145 Nurses Apply for Examination at St. Vincent's
The city sees growing interest in nursing as 145 nurses applied for admission to the January examinations at St. Vincent's hospital. The tests were conducted Wednesday morning at 1 oclock and concluded yesterday afternoon. Miss M J Wilkinson and Miss Stack led the administration for the RN certificate, which marks substantial education in nursing.
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Police Test New Plan To Punish Traffic Violators
In Jacksonville Florida police propose a punch card system to record each motorist’s traffic violations. Officers would mark registration cards for every infraction, letting judges weigh a driver’s prior conduct. The plan targets habitual violators while easing penalties for clean records.
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Tacksonville
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Florida
Woman Named Campbell County Assessor in Wyoming
A detailed OCR fragment notes Roxas, Kirby, and Cheyenne figures in Campbell County as a large area akin to Connecticut. It mentions Mrs. Kirby being selected as assessor, her background from Iowa with her husband, a jeweler, moving to Wyoming and taking up homestead to serve as fire assistant.
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Connecticut
Kinby
Iowa
Braintree Weaves Bridal Robes For Princess Mary
In Essex the town of Staintree shows quiet pride as Braintree weavers prepare the wedding robes for Princess Mary. Locals recall Spitalfields days and Queen Mary’s gown, praising craft and tradition from Bishopsgate to Bethnal Green.
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Essex
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Iyagen
Braintrae
Mary
Braintrea Station
Queen Mary
Albert
Wedges
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Braintree
Nualy
Lottefields
Phere
Spitalfields
Bishopsgate
Bethnal Green
Ava Albert
Kishopazate
Bethnall Green
Toyal Tobes
Turkish Ambassador Captured By Pasha
The Turkish ambassador to Persia, Reshid Bey, was captured by Kemal Pasha’s Angora government at Trebizond en route to Tehran. The capture, carried out under guile, follows Angora's claim to appoint Turkish ambassadors, despite the Sublime Porte’s authority.
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Sublime Porte
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Reshid Gey
Tatum
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Teheran
Trebizond
Persia
Silk Manufacturers to Hold Conference in Tokyo
Tokyo date January reports a planned conference of Japanese and American silk producers to meet next April in connection with a peace exhibition proposed by the Japan Sericultural Association and the Central Silk Merchants Association union. The project, pending materialization, aims to foster understanding between all producers in Japan and foreign consumers to improve the industry.
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Silk Mez's Association Union
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Japan
Major General Allen and 93 Veterans Honored by Italy
In Rome on January 19 King Victor Emmanuel reviewed the American battalion at the Quirinal court during ceremonies for the Congressional Medal of Honor to an Unknown Soldier. He presented the war cross to Major General Henry Allen and two officers, then awarded decorations to twenty three battalion members who saw service in France.
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Diaz
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Battion
France
Russia Turning From Communism Says Secret Agent
Cleveland January 19 An ex British intelligence official Sir Paul discusses Russia's shift away from communism. He cites the entry of the American relief effort, the revival of free speech, and the weakening of the Communist party as key factors. He predicts capitalists will control railways and key industries while the Moscow stock exchange remains the only money source.
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Paul
Russia
Ruvsig
Riga
United States
Anna
Gordemning
Gover
Moscow Stock Exchange
Inivé
Relef
Courge
Ommunist Party
Yale’s J W Manning One of First Black Speakers Dies
Nokville Tenn Jan 19 J W Manning Yale Class 1881 the only black in his class and reputedly the sole black on the speaking program at a Yale alumni reunion last June died at his home after forty years as a city school teacher and administrator. He had recently been recommended to President Harding for a Haiti ranits post.
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Tenn
J. W. Manning
Yale University
Ba Yale
Jnne
Harding
Haiti
Parliament Law Class Holds Open Night Session
The Parliament Law class led by David S. Day held its open night session with more than 40 members expected to attend. The course continued under the guidance of M. C. 4 and emphasized parliamentary procedure and legal topics.
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David S. Day
King Gustave Reported Suffering Ill in Stockholm
King Gustave of Sweden was reported to be suffering illness in Stockholm as of January 19, according to Associated Press dispatches. The report notes medical attention and status at the royal residence, with no further details on diagnosis or prognosis available at print time.
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Stockholm
Sweden
Cassociated Press
Gustave
Local butcher confines to bed with fever ailing
A short note reports the butcher, aged 44, suffering a mild influenza attack and confined to his bed with a fever. The entry mentions attempts to keep things orderly despite illness.
Chant Echoes Through Heat as Crowd Cheers
A fragmented report notes a chant rising during the 8 Heat event, with fans cheering loudly as the race progressed. No further details on participants or outcomes are provided in the readable text.
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