Fragmentary Names and Places From A History Page
A garbled OCR listing many names and places including Adkinson Tennessee Carter Ward Benjamin Kaufman New York South Carolina Kentucky Oklahoma Colorado Virginia Georgia and Georgia again. The text appears as a broken roster with scattered affiliations and a stray canine reference.
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Adkinson
Tennessee
Carter J. Ward
Benjamin Kaufman
New York
R. H. Hilton
John S. Villepigne
South Carolina
George H. Jon
Samuel Woodfill
Kentucky
Harold L. Turner
Oklahoma
More American Youths Seek College Education
United Press reports a six year surge in college enrollment with projections to 1950 reaching 1,138,000 students in 219 institutions. The Institute for Public Service notes funding, facility needs, and possible education expansion through taxation endowments gifts and fees.
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Associated Press
New York
Institute For Public Service
Julius H. Barnes
Institute
Yale
College of the
City of New York
University of California
Boston University
Two Drunkmen Held Over Liquor Charge in Payne County Court
E M Webb and Lou Bennett were arraigned in county court for conveying intoxicating liquor after a car with two jugs was found at the Payne county courthouse. Bennett pleaded not guilty and was released on bond, while Webb remained jailed. Also noted are Salvation Army workers in Oklahoma and western states logging over 10,000 hours aiding the poor last year.
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Stillwater
Payne County
E. M. Webb
Lou Bennett
Bennett
Webb
Payne County Court House
Cushing
Jack Messick
J. B. Bennett
Salvation Army
Oklahoma
Idaho 75 year old man weds 40 year old bride in Missouri
G. W. Armer of Aurora Missouri, age 75, married Mrs. Wincie Riddle, 40, in Justice W. G. Miller s office. It was the first time the judge ever presided over a wedding where the groom was older than the officiant. The couple then returned to their Missouri home.
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Justice Miller
Dupre
G. W. Armer
Aurora
Wincie Riddle
Armer
Justice of the Peace
W. G. Miller
Judge Miller
Prison Welfare Workers Meet Today in Columbus
Prison offi cials and reformers from across America gather in Columbus for the semi centennial session of the American Prison congress. Governor Cox, George W. Wickersham, and Maud Ballington Booth headline a program on criminology and prison reform.
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Associated Press
Columbus
Chile
America
American Prison Congress
Congress
George W. Wickersham
New York City
Maud Ballington Booth
New York
Volunteer Prison League
Wickersham
H. H. Shirer
Warden’s Association
Juvenile Reformatory Section
National Prisoners’ Aid Society
Prison Physicians’ Association
The
American Association of Clinical Criminology
New Plate Glass Front for Conley Furniture Store
A new plate glass front is being installed at the Conley and Son Furniture building on West Main. Owner J. C. Hynes plans first class work, with roof repairs to start after the front is finished. The upgrade will include plate glass and show windows, with work starting yesterday and continuing until completion.
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Conley & Son Furniture Company
West Main
J. C. Hynes
Semiramis of Assyria Cited as First Sovereign Queen
Historical note claims Semiramis of Assyria as the first woman with sovereign authority in 2017 B C, reflecting ancient dynastic rule and early leadership debates.
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Semiramis
Assyria
B. C
Carpentier to Fight Levinsky Tonight in Jersey City
Georges Carpentier the French war hero and European heavyweight champion faces Battling Levin sky for 12 rounds in Jersey City tonight under New Jersey boxing law no decision is allowed. The open air bout at the ball park serves as a test to see if Carpentier can be a viable challenger to Jack Dempsey. The article notes a humorous aside about children and small errands.
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Associated Press
Jersey City
N. J
Georges Carpentier
Battling Levinsky
New Jersey
Jack Dempsey
Jersey City Baseball Park
No Indication of Miners Strike at KGW District HQ
Muskogee Oct 12 The district headquarters of the United Mine Workers of Oklahoma Texas and Arkansas reported no information on further coal miner vacations over wage disputes. They had no advice from Sebastian county Arkansas where about 406 miners went on vacation last week. Other reports indicate most have returned to work except a small group in the Jenny Lind field.
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Associated Press
Muskogee
United Mine Workers of
Oklahoma
Texas
Arkansas
Sebastian County
Ark
Jenny Lind
Campaign to preserve child life at American Child Hygiene meet
St Louis hosts the eleventh annual convention of the American Child Hygiene society beginning October 11. Delegates cite 1919 infant deaths down 12 000 from 1918 and plan an educational drive for mothers to drive rates lower. Herbert Hoover among speakers slated on child welfare and feeding children.
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Associated Press
ST. Louis
American Child Hygiene Society
Herbert Hoover
Hoover
Phillip van Ingen
New York
Rehard A. Bolt
Baltmore
N. L. Shaw
Albany
Final Will Reveals Heir Of War Hero William A. Anderson
In Louisville Kentucky the will of William A. Anderson a Royal Flying Corps member killed in France July 18 1918 is filed in England revealing Selma C Fix of New Albany as his heir Anderson who studied at the Southern Baptist Theological Seminary met Fix before the war under the Jewish law said to require a brother to marry his widow.
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Louisville
William A. Anderson
Royal Flying Corps
France
Selma C. Fix
New Albany
England
Anderson
Miss Fix
Southern Baptist Theoloical Seminary
Also Mentioned on This Page
Frank J. Bart
H. W. Johnson
Colorado
Earl D.gregory
Viria
A. Fur- Taira Te
Doggers
New
Agen
Ohio
Barnes
Wilson
Washington
Scranton
James M. Cox
Cincinnati
P. E. Thomas
Ohio Penitentiary
Wardens’ Association
John 8. Kennedy
Joseph P. Byers
Frankfort
Edward A. Fuller
Suffield
Conn
Conley Furniture
Carpentier
Levinsky
Greenville
SL. C
Piedmont
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