Hawthorne's Son Hawthorne Aids Fellow Convicts In Prison Editorials
Inside Atlanta Federal Prison Julian Hawthorne register 4436 son of Nathaniel Hawthorne writes in Good Words urging humanity and understanding among inmates. He calls fellow convicts brothers and shapes prison literature with a reading program and a poem to his peers while seeking to reform himself.
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Regiatar
Atlanta
Editoria
Julian Hawthorne
Nathaniel Hawthorne
Ble Eesay
Patra
Hawthorne
Boone
Moyer
Jasan Hawthorne
Hera
KNETZER HOLDOUT MAY JOIN BROOKLYN TEAM
Brooklyn junior pitcher Elmer Knetzer, the NL holdout, may report to his teammates next month after seeking a salary increase. He trained at home in Carrick Pennsylvania and played minor league to stay in shape. Despite his four full starts last season he remains a potential ace if control improves, with management uncertain about wage boosts.
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Brooklyn
Elmer Knetzer
Knetzer
Carrick
Balla
Dahlen
Enatzer
Contra 44
Pigeons Deliver Innings Score For Base Ball Fan
Joseph Pelton, a Belvidera New Zealand sportsman and pigeon fancier, brought two hobbies together when belted birds were used at a Phillipsburgh game. Each inning ended with a pigeon released bearing a note of the inning’s result, flying home to the cage and delivering the score to waiting fans.
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Joseph Pelton
Combiny
Belvidera
N. Z
Phillipsburgh Vine
Carter
Sam's Aim to Help Farmers Through Rural Organization Service
The Department of Agriculture launches a broad campaign financed by the General Education Board and Rockefeller philanthropy. Led by Secretary Houston and Dr. Carver, the rural organization service will coordinate with a new division of markets to improve marketing, farm organization, and rural education. The effort aims to unite farmers, schools, and sufficiency of information to raise incomes, reduce living costs, and attract residents to country life, with regional cooperation from the Southern Education Board.
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Department of Agricultura
Education Board
Rockefeller Philanthropy
Washington
Department of Agriculture
Rural Organization Service
Hongton
TN. Carver
Blarvard
Division of Markets
Houston
Carver
John D. Rockefeller
General Educated Board
Southern Education Board
General Board
South
Iife
Kling's Presence Improves Reds Pitching Form
Kling joins Cincinnati as catcher and the Reds show better pitching and win rate. Young pitchers benefit from regular catching as Kling prowls behind the plate. Kling's form, especially throwing, is noted as improved this season and boosts the team's race standing.
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Cincinnati
Johnny Kling
Ita
Kling
Eling
Somainte
Advice From Clark Griffith on Championship Bench Strength
Clark Griffith says a championship club needs reserve strength for every position. A capable bench provides depth for emergencies, and the shrewd manager must protect his squad against all contingencies.
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Clark Griffith
Champfionship
Clark Grigth
Wartiers
Ranager
Marry Babcock Quits Athletics After Harlem Regatta Victory
Barry Babcock, Olympic vault champion, withdraws from competing. The New York four regatta crew, featuring Babcock, secured a win on the Harlem River during Memorial Day race.
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Marry Babcock
Barry Babcock
New York
Harlem
Newfoundland Dog Guards Dead Mate After Streetcar Incident
In Kaneag City a Newfoundland protected the body of a wounded bird dog struck by a streetcar at Independence and Indiana avenues. Police killed the injured bird dog and the Newfoundland kept vigil overnight, only moved after persistent coaxing, while officers allowed the bodies to remain together on the curb.
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Kaneag
Independence
Indiana Avenues
Policaman
Eer
Lasley
Pemains
Cormar
Jury Box Beneath Tree: Ford Ejected From City Hall Yard
In Upper Alton a court sat on the town lawn beneath an oak as Justice Ford faced ejection from the village hall amid accusations of illegal office. Duatice Frank Ford and a jury waited under trees while light showers drove judge and witnesses to nearby stores.
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Hotde Court
St. Louie
Duatice
Frank Ford
Upper Alton
Dollee
Atora
Marks of Ax on Petrified Tree Near Great Falls
In Montana, Solomon Abbott reports finding a petrified tree stump on a butte near the Bullivan ranch at Cut Bank junction. Ax marks appear on each cut, suggesting historic woodcutting by early miners or settlers, with the tree measured at two feet in diameter and about 80 to 100 feet tall originally. Abbott, a pioneer, climbed the butte to witness the find and ponders the age and makers of the markings.
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Great Falls
Mont
Solomon Ab
Bhalby
Bullivan Ranch
Medicine
Abbott
Convict to Inherit Title After Release in Leavenworth
A telegram at Leavenworth federal prison announces convict Fred Grey will succeed to a title and large estate upon release after the death of his elder brother King Dugland. Grey, once imprisoned for defrauding teenage girls in Texas, plans to travel to England to claim honors and his inheritance.
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Willuccead
Leavenworth
Kan
Fred Grey
King Dugland
Lord Fredericag Grey
England
Grey
Terrorall
Texas
Lessiny
Havy
Harvard Man Franzen Searched As German Agent In Milan
Watter Bmanzen of St Paul, a Harvard junior who left college recently for Europe, was released from imprisonment in Italy after being accused of aiding a German spy. He was arrested in Milan while pursuing Franz Walther, a German secret agent from St Paul. Franzen faced trial by military authorities at a Vienna fortress and spent a week in confinement before American command released him.
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Pranxen
Prorat
Milan
Cambridge
Maes
Watter Bmanzen
St. Paul
Harvard
Europe
Italy
Boyle
Franz Walther
Hosne Cassel
Franzen
Wien
Geen
Heroes of the Stokehold The Life of Ship Firemen Declares
Vivid testimony on the danger faced by ship firemen in the stokehold. Men labor for hours amid heat, flames, and fumes to feed furnaces while facing potential boiler bursts, ship sinks, and deadly accidents. They endure, with courage and grim resolve, for duty and advancement. Memorial Day customs highlight their sacrifices.
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Greman
Aedger Bay
Confed Sharpshooters Driven From Barn at Gut
Eyewitness account describes crack Confederate artillerymen lodging in a barn on a forenoon in Gut ceewatul. They accomplished the mission by driving them out and, in the afternoon, repulsing Pickett's charge. Five stands of arms were captured.
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Gut
Pickett
Error in Church Collection Box Sparks Comic Confusion
A garbled note recalls a comic mishap as a person misplaces a baton in a church pool and unintentionally deposits a quarter into the collection basket. Gracious and exasperated, the exchange ends with a judge-like remark about the mistaken quarter.
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Batton
Ludge
Fragmentary scribble from Pitteburgh Post unresting note
A fragmentary OCR like line references a chaotic text about a mother preparing to sit and other disjointed phrases. The readable items are limited and appear to be garbled quotes with unclear context.
Coons Adopt Guinea Fowl Brood in Oven Hatch
In Pat Smioke, Pennsylvania a raccoon named Franklin Sauter hatched guinea fowl eggs in the oven of his kitchen stove. The brood, cared for by the coon mother, became a household curiosity after months of prior coon domestication and a dog injury incident. Sauter, a local breeder of fowl, documented the unusual parenting and the eggs later hatched in a makeshift box behind the stove.
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Pat
Monesaln
Ebranklin Sauter
Sauter
Woodamen Alvert
Sautar
Bauiter
Red Tape Keeps Porters in Pennsylvanian Stations
Philadelphia report shows porters in autvania railroad stations, nicknamed red tops, receiving no base wages and living on tips. Witnesses say cleaners supply labor, while red tops are used only as needed, sometimes earning 2 to 30 monthly after long service, with wages meant to push hustle and no wage parity.
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Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Autvania
Nybury Boyd
Pittsburgh
Ter
Fragmented 19th Century Notes on Marriage, Divination and Dignity
Reads like an irregular transcript of oblique customs from New Guinea and colonial contexts. Mentions bride price, betrothal by ceremony, and a ritual of making and judging marriages. Includes a curious numerology divination by Dawber and a brief, sensational aside about a fashion of dyeing a baby’s life.
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American Prans Association
Snetzer
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Mather
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Coon
Srides
New Guinea
Herman
Diarry
Numbara
Teader
Nda
Muchuy
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Gother
Baste
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Ganges
Bruns
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