Taft Abandons Simple Luncheon For Three Meals
President Taft ends the daily 1 o'clock red apple and shredded wheat lunch. He orders three square meals with soup roast or fish vegetables fruit and iced tea or buttermilk. Cabinet members celebrate by dining at the Metropolitan club and applauding the change as Knox gains weight and Wickersham jokes. Taft attributes the shift to inner cravings and ongoing exercise via golf and horseback riding.
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Washington
Taft
Wickersham
Two Washington prisoners attempt escape from Bremerton yard
Two naval prisoners at Bremerton fled into brush near a wireless station under marine guard. They surrendered when found by a search party and were returned to confinement. A Tacoma curfew was enforced for the first time with youths arrested after 9 pm without permits.
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Bremerton
Tacoma
Tittle Buys New House Near Ball Grounds in Rapid City
Charles P. Tittle of Rapid City South Dakota bought a modern house near the ball grounds on Orondo avenue for 3000 dollars from Charles T. White. The property sits on more than one acre and Tittle plans to make it his home soon. Apple Land Co. acted as selling agents.
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Charles P. Tittle
Rapid City
S. D
Orondo Avenue
Charles T. White
Tittle
Apple Land Co
Balloon record may be broken in national endurance race
Indianapolis June 9 The balloon Indiana may have broken the American endurance record by staying aloft over 44 hours in the Aero Club of America distance race. Reports say it touched earth in Tennessee and took on water, then continued south preventing disqualification. Other balloons listed include New York 375 miles and Hoosier 240 miles with various landings across Tennessee and Mississippi.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Indiana
Aero Club of America
Tennessee
International Aeronautic Federation
Carl Fisher
G. L. Bumbaugh
Gulf Coast
James Gordon Bennett
St. Louis
Asbury Park
N. J
H. E. Honeywell
Mrs Olinger Joins Husband in Adrian
Mrs. Olinger traveled to Adrian to reunite with her husband, taking a journey that ties their family to the small town visit.
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Mrs. Olinger
Adrian
Heney Contemplates Run for San Francisco District Attorney
San Francisco June 9 Francis J Heney may enter the race for district attorney if the nominees for that office fail to meet his standards of honesty and efficiency. He says graft prosecutions have compelled him to reconsider and that the decision will depend on whether the right man is offered. His stance signals a possible shift from his prior rejection of candidacy.
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San Francisco
Francis J. Heney
Democratic Club
Heney
No Need of Suffering from Rheumatism
An advertisement extols Chamberlain's Liniment as a remedy for rheumatism, claiming it relieves pain and often cures, helps sleep and rest, and should be tried before discouragement. Sold by all dealers.
Liability of rail carriers for crop transport losses affirmed
A federal jury in Walla Walla Washington awarded J L Dumas 6750 damages against the Oregon Railroad Navigation Co for failing to furnish enough cars to move his 1908 apple crop. The suit sought 11128 damages and reflects the liability of transportation companies in Washington for crop loss due to car shortages.
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Walla Walla
J. L. Dumas
Columbia County
Oregon Railroad & Navigation Company
Social at Presbyterian church this Thursday evening
The Christian Endeavor society will host a social at the Presbyterian church Thursday evening and invites the public to attend. Mrs. Jack Seaman departed for Seattle this morning.
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Christian Endeavor Society
Presbyterian Church
Jack Seaman
Seattle
Apple Land Co. agent sails to Okanogan county with land seekers
F. T. Motteler of the Apple Land Co. departs on an early morning boat trip to Okanogan county with a group of land seekers. Also advertised bicycle deals and Indian Motorcycle agent services appear in the notice.
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F. T. Motteler
The
Apple Land Co
Okanogan County
Daily World Doorstep Edition Promises Today’s News
A doorstep edition of the Daily World invites readers to pick up today's papers for the latest local and national news. The note emphasizes timely reporting and convenient access for residents.
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Daily World
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