Patriots Sent to Jail for Abducting Widows and Righteous Army Case
Seoul reports three men among a group of about 60 supporters of a Korean independence movement were jailed. Two defendants were scholars and one a farmer. authorities said funds were raised for travel but nothing concrete emerged. Kim Chai Sun received two years for fraud and fabricating support for Korea’s party in Japan. Ewak Han got one and a half years for aiding the army’s organization. Yi Chong Negix faced prison for conspiracy against the government.
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Seoul
Korea
Mr. Kokubu
Don Juan
Kokubu
Japan
Nesear
Yi Chong No
Kim Chai Sun
People'a Party
Ewak Han
Righteous Army
Yi Chong Ne Gix
McAdoo Suspends Captain Over Cutter Tuscarora Grounding
Secretary McAdoo reprimanded Captain John G. Berry commanding the revenue cutter Tuscarora and suspended him from duty on three quarters pay for three months. Berry had recently faced court martial on charges connected with the grounding of the Tuscarora at St Vital Point Michigan, receiving a reprimand and six months suspension.
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McAdoo
Berry
McAdoo Yasterday
John G. Berry
Tuscarora
Capt. Berry
St. Vital Point
Mich
Police Rule Time of Day In Dark Prussia Court Decision
Berlin Oct 4 The Prussian supreme court ruled that darkness is defined by police when enforcing lantern rules for wagons. A driver who went after dark without a lantern was fined after the court rejected daylight defense. The decision mirrors a damages case where a tenant’s injury occurred in a dark hallway despite a later hour.
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Berlin
Prussia
Prussian Supreme Court
Supreme Court
New West End Tango Club Opens in November
London reports a West End dance club will showcase Argentine tango and Brazilian maxixe with top continental musicians. F.H. Payne leads Earl's Court Limited backing. opening planned for early November. Members can dance late, enjoy gastronomy by Gustave, and take temporary memberships for travelers.
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Spectal
Washington Post
London
Argentina
F.H. Payne
Earl's Court Limited
Carlton
Reform
Furme
A. meTey
Gustave
Savoy
Olympia
Tobacco grown in England moves with movable hothouses
A British farmer, Arthur Pullen-Harry of Rectory Farm Sompting near Worthing, claims a system of forced tobacco cultivation using large movable glasshouses. He reports crops grown under movable hothouses reach five times the size and value of open-field plants, with 10 by 4 foot structures moved along concrete traverses to cover beds. He asserts profits year round and a potential national adoption could bring substantial fortunes.
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Weahington
Jorden
Brigiind
Arthur Pullen-Harry
Rectory Farm
Sompting
Warthing
England
History teaching in France shows US lesson in politics
Paris October 4 M Henri Labroue a history professor at the Bordeaux Lycee recalls his memories of America in an article urging reforms in French public instruction. He notes the American reproduction of the Republican national convention by Columbia University as an illustration of how differently history is taught in France and the United States.
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Paris
M. Henri Labroue
Bordeaux Lycee
America
M Labroue
Republican National Convention
IMT
Columbia University
Labroue
France
United States
Exile Life of Empress Eugenie at Farnborough Hill
Empress Eugenie, now in her eighties, has abandoned the annual yacht regatta for a quiet summer at Farnborough Hill England. She walks daily, surrounded by pines, near the historic grounds with Napoleon III relics and the tombs of Napoleon III and the Prince Imperial. The secluded estate houses priceless mementos, a church and priory, and is overseen by Benedigines tending to spiritual needs.
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Cade
London
Empress Eugenie
Cowes
Mediterranean
Farnborough Hill
Eugenie
Farnborough II
Aldershot
England
Tomba of
Euzente
Napoleon III
Gon
Prince Imperial
Africa
Chighhurst
Emreas
Benedigines
Zuary
Lan Abbey
Women wage dispute stalls in textile trade
Strikers claim boys earn less than they do and employers seek to push the girls from the trade. Women respond by challenging earlier accusations of underbidding. The wage for the girls is about a week, while the text notes ongoing tensions and economic conflict in the industry.
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America
Chines
Doubles Hair Beauty with Danderine Promises
An ad-like plea urges girls to try Danderine to cleanse scalp, remove dandruff, and double hair beauty. Claims include softer, fuller hair after a few weeks with new growth appearing around the scalp, and discounts its availability at drug stores or toilet counters.
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Zemo
R. A. Stierlin
Electrotype Dept
Sanders Engraving Co
St. Louis
Ee Ae Bert
FE + Rose Megienne Co
Washington
Bea
Fae
Danny
Knowlton
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Steinway and Weber
Victor Victrolas
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16Th St. N.W
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Sample House
Brown Street
Avenue of the Presidents
16Th Street
Newton Street
Park Road
Shannon & Luchs
14Th Street
WPA
the Sunday Post
Qachive
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Rosanna
Rash
Totter
BE Tango School
MW. Labroue
Gunn Besks
Lambert
Eighth St
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Ae Notinghams
Notting
Moving Pictures
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H. M. Crandall
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H. A. Johnston
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