Smuts Calls Irish Problem Solvable In London Speech
General Smuts, premier of the Union of South Africa, told a London audience that the Irish problem is solvable if a better atmosphere is created. He noted division among Irish people, urged unity within the British empire, and expressed hope for U.S. cooperation in world service.
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Associated Press
London
Chrison Smuts
Union of Outh Africa
Ireland
General Smuts
Smuts
Tie
Generet aKng
Empire
Hope
America
Dempsey Seeks License Amid Chicago Visit
Chicago July 7 Jack Dempsey, stopping in the city to escape the heat, mingled with crowds near City Parks and along the beach before reportedly visiting the county building. Rumors circulated that she sought a short license while noting a welfare report linking wealth to child weight disparities in an exclusive district. Read for profit, use for sure result Banner Want Ads.
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Chicago
Jack Dempsey
Salt Lake City
Dempsey
Infant Welfare Society
Woodville Town Governance and Church Life Summary
Woodville governs with six members as mayor pro tem and four councilmen. The sole church is Woodville Baptist, led by Rev. R. L. Robinson with about 200 members. The church sustains a strong missionary society and active B Y P U. The graded school serves eleven grades with Miss Lucille McWhorter as principal and about 150 pupils, expected to rise next term. The town supports fraternal life and community education.
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Woodville
J. H. Bynum
J. Davison
J. L. Wilson
L. H. Bell
J. H. Armstrong
C. G. Moody
Lucille McWhorter
Woodmen of the World Camp Elements Leaders
The camp shows enthusiasm with over forty members including G F Callahan as councilor W M Caldwell as camp clerk and J H Armstrong as banker. Meetings are held on Thursdays on or before the full moon each month.
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G. F. Callahan
W. M. Caldwell
J. H. Armstrong
Two Priceless Features of Pacific Coast Missed by Explorers
A National Geographic bulletin notes San Francisco Bay and Puget Sound as crucial, historically overlooked Pacific gateways. It traces early explorers from Cabrillo to Balboa, explains coast geography, and highlights how these harbors shape American and Orient trade, with San Francisco Bay sighted in 1760 and Puget Sound opening to ships decades later.
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San Francisco Bay
Puget Sound
Washington, D. C
Far East
Pacific
United States
Washington, D.C
Natiom Geographic Society
Central Asia
Athmalayas
East
Atlantic
America
Balboa
Panama
Cabrillo
San Diego Bay
Mexican
San Franccisco Bay
Seattle
Ameica
Orient
Paettle
Golden Gate
Massachusetts
Point Loma
Canada
Pacific Coast
San Francisco
Cape Mendocino
California
Oregon
Washington
Columbia River
Astoria
Vport- Jani
Juan de Fuca
British Columbia
Alaska
Woodville's Prosperous Town Spotlighted By Local News
Woodville merchants operate C J Davis & Co and A F P Durham firms with a gin mill and cotton business. The Bank of Woodville, capital 25000, shows strong finances under A F Durham, M U H Bell, and E B Lewis. Local farming shifts toward diversification amid bell weevil threats and reduced cotton acreage while a potato curing house is planned and expects 5000 bushels capacity.
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Woodville
C.J. Davis & Co
A. F P. Durham
C. G. Moody & Co
J. L. Wilson
Durham
Bank of
A. F. Durham
M. UH
Bell Vie
Lewis
Woolville
Woodsille
Goparcuthy
Bates
Georgia
Wendville
Davison
R. RK. Shaw
RR. Shaw
Banner Want Ads Profit Seeks Results
An eight year old man described as cowardly insists on profit from Banner Want Ads and refuses admission of fault. The note emphasizes reading the ads for results and commercial gain in a terse doctrine.
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Windy City
Athens
Midland
Gnainesville
Athen
City Ticket
Aig
New England
Asc
New Commerce
Trcory
John L
W. M. Durham
Benjamin Durham
W. P. McWhorter
McWhorter
Messrs
C. J. Davison
R. E. Davison
State Prison Commission
Mr. Davison
Broad St
Athens, Ga
Palm Beach
Sea Island
Goodyear West
Newark
Newark Shoe Stores Co
Clayton Street
Kress
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