Woman Suit Seeks 398 000 Amid Courtroom Marital Mayhem
New York November 1 a parade of divorce and abandonment cases unfolds in court. An actress seeks 398000 from a former lover claimed as husband while another suit targets a spouse for abandonment. Mrs Genevieve Pieror a striking actress testifies that her husband William T Pieror deserted her prompting court action.
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New York
Marrica Ieee Bnd
Tee
Nyny Wnt
Morehan Seventesn
Rooke
Elin Aine Watson
Antoinette Pare
Watts
Watson
Alene
Ilte
Mr. Pugs
Win
Bayonne
Owen Meredith
Blin Mae Watson
Watron
Edgehill
Page-Watson
Elta
Hurdel
Page
Snedeker
Justice Head
Hummel Fane
Fen
Br. Hummel
Bae
Yin
Andrea
Bullden
Enedeker
Genevieve
Wiliam T. Pieror
Wiliam T. Pieror, To the West Slde Puliee
Mrs. Piers
Civil Service Reform League Warns Against Scope Curbs
Washington, Nov. 1 The Civil Service Reform League urges the president not to withdraw positions from civil service rules. The letter says such changes would be a backward step and erode merit system gains, citing savings and efficiency gains since the civil service law took effect. It warns against undermining the administration’s pledge to enforce and extend the law.
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Washington
Civil Service Reform League
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Eerie Mastriiy Ot
Whehingin
Civil Service
Tvite L
Our Sickneses: Topeka Health Board Quarter Report
The Topeka state board of health quarterly report highlights data on infectious diseases and mortality, urging county officials to adopt measures to prevent illnesses. It notes typhoid fever, diphtheria, and whooping cough impacts, water and milk safety concerns, and inconsistent county reporting while listing deaths and specific conditions with quarterly totals.
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State Board of Health
Topeka
Toonas
Bealin
Camudurbie
Deulne
Tynhold Zerer
Nice
Eiart
Couturt
Eusee Neier
Ieathin
Ethok
Hugh
Cou
Thera
Archer
Lollowlaga
Ameilee
Cattle dipping under new rules at Fort Worth yard
Fort Worth Texas November 1 official cattle dipping conducted yesterday at the Fort Worth stock yard. A group of about 300 head was examined. The dipping followed new government regulations and was noted as the first under the new rules. The cattle will move tomorrow to cross the Quanah line and be shipped to Quanah.
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Fort Worth Fort Worth
Tesas
Westerday
Port Worth
Quanah
Reform of child law urged by Chicago BarAssociation committee
Chicago November 1 Reform of child law for delinquent and dependent youths will be studied by a five member Chicago Bar Association committee: Ephraim Banning Harvey B Hurd John W Edwin Burritt Smith and Merritt Starr. The panel will investigate conditions and press for reforms to bring Illinois and Chicago up to leading states standards including custody, adoption, and specialized courts.
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Chicago
Tilmoi
Chicago Bar Association
Ephraim Banning
Harvey B. Hurd
John W. Edwin Burritt Smith
Merritt Starr
Hilwoia
Illinois
Tilligis
Union
Hurd
Harming
Bunning
Mer
Massachusetts
Pennsylvania
Weber’s law shown true for sense of smell by Cornell pair
Prof. E B Titchener of Cornell and Miss E A Gamble, former student now instructor at Wellsley, report a major finding confirming Weber’s law for smell. They measured the correct intensity ratio between stimulus and sensation, testing fourteen persons with thirty substances, extending the law beyond sight sound taste and touch.
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Titchener
Ithaca
EB. B. Titchener
Cornell
EA. Gambie
Mis
Misa Gamble
Weber
Train terror ends as rider held in Greensburg lockup
A Western Man on a Pittsburg Greensburg express trea t school passenger fear when the train stopped at Greensburg Pa. A man who had terrorized passengers was taken off and jailed, ending the disturbance as officers restrained him.
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Pittsburg
Greensburg
Greensbore
Pyramid Pile Cure Promises Quick Relief and Safety
The ad touts Pyramid Pile Cure as a safer permanent remedy for piles, claiming long-standing sufferers find relief without surgery. It contrasts temporary salves with a guaranteed method, insisting the cure prevents costly operations and delivers instant comfort.
Western cowboy threatens train passengers with revolver
A six feet tall western cowboy, likely drunk, drew a big revolver on a train after leaving Plitsvure. He emptied the coach, forcing passengers, a brakeman, and a conductor to flee to the next car. The man was disarmed and jailed at the next stop. His name and home are unknown, though he held a ticket to New York City. The train was delayed about 15 minutes.
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Plitsvure
New York City
Blackbirds Roost Darns Trees South of Anderson
Hundreds of thousands of blackbirds roost east of Anderson Indiana in the woods near the city. Trees bend under weight causing limb damage and many birds are killed by becoming wedged in trees. The roosts attract birds from all directions each year, with this season starting late due to warm fall weather.
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Indiana
Anderson
Ind
Irvington
Southland
Teachers Turn Farmers In Chicago Strike Of Fancy
Chicago area teachers discussed a plan to form a Teachers Country Club and dairy farm in Wisconsin for next summer. They would buy land on a Fox River knoll, raise cattle, butter, and crops while running a summer school and lectures for up to 600 teachers, with cottages, tennis courts, and golf facilities.
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Chicago
Prom
Grade Teachers’ Federation
Teachers Country Club
Fates
Green Lake
Tenteal
Wisconsin
God Timber
Fox Rilver
Ffana
Ematter
John Byrne
Austin Park School
Collier Resting Quietly After Trephining
Frank H. Collier the eccentric lawyer rested quietly after skull trephining at the county hospital. Doctors report fever but expect recovery barring complications. Surgeons note the dura showed no pollution and an air of cautious optimism persists for a second operation.
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Trephin
Ing
Chicaeo
Frank H. Collier
Rune
UBS
Davis
Pramils Ts
Stamp Collection Robbed in Paris Display
Information from Paris reports the theft of a vast stamp collection from a display in Rue de Gea celte Paris. Authorities believe the haul may exceed ten thousand specimens valued at many thousands, with stamps from various issuers and a rare Sangin island issue described as possibly unique.
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Paris
Washington
Department of Post Arc Uheraph
Rue de Geacelte
Berne
Switerland
Sangin
Trance
Great Building Strike Threat Stuns New York
In New York on November 1 a major building strike threatens the city with a possible record labor stoppage. Up to 100000 union workers in marble and related trades may join a concerted walkout unless a truce is reached next Wednesday night. The dispute stems from the Syndicate building strike and deepens between cutters and polishers over prison-made marble.
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New York
Therselves
Master Builders’ Association
Union of
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Marble
Synidicate
Washington Civil Service Order Faces Limited Sweep
Washington officials expect a sweeping civil service order but new authority indicates only a few deputy collectors storekeepers gaugers and minor Washington offices will be affected. The order is not to be signed until after the elections.
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Washington, Avy
Civil Service Order
Washington
New York Tax on Foreign Capital Upheld by Supreme Court
The U S Supreme Court sustained New York tax laws targeting foreign corporations doing business in the state based on capital employed. The ruling upholds a tax on a western drug house with NY city branches, reinforcing that states may require licensing tied to a capital based levy. Judge Shiras noted the decision confirms states may condition business permission on payment of a license tax or proportional capital tax.
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New York
U. S Supreme Court
Washington
United States Supreme Court
James Rob Eris
New York City
Tower Court
Supreme Court
Shiras
McAdoo Blasts War Policy Critics in N J Speech
Former Assistant Secretary of the Navy McAdoo criticized the Spanish War administration at a Democratic mass meeting in Trenton. He blamed bureaucrats and “sons of nobody” for mismanagement, poor camp locations, sanitation failures, and railroad influence, claiming the Navy fared better under Roosevelt and urging reform of war leadership.
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N. J
Navy
McAdoo
Spain
Calcutta
Navy Department
Roosevelt
Santiago
Ernest H Crosby backs co operatives for tailors in New York
New York November 1 Ernest H Crosby son of the late Howard Crosby aids the Ladies Tailors union at their Best Thirty third Street headquarters He promises support for cooperative shops to compete with employers and to guarantee wages to workers for the plan He plans a hearing Wednesday with Rev Moran and allies including Mrs Burns of West Eighty First Street who backs the move Crosby’s push aims to reduce employer profits while preventing layoffs and aiding striking tailors through organized worker cooperatives.
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Ernest H Crosby
New York
Ernest H. Crosty
Howard Crosby
Ladies’ Tailors’ Union
Yeurhday
Best Thirty-third Street
Crosby
Joe
Moran
Ea Et Sion
Burns
Heep
Cornelia Stewart Robinson
Fey West One Hundred and Twenty-second Street
Hound Earns a Bounty in Wolf Fight
In Colorado Springs on November 1 a thoroughbred Russian wolfhound owned by A H Dennis killed a gray wolf during a fight near a cow herd. The dog named Dago fought the wolf on shore and in the water, finally fatally subduing it after a clash that ended with blows from Frank Hughes.
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Colorado Springs
Colo
A. H. Dennis
Frank Hughes
Hughes
Attacked by a Coyote in San Antonio Suburbs
A coyotes attack in a San Antonio suburb left a Mexican resident injured in his yard yesterday. He sustained severe bites but is taking precautions to prevent rabies as authorities respond to rising coyote activity in the area.
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San Antonio
Tex
Ldeforso Aroyo
Bernhardt Triumph in Medea at Baumance Theater
Paris reports Sarah Bernhardt in Catulle Mendes' poetic Medea, praised as a brilliant triumph with the role eminently suited to her genius and warmly acclaimed. England dispatches note that the Admiralty plans a special service squadron, orders approved at Plymouth dockyard.
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Sarah Bernhardt
Paris
Ntew Baumance
Catulle Mendes
Mendes
Lberts
Mme. Bernhardt
England
London
Mystic Cure Claimed To Cure Chronic Rheumatism
A Topeka druggist testimonial from Swift and Holliday promotes Detchon's Mystic Cure for Rheumatism. The speaker says after months of ankle sprain pain relief in four days and walking without a cane after using two bottles. The ad urges afflicted readers to try the remedy.
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Xay Oeusners
Snmimnapolis
Ind
Detchon
Swift & Holliday
Menses Avenue
Topeka
Direct Lines to Denver and West Reach via Union Pacific
The notice promotes Union Pacific service to Denver East Lake City San Tran fete and Portland offering Pullman Palace Sleepers Tourlet Sleepers Chair Cars Dine Cars and full timetable information. It advertises a rheumatism cure with a money back guarantee and mentions Swift & Holliday Drug Co W. H. Wilson and Arnold Drug Co as sellers.
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East Lake City
San Tranfete
Portland
Union Pacific
Gio Pacific
Lewin City
3. & Fulton
Swift & Holliday Drug Co
W. H. Wilson
Arnold Drog
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