Negro Artist Wins First Prize for Photograph at Exhibit
Kris B. Ganaway, a Chicago Negro butler born in Tennessee and employed by Mrs. Edward T. Law, won top prize for "The Spirit of Transportation" at the John Ganamaker exhibition in Philadelphia. His entry drew 60 competitors, including professionals, with another photo "Children in the Country" receiving honorable mention.
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Universal Service
Chicago
Whet Paii
Lawrence Tiubar
Ncero
Kris B. Ganaway
Megro Butler
Chicago Gold Coast
Spirit ‘of Transportation
John Gnamaker
Philadelia
Tennessee
Edward T. Lawrence
Lars
Arum
Obituary notices for Mary Brosnan Ella Friis Palmer and Charles Thayer
The obituary notices list Mrs. Mary Brosnan wife of the late James Brosnan and Mrs. Ella Friis Palmer with details of their funerals. Also noted is the arrival of the body of Private Charles B. Thayer killed in action in 1918 and to be laid to rest in Lakeview Cemetery. additional lines mention Mrs Caroline Darby and William Mallory with burial plans.
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Mary Brosnan
James Brosnan
Wood Avenue
St. Augustine's Church
James Shanley
Dominic Judge
Jeremiah Magan
Israel Gaboury
Timothy Sullivan
Agicheel Finucane
St. Michael’s Cemetery
Ella Friis Palmer
Eula
Friis Palmer
Pequonnock
Park Cemetery
Charles B. Thayer
60Th Field ‘Artillery
New York
France
Caroline F. Darby
Caroline
Mea
William Mallory
Oeden' Street
Bordenown
X. J
Betides
Mellory
Darby
George Darby
Army Field Tests Liquid Fueled Balloon Planes
Army air service tests describe improvised takeoffs and landings of a miniature airplane used to boost a balloon program. Reports detail field repairs, spark plug issues, and a flight from Langley to Washington taking 1 hour 45 minutes, covering 158 miles with seven gallons of fuel. Search crews continue tracking a drifting balloon after a coastal landing near the outer coast.
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Air Service
Langley
Bull Four
Rappahannock
Nat T
Taangley
Washington
Maral Offigias
Hone
Tog
St. Andarews Bay
Naval
Charges Agreement to Lay Only 500 Bricks a Day
A Boston civil engineers group heard Coronel Chartes Fort recount a plan limiting bricklaying to 500 bricks daily. He cited trade union agreements on manpower and a 1,800 to 200 day labor ratio in wartime building.
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Boston
Coronel Chartes
Dow
Seurhestan
Ala Gnucon
Yauilaing
Rasiry
Fealty to Pope By Late Cardinal Fealty to Pope By Late Cardinal
Monsignor John Bonzana appeals for allegiance to the pope. A funeral for a senior church figure drew archbishops and bishops from across the United States. Archbishop Glennon of St Louis is slated to preach the sermon as final funeral details remain incomplete. Messages of regret and sympathy continued to pour into the archepiscopal residence.
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John Bonzana
United States
el Hina Tamm
Pisnons
Glennon
St Louis
100000 Miners Unemployed Since Jan 1 Report
The report states 100000 miners have been unemployed since January 1 with many idle due to strikes in West Virginia and Washington. John L. Lewis warns if consumers and industries do not buy coal, railroads cannot handle the rush, threatening a repeat of last spring. Debs leaves and returns to prison after a Washington conference, greeting reporters at the station, then resumes confinement.
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Moeriea
International Headquarters
West Virginia
Washington
John L. Lewis
Mace
Debs
Ashington
Zerbst
Tiebs
Fnally
Frulf
Mani
Debs Returns to Atlanta Prison
Eugene V. Debs is reported to have returned to the Atlanta federal prison after a period away, with officials noting his continued detention status and considerations of his parole request. The article outlines the sequence of events leading to the apparent return and cites standard prison procedures observed by staff.
Easter Spirit Noted Amid Berlin Uprising Crackdown
A Berlin article describes Easter unrest as authorities guard central government buildings and major utilities after a planned uprising between today and Monday. Police, anti-violence measures, and patrols were heightened as editors face legal limits on press actions while a general strike disrupts transport and services.
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Imi
Nurong
Germany
Halle
Organ N
Ieee
Reo Press
Weather sketch shows unsettled weekend with showers
The report notes South Newsland partly cloudy Saturday and unsettled Sunday with probable showers and moderate temperatures. Atlantic coast conditions remain high pressure off shore, New England and mid Atlantic fair and warmer, with local showers possible. Sandy Hook to Hatteras expect moderate to fresh south winds and fair weather Saturday. Observations at 5 am reflect varied regional readings and a general pattern of mild temperatures across observations.
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Newsland
New
York
Wortion
Atlantic
Rocky Mountains
New England
Middle Atlantic
Sandy Hook
Hatteras
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Lebanon
Willian Trefrey
Galom
Mass
sarMlisch Stores
sarlMisch Stores
Ofiddle
Atlanta
Berlin
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Castleton
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Lroubla
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Spcorpyeracd
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Jersey
Sikwilor
Pinuy Avenue
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Georgette
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Euler
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Mi Fawered
Hertbertiger
Taffeta
Haven
Wea
Acksonville
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Portland
Louis
Awashington
Daily Almanac
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Middlebrook
Shoe Department
Thare
Nia
Kris
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