis
Yuan Shi Kai proclaims control as Li Yuen Heng asserts presidency of a new republic amid revolts. Imperial forces negotiate truces while rebels seize Tangshan areas and Sheng Hsao Huai is briefly targeted. Parliament asks for a popular assembly and constitutional government as peace talks begin.
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Yuan
Kai
Li Yuen Heng
New Republic
Peking
Yuan Shi Ka
Yangtse Kiang
Representative Parliament
Yun Shi Kai
Drewser
National Assembly
Mganking
Ngaewhel
Nanking
Sheng Hsvatt Huai
Tientsin
Yuan Shi Kai
Imperial Army
Payy
Binyangchow
Cure for Meningitis Claimed by Dr Simon Flexner
Dr Simon Flexner of the Rockefeller Institute announced at a state sanitary officers conference in New York that an epidemic spinal meningitis cure has been perfected. The serum is injected into the cerebral leptomeningeal membrane, not the blood, and he says the treatment will render the disease far less dangerous. He emphasized this is the first public announcement and that demonstration to his satisfaction shows the serum will perform as claimed.
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New York
Simon Flexner
Rockefeller Institute For Medical Research
Carnegia Lyceum
Flexner
Wim
Turkon troops hem tripol Mattam a forced mobilized outside Tripoli
Turkish forces mass outside Tripoli with about 40 000 he med attack Italian troops any hour. The city is terror stricken as Muslims are well supplied and feared to be besieged. Italian force deemed inadequate to resist the assault.
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Mattam
Tripoli
Atricken
Messulmana
Bank Directors Close Because of Unprofitable Affairs
The National Bank of the City announces restructuring after withdrawal requests from a depositor. Directors state the business has not been profitable and will adjust to meet the demands and stabilize the bank.
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Indiana Bank
Montgomery
Qad
Biret National Bank of Thta
Elly
Ingergall Statue: Gavellad Pee Tha teen ge i eeTeOl
Incomplete readable fragment mentions a statue and a year 99 but lacks clear names, places, or actions to confirm a concrete event or outcome.
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Ingergall
Ie Gavellad
Noted figures debated in feminist movement discourse
The passage cites Wilam Rotch Witter and Mr Wister in a Philadelphia Acorn Club discussion about gender roles and secrecy. A Ger Mantown man is criticized for withholding family matters, while the wife retorts with a remembered misdeed about a summer church conference and arrest.
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Wilam
Rotch Witter
Kati
Acorn Club
Philadelphia
Wister
Winter
Germantown
Wherman
Hess
George
Jed Gatray
Chicago
Living Image Dawns in Odd Banter at Gathering
Quirky dialogue features Mrs Fooduth and Oldchumme gossiping about a baby described as a living image of his father. They joke about appearance noting a premature bald head, the set a casual scene of familiar exchange with light humor.
Cure of Infant Suffering with Cuticura Soap and Ointment
A Montana mother reports her six month old son suffered six weeks with widespread itchy burning sores. After trying many remedies and doctors, she used Cuticura Soap and Ointment and saw complete recovery in six weeks. She endorses the products and provides a Boston mailing address for samples and booklet.
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Sin
Noble Tabinay
Dodson
Mont
Dapl
Boston
Risky Business Fashion Crinkles in 1930s Gossip
In a clipped exchange Mrs Crawford jokes about a fading false-hair fad while Mrs Crybshaw agrees and the chatter shifts to hats and stray hair mysteries, revealing light domestic humor and social chatter in a casual setting.
Castoria Ad and Humorous Postcard Rant
A fragmented ad shows castoria branding and multiple stray phrases about infants remedies and safe family products. The text wanders through mock testimonials and Christmas postcard offers, with nonsensical lines about aging, safety, and generic household items.
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