Unknown Soldier Aypifies Service Rotary Avers Coincidence
March 6 report from Arlington National Cemetery notes the Unknown Soldier tomb ceremony with Rotary Club figures presenting a bronze mapiet and praising war service. International Rotary leaders, including Mr McCullough, addressed 75,000 business and professional members across centers, lauding unity and disarmament efforts under Harding.
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Tington National Cemetery
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Imotto
Crawford
Mr Scullough
International
Rotary Clube
Seid Ee
McCullough
Scidental
Boy Scout Boxers to Settle Fight Dispute
Denver telegram reports a planned return bout between Ted Hannigan of Denver and Don Long of Colorado to decide the Rocky Mountain Boy Scout boxing championship. Hannigan claims the title on a technicality after a February bout, while Long demands proper ring charge payments and adherence to three minute rounds. The contest, described as hard fought, is set under Boy Scout rules for three three minute rounds with one minute rest.
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Denver
Ted Hannigan
Don Long
Colorado
Rocky Mountain
Hennigan
Long
Hannigan
Boy Scout
Hangigan Hong
Society Cops to Promote Better Understanding
A paragraph discusses two women volunteers joining policework to improve ties with poorer communities. They prefer plain outreach over social work, aiming to foster better understanding rather than publicity. Mrs. Licher and Mrs. Anthony are active in Women’s Department Club and welfare groups.
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Shank
Annie T
Hem On
Royal Belgians to Visit Pope on Arrival in Rome
In Rome on March 26 Associated Press reports the Belgian royal visit may affect plans for Princess Yolande’s betrothal to the Duke of Brabant. King Albert and Queen Elizabeth will be greeted at the Vatican before any official functions, signaling church state ties. Automobiles will be provided by the Vatican as part of the guests’ arrival, marking a shift from earlier restrictions. Cardinal Vincenzo Vanurelli previously broke a ban on Vatican car use by receiving a red automobile from American friends.
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Elizabeth
Belgium
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Victor Emmanuel
Helena
Duke of Brabant
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Pageng
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Margarita
Wilson
Pope
Iself
Vincenzo Vanurelli
Suffering Beliefs From Russia Discussed At Wooster
Don Lowrie of Sevile Ohio spoke at Wooster College about Russian hardship and belief that suffering will bring good. He described depopulated properties in Russia and a typical family face of poverty, noting a mother teaching a daughter and a widow performing small, irregular labor to survive under Galehevism.
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Kesala
Don Lowrie
Sevile
Lowris
Peturnec
Alu
Y. CA
Russia
Lewrie
Wooster College
Haig
Lawrie
United Mine Workers of America gains half million members
Indianapolis March 26 report on the United Mine Workers of America as the world’s largest craft union with about 500000 members nationwide and thousands in Canada. It details leadership, regional spread, and the fusion history of predecessor unions culminating in the 1890 formation and subsequent growth through strikes and organizing.
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United Mine Workers of America
United States
Canada
John Dr. Lewis
Springfield
William Greet
Inez Moor
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National Trades Assembly
Knights of Labor
Goft
First
St. Louis
Soft Goal
Purleville
American Association
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Workmen's Benevolent Association
John Siney
Lecuire
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Lee National Trades Assembly No
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National Federation of Minera and Syne
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Sorees
Sage Tea Darkens Hair to Any Shade
An old home remedy claims Sage and Sulphur restore gray hair to its natural color. The ad notes improvements by Wyeld’s Sage and Sulphur Compound sold in drug stores, with a downtown druggist praising its natural darkening effect and easy application to a strand at a time.
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Doris
Anmy Drug Store
Early US miners unions and the 1870s formation era
The text outlines 19th century US coal miners unions, noting a 1870s surge toward national bodies. It mentions the Miners National Association formed in Youngstown October 18, 1874, its peak about 24,000 members across seven midwestern states, and its demise by 1876 amid the 1873 panic. The piece also cites earlier Workmen’s and local independent groupings and the 1889 push toward national unity among miners.
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America
National Union of
Cock Rathers
Miners’ National Association of the
Youngstown
Ohio
National Ausocietion
Cantelds
Dried Fruits as Jam in Biscuit Shortcake Treats
A note on dried ragpherties cooked into jam enhances flavor for a biscuit dough shortcake. The suggestion highlights preserving fruit sweetness by turning dried produce into a jam to serve with a simple cake base.
Idle freight cars decline with business improvement
Washington reports March 15 figures from the American Railway Association show 39,797 idle freight cars due to lack of business, down from 398,982. the decline accompanies a general improvement in business conditions.
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American Railway Association
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