Ovarian Marvels and Hypnotized Hens Stir Local Notice
A Newton New Jersey man raises hens that lay eggs with handles to dispense with cups. A Chicago chemistry professor, unnamed, experiments with hypnotic hens and sun exposure to produce cooked eggs and even two eggs per day. The claims, described with sensational flair, suggest progress toward eggs infused with ham or cooled varieties, though details remain unverified.
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N. J
Ausol
Peete
Burbank
Loeb
Chicago
Highway Rights and Public Roads in Transit Policy
A discussion on maintaining public highways for public use and limiting private franchise rights, noting past mistakes with streetcar lines and the future role of electric railways. Includes a quoted remark from Tinner Jackson after a ten year manslaughter sentence and a Roosevelt pardon, suggesting questions of innocence and coincidence.
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Chicago
Daily News
Destruction Follows California Quake And Fire
Earthquake hits California on April 18 causing massive San Francisco fire and thousands homeless. Death toll estimated at 3,560 with property losses between 200 and 300 million dollars. Scorched business district, widespread ruin across Napa Vallejo San José Santa Rosa and other towns. Troops guard streets while fires burn and tidal waves wash ships from piers.
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San Francisco
Los Angeles
United States
Presidio
Golden Gate
Santa Clara
San José
Brawley
Imperial Valley
San Diego
Agnewosane Asylum
Salinas
Santa Rosa
Santa Curz
Santa Barbara
Niles
Napa
Vallejo
Pacific
Ayas
Chaos in Chicago over divorce ruling spurs legal chaos
Chicago unfolds in confusion as the supreme court decision disrupts divorce proceedings. judges lawyers and courts halt as thousands of divorces granted under out of state or publication service are challenged. Clarence Darrow voices that such divorces may be void and children illegitimate.
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Chicago
Supreme Court
Tow
UE Buy Patel
Ode Hes
Trade
Clarence. Darrow
President Roosevelt urges remedies on immunity and appeals
President Roosevelt sent a message to Congress urging remedial legislation on immunity in matters investigated by the bureau of corporations and the interstate commerce commission. He also advocates a right of government appeal in criminal cases before trial. The recommendations follow Judge Humphrey’s Chicago federal court decision, and critique the reef trust interpretation of congressional will as undermining the law.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Congress
Bureau of Corporations
Interstate Commerce Commission
Humphrey
Federal
Chicago
Whitecappers punished in Little Rock and jail terms
Whitecappers Brailey county, convicted in a U S court last Saturday, were sentenced by judges Trieber Bovet Morgan. Each of four men received one year in the penitentiary, while Lee Bromley Joe Bramley and Bob Nichols drew six months in jail and a $3 fine. An oil hearing in Jefferson City was postponed due to Attorney General Hadley’s pleurisy illness, with plans to resume within a month in St. Louis.
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Little Rock
Ark
Brailey County
Whitecappers
United States
Jude Trieber
Columbus B. Bovet
Bill Morgan
Wash Morgan
Lee Bromley
Joe Bramley
Bob Nichols
Jefferson City
Atty-Gen
Hadley
New York
St. Louis
Court of Inquiry Appointed at Guantanamo
Rear-Admiral Evans arriving with the flagship Maine at Guantanamo Cuba has appointed a court of inquiry to investigate the Kearsarge accident. The action aims to determine causes and responsibility in the incident involving the two ships during operations in the Caribbean.
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Washington
Evans
Guantananmo
Cuba
Maine
Navy Department
Kearsarge
Exiled Norwegians Expected to Return Home for Coronation
A Nordic exodus is forecast as King Haakon's June 24 coronation in Thindkjem, Norway, prompts thousands from the Norwegian west and northwest to head back to their homeland this spring. Also a Chicago report recounts Anthony Hopet, a railroad detective, crawling 50 feet after both legs were severed and his body cut and bruised while trying to aid H I Kenkle, who died in the same incident.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Haakon of
Norway
Thindkjem
Old Country
Chicago
Anthony Hopet
H. I. Kenkle
Hopet
Stock Transfer Tax Upheld By Court Of Appeals
Albany April 9 The court of appeals unanimously upholds the state law taxing the transfer of shares of capital stock asserting its constitutionality.
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Albany
Court of Appeals
The Dawning of Hope in Goshen
In a moonlit hut Moses and Aaron urge Ephraim elders to stand firm for deliverance from bondage. Joshua returns after twenty five years, Elishama doubts, Elisheba aids, and the people witness divine signs proving God has heard their cry.
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Elishama
Nan
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Joseph's Tooth
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Savith
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Egypt
Whsheba
Plisheba
Elisheba
Goshen
Thebes
Underground Road Links Derbyshire Coal Mines
The longest underground thoroughfare in Great Britain lies in central Derbyshire. A seven mile path connects several coal mines, allowing extended underground travel through the mine network.
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Great Britain
Derbyshire
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