Roamer Hired by Steel Kings to Break I W W
Charles Bakcsy, alias Charles Albis, a Hungarian émigré and U S Steel operative, infiltrated the I W W to thwart antiwar plotting. He manipulated Haywood, led Duluth counteractions, supplied evidence, and helped imprison I W W leaders while later serving in U S federal efforts and rail fraud investigations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Steel Corporation
New York
Cleveland
Charles G. Albis
Chicago
Haywood
Bakesy
Oklahoma
Albis
France
Duluth
I. W.W
Captain X
W. W
Minnesota
Russia
Rollins seeks small college ideal with enrollment cap
Dr. Hamilton Holt urges Rollins College Winter Park Florida to cap enrollment at seven hundred to preserve quality. He argues a liberal arts college thrives on strong teaching and individualized attention rather than sheer size, outlining a plan for closer professor student engagement and extended study periods.
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Hamilton Holt
Rollins
Ollins College
Winter Park
Fla
Aegords
Halling
Aeoding
Holt
Coleny
Rollins College
Liberal Arts
United States
College of Liberal Arts
Bolivia
Eluba
Pop Patten Defies Winter For Florida Cycling Race
In Tam y Breach Florida 56 year old Pop Patten tackles a 2404 mile ride from Minneapolis to Miami Beach as winter closes in. He ignores frost preferring sunny Florida and travels through seven states in four days by bicycle, finishing well ahead despite the chill.
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Tamy Breach
Fla
Pop” Patten
Old King Winter
Miami Beach
Patten
Minneapolis
Florida
City church apartment hybrid opens with pastor family in tow
AKRON Jan. 15 An innovation in church edifices combines worship space with housing under one roof. Rev G A Goranson of the Swedish Baptist church supervised construction costing just over 20000 dollars. The main auditorium seats about 300 with a balcony for classrooms and two four room apartments behind the main hall plus similar suites on upper floors. A six car garage provides parking for tenants including the pastor and his family. Income from rentals is expected to cover interest on the loan and reduce principal.
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G. A. Goranson
Swedish Baptist Church
Goranson
Aub
Akron
Ants build sand road to grain despite birdlime trap
A French scientist observed ants raid a grain bowl. He covered the bowl with a birdlime coated cast, believing it would stop them, but the ants instead carried sand and earth to create a firm highway over the sticky surface, reaching the food.
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Hinds
Old Fashioned Paris Coachman Still In Vogue
A Paris coachman in a black suit and tall hat rides amid modern taxis at the Grand Palais show. Reporters press him for a story as he defends his horse drawn carriage and recalls old days, noting another cab fare headed to Biarritz.
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Paris
Grand Palais
Agaln
Place de la Concorde
Biarritz
Wey
Signature Values of Shakespeare and Other Signers
William B Shakespeare tops a rarity-and-value chart for autographs. Button Gwinnett, a Declaration signer, ranks second, worth about 22 500 dollars with potential to reach 50 000. Other entries include Thomas Lynch, John Paul Jones, Nathan Hale, and Paul Revere, while Lincoln remains valuable despite volume of writings.
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York
William B Shakespeare
Button Gwinnett
George Washington
Abraham Lincoln
Jerome 'Brooks
Shakespeare
Brooks
London
Gwinnett
Napoleon
Washington
England
Thomas Lynch
Sala Brooks
John Paul Jones
Nathan Hele
Paul Revere
Rom Roosevelt
Wilson
Harsheng
Alge
Wil
Wild Animals Reported Roaming Meigs Athens Counties
Ohio report describes wild game returning as people move to cities and land reforests. A wild deer was seen in the west part of Meigs County and a second animal tangled in a fence near Dyeville. A panther was also reported in the Dyeville area, with trapping ongoing on the Seldon Dye farm.
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Meigs
Athens Counties
Panther
Dyesville
J. F. Bowles
Exter
Ohio
Athens County
Dye¢sville
Herr
Ial
Harmon
Joseph Harmon
Seldon Dye Farm
Fascist Emblem Echoes AcrossRome Triumph Anniversary
Fragmented text discusses Fascist emblem meaning a bundle of rods bound by a battle axe, tracing origins from ancient Rome to copying by the United States and even the House of Representatives mace. It references Fasciat, Fasciat militia roles, and names leaders like Duce Mussolini, with garbled anecdotes about dogs, a boy, and distant unrest scenes.
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Rome
Washington, D.C
National Geographic Society
United’ States
Fas
Anton
United States
House of Representatives
Mascolini
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Steel Kings
Roamer
Priso
Harold M. Sims
Ortland
Ore
Bill” Haywood
LW. W
Charles G. Bakcay
Fortune
World Rover
Big Bill Haywood
Bakely
Bureau of
Oot Intelligence
Bakcsy
Hungary
America
United States Coast Guard
Cape Horn
Department of Justice
Railways of America
Yale
Columbia
Rooma
King Winter
Milami Beach
Ee A. Patten
Lincoln
Hed
Woodrow
Wilton Harmon
Wes
Dyesvilla
Caleb Mark
R Parker Cheney
Cheney
Sefi
Spekeville
Jan Bk
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