Tanlac credited by Suquamish rancher as sole remedy
Frank Waring of Suquamish Washington praises Tanlac after a long illness that left him nearly bedridden. He says the medicine restored appetite eased indigestion and gas stopped headaches and constipation, and claims he gained weight and can work a full day. He notes neighbors’ good results and that Tanlac is sold in Twin Falls.
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Tanlac
Frank Waring
Suquamish
Washington
Seattle
Tantac
Mr. Waring
Twin Falls
Delinquency blamed on parents says Oakland chief
Oakland May 12 Police Chief Vollmer told a mothers club that rise in juvenile delinquency stems from parents failing to keep pace with children. He urged creation of a public bureau for parental guidance and child welfare to curb future crime and social decay.
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Oakland
Cal
Vollmer
Muthors’ Club
Dgés
Vic
Hall of Fame
Schoor
Police
Tommorrow
Stampede for Real Beer Proves a Pizzle
Kansas City figures buzz as a soft drink parlor hosts a crowd racing for a two bit bottle. An agent tests the label and finds alcohol around 2 percent by volume. The incident triggers federal interest and a hurried inspection.
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Kansas City
Thirsty pigs cause ruckus after wine raid in Pinole
In Pinole California on May 12 three pigs owned by Antonio Quisipe escaped confinement after stern federal officers confiscated a barrel of wine poured into their pen. The pigs ran amuck for an hour and were finally captured.
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Pinole
Cal
Antonio Quisipe
Antonia
Fire Insurance First Paid in Babylon
Boston May 12 report notes the first insurance on record paid by Ian Be C in Babylon. Fred B. Smith of Benton told National Association members that Hammurabi ruled Babylon when the levy on the people was made, and that voluntary premium contributions funded such insurance.
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Boston
Ian Be C
Babylon
Fred
Smith
Benton
National Association At Cotton Manufacturers
Hatimurabi
Treasures Lost in Hotel Fire Recovered in Seattle
Seattle May 12. Fire at the Lincoln Hotel destroyed the building but valuables escaped damage. A hand painted china cup and a Swika watch were found unharmed. A woman's burnt purse opened to reveal two intact one dollar bills. A trunk with silverware survived though the case burned.
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Seattle
Wash
Lincoln Jhotel
Jane Gaylor
Felaw
Divorce Never Grounds From Unmended Wifely Clothes
Kansas City May 12 The court ruled that a wife failing to mend her husband’s clothes is not grounds for divorce Judge Thomas District Court presiding with Attorney Hogseet delivering the ruling for August L Hunter a truck driver seeking relief from his wife Annie V Hunter The statement emphasized that lack of mending would not allow divorce and pervaded the case narrative
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Kansas City
W. KR. Hogseet
Thomas
District Court
August L. Hunter
Annie V. Hunter
Stageete
Hunter
Plea Saves Miller From Five Year Term
St Louis May 22 A high cost of living plea saved Ernest Miller a baggage man for the Illinois Central Railroad running between St Louis and Carbondale from an estimated five years in prison. Miller was arraigned before Federal Judge Faris on charges of stealing from an interstate shipment and pleaded he was driven to crime by inability to provide for his wife and five children amid rising prices.
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ST. Louis
Ernest Miller
Hlinaia Central Railroad
Carbondale
Faris
Miller
Parris
Motion pictures in suit against railroad for death
In Federal Court, Mrs. Sarah Houston seeks 100000 damages from the Lackawanna Railroad over her husband Frank Houston’s 1917 death after he fell from a train at Orange station. She claims a bad roadbed caused the train to sway. Film shown eleven days after the accident depicted a sagging rail joint under car traffic.
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Newark
Sarah A. Houton
Centra Street
Orange
Lackawanna Railroad
Frank Johuston
Houston
Property sale of famed San Francisco palace estate announced
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Formber
Beil San Francesco
Ataeia Palace
Jarkes Cary
Urichaie
Edwin PL
Laraoedory
Lew Piesderes
Purellas
Bante Ehuret
Public notices fragment hints at rewards and fire site
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a May 12 event with a potential reward for segments to babel and a fire site. It mentions a wooden hen egg capacity, Mrs Owens, and lively chieks in an unclear scene with numbers like 138 and references to Wheat.
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Beleimilem
Kam
Owens
Twins Bring Four Children To Family In Months
A brief item from Vai May 12 reports Mr and Mrs Mranss Lau welcomed two girls and a boy, their fifth child all within recent months. The note lists the births as part of a growing family in Lhosensburg.
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Lhosensburg
Vai
Mranss Lau
M Lang
Birh
Gaston Seeks Taft Ticket Amid Anti Cigarette Campaign
Lucy Page Gaston announces in Chicago that she and William Howard Taft would run as president and vice president on an Anti Cigarette ticket. The plan, presented without Patt, is described by Gaston as a bold public stance. Supporters note Taft’s fitness advocacy while criticizing anti smoking aims.
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Lucy Page Gaston
William Howard Taft
Miss Gaston
Patt
Misa Gaston
Taft
Chicago
Ain. Patt
Dentist Removes Mirrors In Knoxville Office
Knoxville Tenn May 12 Warren’s vanity ends in the office of Dr Artin A Melendy a dentist Recently Dr Melendy removed from his dental ray two large band mirrors He found patients waited too long to examine mouths from various angles Women were the worst offenders He removed the mirror for preparing to work each day since then
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Knoxville
Tenn
Warren
Artin A. Melendy
Melendy
Jewel Necklace Robbery Targets Mme Voronoff
Police report a sensational theft of a 66 pearl necklace valued at 1,000 francs, formerly about 200,000 dollars, from Mme Voronoff wife of Dr Voronoff after a trip from London. Authorities hint at dramatic motives.
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Mme. Voronoff
Voronoff
London
Frances
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