Baskerville Seeks Commission in European Armies
Atlanta December 12. Monkey Baskerville a former Associated Press staffer has obtained a limited leave and gone to Europe to seek a commission in the English or French army. The Nashville native and Vanderbilt graduate says he prefers command duties to reporting this war and hopes to find the chance.
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G. Menke
Vie York
Jercent
Feds
Mselves
Federal League
Atlanta
Monkey Baskerville
Taned
Gome
Europe
Mr. Baskerville
Nashville
Vanderbilt
Amd & Newspaper
Coos Tribe No 83 Meets Thursday at Lloyds Drag Store
The Coos Tribe No 83 holds its weekly gathering every Thursday despite a rough night at the seventh run and thirtieth breath. Visiting brothers are cordially welcomed at the MS Unting grounds.
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Lloyd's
Testa To Turn Night Into Day
New York reports Nikola Testa claims new electrical construction methods will light the entire ocean at night. He outlines plant details at a site near the Amores to enable night illumination to prevent disasters like the Titanic.
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Testa
The
Amores
Fraternal Lodges Meet In Shared Hall
W C W Greem Bay Camp No 265 Woodmen of the World meets every Wednesday in the judge room corner of Eleventh and Noble. D C Cooper Company No 3 Uniform Rank meets on the second and fourth Mondays in Cawtte hall Oxford.
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Greem
Bay Camp
Esteventh
NoBie
D. C. Cooper Company No. 3
Cawtte Hall
Oxford
Local Masonic Lodges Schedule for Castle Hall Area
Calhoun Lodge No 46 meets every Monday in Castle Hall with 11th and Noble streets. Anton Lodge No 2 holds meetings on Thursdays in Castle Hall at 11th and Noble. Hatbone Lodge No 68 convenes weekly Monday nights at Castle Hall in Oxford.
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Calhoun Lodge
Castle Eeetl
Snd
Ton
Cathe Hall
11Th and Noble
Castle Hall
Orford
Boy Scout Library selects thirty books to steer boys toward wholesome reading
The Library Commission of the Boy Scout Movement selects a set of thirty titles under the "Roezzy Boy Library Boy Scout Section" to counter cheap nickel novels. The aim is clean wholesome stories that provide thrills and build character, guiding parents and educators amid rising cheap book sales.
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Boy Scout
Tams
Merrit
Rey
F. K. Blatthews
Digules
Atlanta Bee
Nik Carter
Library Commission
Emimient
Tocee
RM. Williamson
Local Masonic Lodges Meeting Schedule
Hartwell Lodge No. 201 meets every Monday on or before the full moon at the Masonic Hall in Oxford Annieton Lodge No. 443 meets on the second or fourth Tuesday Ape tston Fraternal Lodge No. 104 meets first and third Tuesdays at the Masonic Hall.
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Hartwell Lodge
Masonic Hall
Oxford
Annieton Lodge No
Ape Tston Fraternay Lodge
Angwisten Hogreheld No 5 Meets at Royal Oak Hall
The group Angwisten Hogreheld No 5 meets weekly at the Royal Oak hall for Thursday night gatherings. Residents are invited to attend and join in the activities and discussions.
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Angwisten Hogreheld No
Royal Oak Hall
Notable 18th Century and Civil War Era Dates
This date summary lists events and figures from 1752 to 1906. Cromwell named Lord Protector in 1653. 1721 death of Alexander Selkirk origin of Robinson Crusoe. 1787 Constitution ratified as second state. 1864 Spain declared war on Britain. J H Rainey first Black member of U S Congress. 187- Montmedy surrender. Sir John Thomson Canadian Premier dies. 1906 U S Angl er arbitration treaty. Edward White nominated Chief Justice.
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Cromwell
Angleend
Alexander Selis
Sir John Thonaghson
Windsor Castle
Queen Victoria
U S
Anglered
Washington
Edward Doughes
White
Louisiana
Supreme Court
congress orders mixed fleet and 1862 battles in century
Fragmented OCR notes describe a 1616 fleet plan with frigates of varied crew, 1862 Civil War battles at Fredericksburg and Pekin legations, and references to China diplomacy, German actions, Boer conflicts, and a notable engagement involving Alice Roosevelt and Nicholas Longworth.
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Congress
United States
Boston
Predericksburg
Empress Deownee
China
Pekin
Supreme Court disbursements and annual report noted
Montgomery December 12. Disbursements of the Alabama supreme court during four years ending Sept 30 totaled 206 080.59 while receipts were 52 199.8 For the fiscal year ending September 1 the disbursements were 5 744.94 and receips 468.65. A report on books and accounts of General Robert F. Ligon Clerk of the supreme court cites accuracy and orderly records.
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Montgomery
Alabama Supreme Court
Coigr
Generemi
Robert F. Ligon
Eupremie Court
Mel Witt
J T. Gorman
Gorman
Gemeraligon
Sayine
Axabiner Gorman Ald
Caser Reed
Supreme Court
Chicago social protests over municipal dance chaperones
Mrs Chitpleeld Taylor leads a movement amid Chicago welfare groups and unions opposing city sanctioned chaperones for municipal dances. Protesters question businesswomen guiding young workers, while prominent society women defend roles and question class boundaries.
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Chicago
Busioe &S
Municipal
Weitl
Ana Schmidt
Waitresses’ Union
Lake Shore
Olwaetfield-Taylor
F.C. Letts
Kellogre Fairbanks Amel
Robert MadcGann
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Phoenix, Kayser and McCallum
Fyolu
Menke
Benny Kauff
Oxar
Army
New York
Nikola “Resta
Scien
Communiateon
Decet
Isi
A. FP. and
Geners
Rene
Lowine
Vagloop
Alice Roose-velt
Nicola2 Longworth
Says
Mrs. Chitpleeld Taylor
Star
Hee Music
Anistom Evening Star
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