Paw Paw Cure Promises Nerve Relief And Vitality
Scores endorse Prof Blungen’s Paw Paw remedy claiming it soothes and energizes the nerves, aids digestion, builds strong blood, and restores strength. Advertisers tout its effects on nervous debility, stomach comfort, and overall vitality, with doctors and druggists cited as sources and a 5c Paw Paw Laxative Pill offered.
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Etvater
Blungen
Draganta
Mutyon
Mungan
Srepeyaa
Fred Etronus
Kelbett Ur
Elper
Special Session Hears Montana Legislature Review
In a special session the Montana legislature considers a measure to review and adjust judicial matters. The outcome or passage of the bill remains unclear as representatives weigh quality concerns and potential changes in the justice system.
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Helena
Mont
der Tin
Wien
Montana
Opposition Grows Over Sewer Plan in Second Ward
Citizens and shop owners in the Second ward mobilize petitions to block a proposed sewer district expansion costing up to 109000, arguing Santa Fe yards would bear taxes for a system they deem unnecessary. City officials cite potential cost reductions and the need for citywide relief, while leaders debate including the Santa Fe shops district.
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Newland
Friends of the Sewer Hive
Santa Fe
Railway Company
Frank Stevens
Second Ward
Frank Sewlate
Satore
Joseph Griley
Atayor Bergundtine
Ute Secomil
Firat
Topeka
Mconbe
Santy
Griley
Sai
Six Ottawa High Pupils Dismissed by School Board
Ottawa Kan Dec Six Ottawa high school pupils were suspended by the school board at a special meeting Saturday night. New rules governing class functions were adopted. Fred Gr ay Fred Brinkerhoff George Corwin and Henry Ben Holt were suspended until end of the school year. Roy Smith was suspended ten days and Clay Shina five days. The charge states pupils could not keep up with their grades.
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Ottawa
Kan
Dec
Ottawa High School
Fred Gray
Fred Brinkerhoff
George Corwin
Henry Ben— Holt
Roy Smith
Clay Shina
Judge Trieber Courts Adjourn Amid Family Deaths
Judge Trieber abruptly adjourned the United States circuit and district courts after receiving telegrams about his fathers in law dying in Pearls Iowa. He left for Doswka, with possible reopening if Judge Pollock is confirmed to reach Toneka. Prisoners were sentenced in separate cases including John Ty Reighley of Salina for counterfeiting and John Underhill for robbery.
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United States Circuit
District Courts
Trieber
Iis Fathers
Pearls
Rock Island
Ant
Doswka
Pollock
Toneka
Fort Scott
Senate
Leavenworth
Undertill
Peach
Teyond
Diplomatic views on Far East crisis from Petersborg reception
At the weekly reception, Foreign Minister Lamsdorff expressed optimism about a peaceful settlement in the Far East and the Russia Japan talks. Reports from St. Petersburg and Tokio indicate nations seek amicable terms while Russia protects treaty rights and Russian troops in Manchuria.
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Petersborg
Diplomatic Corps
Forvlew
Lamsdorff
Far East
Paelfe
St. Bompard
St. Pétersburg
Boir
St Petersburg
Tokio
United States
Spain
Japan
Fun Sia
Manchuria
Russia
Rusti
No Gambling House Prosecution Ends with Costs
Prosecuting witness must pay court costs in Harris-Moors trial. Carl Moore and A K Harris were dismissed on charges of keeping a rambling house at the Jewell building corner of Sixth and Kansas venue. M Jacob Hazlett of Osage City testified, claiming her husband was kept in a poker home on the third floor. Prosecutor Army objected to taxing the case to the city as the record shows limited proof of gambling activity.
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Carl Moore
A. K. Harris
Jewall
Sixth
Kansas
Hariton
M. Jacob Hazlett
Osage City
Harrin
Jewell
Hazlett
Hertis
Mim. Hsien
Hamilton
Message to Roosevelt from Berlin autographs signed Wilhelm
Emperor William in Berlin sent President Roosevelt an autograph message through Baron von Burenburg. The German ambassador to the United States sailed to New York from Bremen aboard the Katinen Wilhelm 112. Wilhelm expressed a wish to speak many things to Roosevelt and wrote a full page of notes ending with his large signature Wilhelm. Money for San Francisco and New York was transferred today in dollars.
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Berlin
William Kaz
Roosevelt
Baron von Brernburg
United States
New York
Bremen
Baron von Sternbare
Santey
Wilhelm
Truancy Office Controversy In Shawnee County
The state superintendent considers a mandamus to force Shawnee County to appoint a truancy officer. County Attorney Hungate declines to file, and Wright referred the matter upward. Dayhott signals possible action if the county board does not comply. The dispute highlights broader county truancy staffing delays and has drawn regional attention.
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Shawnee
Dayhot
Magdanius
Shawnee Vicinty Board
Hungate
Tendent Wright
Wright
Dayhott
Shawhee County
Willers
Shawhee
George Bushong
J. BR. Ramsey
Rameau
Topein
Jews Barred Entry Without Special Permit Across Russian Frontier
Berlin reports that American Jews face entry restrictions into Russia, requiring a per person permit from the Russian minister. The rule applies to travel via German routes and is said to be temporary. A San Francisco Jew with State Department letters was reportedly denied entry at the frontier.
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Berlin
Myon Plehwe
Russia
San Francisco
State Department
Russkin
Commendation of Hungate and McCollum by Christian Endeavor
The Christian Endeavor society of the First Christian church endorses County Attorney Otis Hungate and Chief of Police McCollum for their actions against organized gambling and vice. They pledge cooperation to support measures to punish offenders and protect the public officer, urging lawful aid from citizens.
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Christian Endeavor
McCollum
Christian Endeavor Society of the First Christian Church
Otis Hungate
Shawnee County
Topeks
Young Peegun
Society of Christ
First Congregational Church
T. B. Howard
Anna Richardson
F P. McCollum
Conrad for postmaster at Independence
Congressman Campbell backs ex Senator H W Conrad for postmaster at Independence after Edwin Foster resigns. A separate local report notes a $25 assault fine with Maude Betts recounting a Thanksgiving night disturbance at the Noel place on lower Kannis avenue involving Veru Noel.
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Campbell
Independence
Washington
H. W. Conrad
Wice Edwin Foster
Maude Betts
Veru Noel
Judy Harliton
Betts
Noel Place
Kannis Avenue
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