George Creel Explains Irish Claims and U S Policy
George Creel argues that Irish claims affect the United States and calls for justice as the basis for world peace. He notes Irish contributions in war and peace, urges Anglo Irish amity, and contends Ireland suffers oppression needing remedy to restore relations.
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United States
France
Italy
Department of Americans
Ireland
Amelia
Fingland
Wae Goris
Chorus Girl V College Debate Sparks Bryn Mawr Row
Philadelphia June. Bryn Mawr College president S M Carey Thomas argues a wife and mother count best with education, while chorus girls claim practicality matters more for marital happiness. The dispute unfolds as college graduates press culture over mere degrees.
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Broadway
S. M. Carey Thomas
Bryn Mawr College
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Eive
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William Dick
Board of Education
Derby Man Despondent Plumber Ends Life in River
John Lettich aged 60 a longtime Derby resident and plumber with BE W Peck company seemingly despondent over job loss jumped into the Naugatuck River off Main Street late Saturday night. His family noticed his disappearance and police searched. the body was recovered and sent to the morgue. He is survived by his wife one son and one daughter.
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John Lettich
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Erane Fils
J.P. Colwell
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BE. W. Peck” Company
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Lawler Named First Candidate for Minnesotas House Seat
Dan W Lawler former St Paul mayor and longtime Minnesota political figure announced as the first candidate to fill the vacancy in Minnesota's congressional district following the death of Congressman Carl VanDyke. Lawler a Democrat is an attorney and has been involved in national campaigns increasing his Northwest recognition.
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American Northwest
African explorer refutes Garner on missing link claim
Professor Charles B. Ageheimer of Baltimore, returning from a Smithsonian Institute expedition, disputes Professor R. L. Garner’s claim of capturing a speaking ape or missing link. Ageheimer says the ape was taken by him, not Garner, and casts doubt on any ability to converse with monkeys.
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Smithsonian Institute
R. L.garner
Ascheimer
Garner
Navy to release 8900 yeowomen from service soon
Secretary Daniels told the House Naval Committee that about 8900 yeowomen who enlisted for clerical duties during the war should be released gradually. He urged a year for them to seek other work or take civil service exams for permanent appointments. Chairman Butler favored keeping them in their posts.
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Flouse Naval Committee
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Turkey Repents German Alliance Amid War Reflections
New York dispatch says India made notable wartime progress per K C Paul YMCA India secretary arriving from Liverpool aboard the Vauban. He notes 1.6 million Indian troops with literacy under 1 in 1,000, and cooperatives reducing usurious lending rates. Also Boston’s Charles Hanley reports Turkey regrets German ties and seeks U S trade. Greece and Turkey food supplies vary.
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Charles A. Hanley
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American Legion Names an Information Officer
The New York State Branch of the American Legion forms a department to assist soldiers and sailors with war risk insurance allowances pay and bonuses. A war risk officer will provide free information to veterans and servicemen and women, excluding conscientious objectors and dishonorably discharged individuals. Instructions for similar departments were sent to other states by Henry Lindsley, former director of the Bureau of War Risks Insurance. A national committee will operate from New York and a bureau will be in Washington.
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New York State
American Legion
Henry Lindsley
National Executive Committee
Bureau of
War Risks Insurance
Washington
Denver Post buys plane for distributing papers
The Denver Post announced it has purchased an airplane to distribute newspapers to suburban towns, signaling a new, rapid delivery plan. This move aims to expand reach beyond city limits and speed up early-morning editions for readers in surrounding communities.
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Denver Post
Prejudiced Critique on a Poem by Tor.instance
A poem fragment provokes editor and poet figures in a dialogue about rhyme and pronunciation. The exchange touches on offended majesty and philadelphia toqwirer style notes.
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Crulic
Tor
Philadelphia
Uncle Eben debates money sent abroad and labor costs
Sprangeh remarks to Uncle Ezra that money sent to the old country by songsters and the funds from tourists might drain American wealth, suggesting removing the rank and extra pay from geowomen.
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Ezra
Anset
Eben
When
Old Country
Memories of a Hammock Promise in Moonlit Night
The fragment recalls Agane swinging in the moonlight while proposing marriage, with Jinks pledging memory of the hammock from last night and Hanks agreeing. A broken hammock is noted as the one sat in before.
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Jinks
Hanks
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