Trio Convicted in Naturalization Fraud Case
A federal jury in St Louis found Thomas Barrett former marshal John Dolan and Frank Garrett guilty of aiding and abetting fraudulent naturalization papers. The verdict carries up to ten years' imprisonment and a $2,000 fine per defendant. Bond set at $20,000 each pending post verdict motions and appeal.
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St. Louie
United States
Thomas ©. Barrett
St. Louis
Bond
Adams
Pader
Krum
Mr. Rowe
Hach
Germany Eyes Panama Recognition After New Republic Formed
Berlin reports German consular representatives at Panama have opened business relations with the new Panamanian government and that the cabinet is respected. Officials hint Germany will recognize the Panama republic without delay once official notification is made.
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Germany
Panama
Berlin
Isthmus
Foreign Office
Bloomington man electrocuted at work on pole
Frank Loater superintendent of the Home Telephone Co. Urbana was electrocuted Friday night while working at the top of a pole in Bloomington Michigan. His wife witnessed the accident and was prostrated. Loater had been divorced two weeks earlier and had just remarried to Graga Harmison the day after the divorce was granted.
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Bloomington
Navy
Frank Loater
Home Telephone Co
Urbana
Lester
Misa Graga Harmison
St Joseph newspaper changes hands amid party shift
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate St Joseph’s oldest newspaper undergoes management change led by Louis Gaylord, a former Colorado Springs editor, with political alignment shifting toward the Democratic Party. Details are unclear due to garbled text.
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St. Joseph
Louis Gaylord
Sat
Colorado Springs
Kauffman Rorainent
Republican
Hole
At Mary
EAL
Mousy's Queer Home Story of a Mother Mouse
A mother mouse searches for a home for her five pink velvet babies. She visits a stocking and a bonnet house, debates leases and views from porches, then discovers four babies in an oriole nest above cattails, a fifth perished, and the others thrive in time. The tale blends whimsy with gentle tragedy.
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Mother Mouse
Mouse
Mrs. Mouse
Detroit Free Presse
Alum, Flint and Sulphuric Acid Warned by Officials
A long cautionary note warns housekeepers about peddlers selling cheap baking powders containing alum. It cites health risks, legal bans in England and in Washington DC, and urges buying reputable cream of tartar brands. The piece also includes a quip about Senator Penrose’s poker tale and other assorted commentary on money cleaning and a misprinted ad complaint.
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England
Congress
District of Columbia
3. W. Johnson
Yale College
Senator Fenrose
Broad Street
Philadelphia
Quay
Penrose
Pennsylvania
Chicagoo Chronicle
Two Authors Clash and a Dying Man in London
A famed writer once feuding with W. E. Henley lay dying in London after a sea voyage and stern warnings. An indirect message urged Henley to visit, offering a chance at reconciliation before the death. Henley traveled from Edinburgh to London but found his friend already dead.
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Runciman
Henley
London
Edinburgh
Runcian
H¢inburgh
Hla
Shade Trees on Farms and Home Comfort
Farmers neglect shade trees, often cutting forests for bare ground. Native oaks give beauty, shelter, and cooling, while fruit trees like apples offer shade and harvest. Proper placement avoids dampness and keeps houses shaded, reflecting family culture and home identity.
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Karns
Fumigation Box Used By Ontario Experiment Farm
A seven year method for killing pea weevils uses a carbon bisulphide fumigation box measuring five by three by three feet. Made of pine lumber with tight joints and cloth lining, it holds about 30 bushels of peas. Fumigation can be done by pouring bisulphide on seed peas or on a saucer placed with grain, applicable to other infested grain. Best after harvest, with fall midwinter and spring as ideal times.
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Ontario Experiment Farm
Breed Up by Selection in Poultry Breeding
The Maine Farmer warns that crossing pure breeds harms poultry lines. Breeders chasing novelty create mongrels and weaken performance. Better to select a preferred breed, improve it, weed out inferior birds, and breed from top producers for steady gains.
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Maine
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Beast
Ontario Experiment Station
Miss Rose
Peterson
Parkdale Tennis Club
Chicago
Lydia E. Pinkham
Hannah E. Mershon
Collingswood
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Fannie Kunin
Chester St
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USA
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