Count Meee Goed On Ship Chief Steward on Patria Voyage
In rough notes aboard the Fabre liner Patria a passenger recounts Count Georges Boktonn of Bosnia as an ancestral noble claiming a layover shipboard role. A new chief steward shifts the payroll as the Patria docks, with muttered jokes about titles and duties aboard.
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Count Meee Goed
New York
Fabre
Patria
Dovking & da
Pastengers
Georges Boktonn
Bosnavna
Prince Alesander
Catherine the Great
Pierce Dentity
Carls
Mediator Sent to End Filipino Labor Fights
Cayetano T. Ligat, first resident labor commissioner of the Philippines, is sent to end labor disputes involving thousands of Filipino laborers on plantation work in Mindanao. The move aims to adjust conditions on the Manaii apple plantations and resolve strikes reported across the region.
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Manaii
Cayetano Tligat
Philippines
Rand Pine
Survey of conditions at Hywaik Uset plantation in Honolulu
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a preliminary survey of conditions at a plantation near Honolulu after arrival of a party named Hywaik Uset. The text references a pink crepe outfit with a pleated skirt and potential fashion use, plus vague mentions of lace and garment embellishments.
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Honolulu
15000 Girls Aged 16 7018 Work in State Factories
A statement claims 15000 girls aged 16 to 70 work in Connecticut state factories. Labor official John Burke doubts exact ages. verifies range but lacking records to confirm. The piece notes debate on age classification and mentions attire for an event.
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Mapperia Industry
Ars Od
Tn Ponneriicny
Ae Beitteam
Connectivus League of Womten
John d. Burke
Courisoner
Atnlea
Templeton Praises State History of Nation's Defense
Governor Templeton and leaders reviewed Memorial Day events in Watkehery at Hamilton Park. Speechmakers included Congressman Po. O Sullivan and Mayor Francis Guibbles. Guard units and cadets lined the parade as veterans were honored.
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Templeton
Somiection
Leony Connerjeu Tuen
Amon
Tle
Two Women Die In Car Chase At Lake Manetta
Lakewood reports a pursuit across miles as masked convicts in prison garb fled police. Two women, Miss Gertrude Justice and Mr. Tottie Morris, both of Philadelphia, died when the automobile plunged into Lake Manetta. Five men were held for investigation.
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Lake
Yauntaker
Fickinsam
Lakewood
Not
Lake Manetta
Tottie Morris
Gertrude Justice
Philadelphia
The Big Business of Running a Home
A home manager treats household budgeting like a business. She compares markets and favors stores that advertise, since advertising saves money for her and grows retailer sales. The piece frames household management as a major economic activity guiding value and purchases.
Citizens Military Camp Training Course in Boston
Boston in May 30 reports announcements by General Brewster of the First Corps Area detailing a August training course at Camp Devens for 3,000 plus young men born in 1923 and passing physical tests. The War Department authorized 8,009 for athletic equipment, with Captain Charles Kaggin in charge of athletics and swimming. A radio course will be installed in Revocation hall with nightly programs and a prize for the top radio student awarded by General James G. Warbard. Chaplain Donoghue will speak on enlistment benefits, while Fort H. G Wright trains Coast Artillery recruits from their times to Fort Wright. A strong recruitment push is cited, with efforts from the American Legion and the Military Order of the Word War to enlist candidates, and Major Bartlett coordinating with Boston supporters.
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Boston
Brewster
Corns
Camp Devens
War Department
Corps Area
Charles Kaggin
Signal Corps
Radin
Cieneral James G. Warbard
American Radio Corporation
Stufenk
Walter 7. Donashue
Fir Infantry
Corps
Donoghue
Tony
Verinus Enileces
New England
Coast Artillery
Ta Coast Artery
Fort H. G Wright
Gong
Island
New York
Ure
England
Anterival Legion
Thes
Joseph WW. Bartlett
Milita Order of the Word War
Wrank v
Bolles
Devens
Ing
Tragic death of boy linked to necktie strangling reports
Readable details describe a boy found dead by his sister in a Brooklyn home with two neckties involved. Police suspect suicide or accidental strangling. other family members were away at a theater. An unrelated note mentions engineers and long coats amid chaotic OCR fragments.
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Brantis Dangiori Roy
Owe Nerktirs
Meleon
Brooddyn Poniens
Anothe Enpyris Dharle
Hhimself pShanuning Ouemmpl
Teusdirtgun
Brane Bran Delights with Good Taste and Health Promise
Double Virtue Post presents Bran bakes with other parts of wheat offering gentle laxative action and wholesome nourishment. It emphasizes health benefits and pleasing flavor. Get a package from your grower today. You’ll like Brane.
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Post
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