Relief Kitchens Planned for East Side Hungry Children
Investigation uncovers serious mismanagement on the East Side prompting a swift relief effort. The East Side School Board committee, aided by teachers and principals, forms the Children’s Relief Society to feed starving pupils. Two kitchens will open, serving lunch with soup, eggs, rolls, butter, crackers, and milk, funded by public subscriptions if needed.
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East Side
New York
Lower East Side
Children's Relief Society
On Trail of Beef Trust In British Commons
In the British house of commons on Wednesday Charles Bowerman urged inquiry into the American beef trust and its alleged control of British meat markets. He called Winston Churchill and the board of trade to appoint a commission to probe operations and craft relief for British consumers amid rising meat prices. Churchill said he would consider creating a commission to examine trusts behind tariffs.
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American Beef Trust
House of Commons
Charles W. Bowerman
Fie
Winston Churchill
Board of Trade
American Congress
Trust
Churchill
Three More Indicted in Imperial Valley Land Fraud
Federal grand jury in Los Angeles brings charges against F. N. Chaplin D. H. Chaplin and F. C. Paulin for defrauding the government on land entries in Imperial Valley. Bail set at $2,600. defendants appeared in U S court.
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Federal Grand Jury
Los Angeles
Imperial Valley
F. N. Chaplin
D. H. Chaplin
Imperial
F.C. Paulin
Imperial Land Co
United States
German Steamer Europa Lost Off Norfolk Route
All hope abandoned for the German steamer Europa which sailed from Hamburg for Norfolk twenty five days ago with a cargo of fertilizer. The voyage normally twenty one days. no word heard for forty days. She carried a crew of twenty one men.
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Europa
Hamburg
Germany
Norfolk
Man sentenced to be hanged for murder aftermath in barn
F Johnson of Clarksburg West Virginia was condemned for killing a married woman after she refused to elope. He barricaded himself in a barn and wounded two posse members during a two day standoff. He was ordered to be hanged on July 17.
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F. Johnson
Clarksburg
W. Va
Mississippi Flood Rise In River Gauge At St Louis
Mississippi River approaches flood stage near 30 feet with readings at 28.8 feet on Wednesday afternoon. Reports from Missouri River tributaries show rising waters, signaling increasing flood risk along the region.
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Mississippi
Mississippi River
St Louis
Missouri River
Kioux City Live Stock Market Quotations
Kioux City live stock prices for Wednesday list top beeves at 6.60 and top hogs at 6.26, reflecting demand and market activity at the Kioux City stock market.
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Kioux City
Hve
Hawaiian Prince David Kalianianaole Dies in San Francisco
Hawaiian prince David Kalianianaole, brother of Hawaiian congressional figures, died of pneumonia at the Stewart Hotel in San Francisco. The prince, linked to Prince Cupid Kalgnignavle and nephew of former king Luvgkalani, was a noted royal figure in Hawaii.
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David Kalianianaole
Hawaii
Dellegate
Cupid Kalgnignavle
Luvgkalani
Stewart
San Francisco
Four Milled by Gas in Chicago Home Tragedy
Mrs. Mary Doorman of Chicago, and her three children were found dead by gas asphyxiation, investigators say. The incident occurred after escaping gas from a stove, with authorities labeling it a possible family tragedy.
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Mary Doorman
Chicago
Oregon in Queer Fix Go Ka Bolons Ordered to Name Democratic Senator
Oregon politics center on Gov. George Chamberlain as the choice for United States senator to replace Charles W. Fulton. A Republican legislature would elect him even as antis push Statement No 1 and No 4 columns. Chamberlain’s likely margin exceeds 1,000. the next session could see efforts to block his Senate bid.
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GO KA Bolons
Geo. BE. Chamberlain
Chamberlain
Oregon
Senate
United States Senate
Nand
Mob Storms Ohto Bank in Cleveland Raid
Five hundred Italians stormed the closed doors of Gagnio Liotta’s private bank in Cleveland Q Tuesday. Police intervention prevented entry as crowds gathered, with Liotta missing. Deposits total about $30,000.
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Cleveland
Gagnio Liotta
Liotta
Methodists Keep Dancing Ban And Pastorate Rule
The Methodist episcopal general conference closed without debating the amusement question or setting a time limit on pastorates. The anticipated changes to paragraph 298 were not discussed, leaving dancing restrictions and pastorate terms as in previous years.
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Methodist Episcopal General Conference
One Leaps to Death In West Thirtieth Street Fire
Early Tuesday morning a basement fire at Mrs Mary Mooney boarding house on West Thirtieth Street New York trapped twenty boarders. A young woman jumped from the roof to the pavement and died others were badly burned as firemen arrived. A note on the possible second item mentions baseball matches between American squadron and Japanese university at Tokle with Japanese teams winning most games.
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Mary Mooney
West Thirtieth Street
New York
Tokle
No Verdict In Whitmore Case In Jersey City Trial
The jury in the Theodore Whitmore murder case, Brook lyn, N Y, reported a disagreement after a trial for the death of his wife Lena. Justice Swayze sent the jurors back to their room to attempt agreement if possible.
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Whitmore
Jersey City
Theodore
Brooklyn
Lena
Justice Swayze
Decision Favors Catholic Church Ownership in Ponce
The Supreme Court of the United States holds the Roman Catholic Church is entitled to exclusive ownership of church buildings used by the denomination in Ponce Porto Rico. This ruling affirms property rights and control of religious facilities within the city.
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Ponce
Porto Rico
Eupreme Court
United States
Ship Building Exposition Opened in Herlin
Emperor William and the Empress opened the shipbuilding exposition in Herlin on Tuesday, accompanied by King Gustav and Queen Victoria of Sweden.
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Emperor William
the Empress
Gustav
Queen Victoria
Sweden
Herlin
Stork Near the Palace Queen Victoria of Spain Expected Birth
The official Gazette announced on Tuesday the expected accouchement of Queen Victoria of Spain, anticipated to occur at the end of June, marking a significant royal event.
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Stork
Queen Victoria
Spain
Kingdon Gould Forfests Bond Judgment
A bail bond of 61000 was entered against Kingdon Gould after he failed to appear in New York court for an automobile speeding charge. The forfeiture action followed the missing defendant as the case moved toward trial.
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Kingdon Gould
Newark
Marysville robbery hits post office in Tennessee Pos
Robbers robbed the Marysville post office securing 500 in cash and valuables totaling about 1500. They escaped with money and valuables after the break in.
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Tennessee
Marysville
Yonn
The Drummond Store Clash and Walter’s Stand
Walter Conrad, a distant relative employed on board wages, defends himself when Joshua Drummond attacks him amid store tensions. Nichols boasts dress taste while scamming a poor customer, and Walter’s quiet dignity contrasts with Joshua’s snobbery, culminating in a public confrontation with Mr. Drummond.
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Crater
Drummond
Walter
Nichols
Mr. Drummond
Walter Conrad
Crampton
Liggins
Mr. Nichols
Inna
Walter Drummond in Shop Conflict Over Insults
Walter Drummond quarrels with Joshua after an insult at the store. Mrs Drummond demands an explanation while Mr Drummond notes Walter’s capable work as a clerk. The boy defends himself by recounting the exchange and a prior dispute, reflecting tensions between duty and reputation.
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Conrad
Joshua
Picvic
Drummond
Walter
Waler
Nichola
Walter Conrad and Joshua Drummond in a store dispute
In a domestic scene Walter Conrad defends his dignity amid tension with Joshua Drummond over a picnic and wages. Mr. Drummond urges reconciliation while Walter asserts fairness and self-respect. Joshua’s anger fuels continued family friction as the day ends with uneasy harmony.
Queen of Actresses Praises Peruna Endorsement
A celebrity slogan praises Peruna as a remedy aiding digestion and nerve health. The ad claims Peruna dulls catarrhal stomach congestions, improves digestion, and supports nerves, featuring testimonials from Julia Mare Lowe and Mrs J C Jamison about long stomach troubles and cures after using Peruna.
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Peruna
Julia Marelowe
Coffin Wood Mines and the Chinaman’s Coffin Art
A curious piece describes coffin wood sought in Low Tonkin. It asserts the resinous tree yields long lasting casket material prized by wealthy buyers. The article notes legends of ancient forests and claims buried trees bring wealth to those who locate them. A Chinese buyer pays high prices for such coffins.
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John Chingman
Grand
Tonkin
Relishing Home Life and Humors in a Carefree Couple
A humorous dialogue features Henpeck and a friend discussing a wife who attends women rights meetings nightly. The piece contrasts domestic comfort with her activism, while a separate ad fragment touts Grape-Nuts as a remedy for fatigue, claiming user testimonials about strength and weight gain.
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Henpeck
Benin
Popgrum
Creek
Mich
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Sid Joshua
Dector
Otssing Oelor
Joshua Drummond
Mr. Drammond
Mrs. Drummond
Mr. Conrad
Johnson
Boswell
Willian J. Brewster
Forum
J. C. Jamison
Wallace
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Julia Marlowe
Coffin Wood Mines
Bailyy
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