Bodleian Library Extension Details and Historic Holdings
The article notes Bodleian Library expansion details and historic collections dating back to 1602. It highlights Sir John Rodney’s founding agreement with the Stationers Company, the Shakespeare folio, Oppenheimer Hebrew books, Shelley manuscripts, and a Magna Carta collection. It mentions languages, notable archives, and autograph portraits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscepe
Ana
Cnaine
Conan Bockstack
Oppenheimer
Shelley
Danielan Boccada
USA
Innisfail Liquor Commission Case at Sessions Court
An Innisfail liquor sale case saw a defendant fined for overcharging for gin, with Prices Officers testifying that the accused overcharged by more than the lawful limit. The hotelkeeper admitted the offense and sought a moderate penalty. the court imposed costs and expenses on the prosecution and defense presented arguments.
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Innisfail
Edmund Im
Tonnstall Court
Dejaiml
Fendant
Gallagher
Touas
RAAF
Brazil Indians Relent Amid Jungle Contact
AP reports Brazilian authorities noting signs that indigenous tribes near the Rio de Janeiro frontier may loosen hostilities as General Rondon's party makes contact. After years of panicked encounters and gifts, locals observed cautious steps toward coexistence despite mistrust from nearby settlers and farmers who feared treachery and poison.
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Piouett
Dee
Aia
Rondon
Rio de Janeiro
Ition's
Ageia
Pitta
Indiana
Mare Gille
Unik
Mellion Ransom Asked in China
A report states that a ransom of 100,000,000 dollars is sought in China for a six year old boy. The kidnapper claims the child is well cared for and will be returned once payment is made. The details 부 are unclear due to damaged text, with references to Australian radio stores.
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Summer
Nous
Wen
Taadioe
Mystery of Van Gogh's Australian Friend
Fragmented OCR notes discuss Van Gogh and an Australian friend, naming Russell and Moort. Mentions drawings, color, Joan of Arc, Minerve sans Casque, Ramel, and an award for a painting. Describes retreat to Brittany and influence on indigent artists.
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van Gogh
Ioan
Joan of Arc
Minerve Sans Casque
Ramel
Adler St Gomis
Alredy
Ruel
Ferdinand and Others: A Fragment of Turbulent Diplomacy
Fragmentary historical note recounts Ferdinand of Bulgaria and European diplomats during prewar tension. Mentions Tybulgarian emissaries, Austrian and German interests, Britain’s stance, and the drift toward war. Ends with a vague reflection on neutrality and shifting alliances.
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Aloes
Ted Job Prince
Alisander
Battenberg
Britain
Austria
Aly
Nepal
Europe
Ferdinand
Germany
Isberlain
US Battle for Women's Rights in New York
AP dispatch outlines the national push to amend the Constitution guaranteeing equal political and civil rights for women. Two factions debate wording and scope, with supporters from the Women’s International Democratic Federation and other groups arguing for broad protections and amending laws to prevent sex or marital status discrimination. Opponents push limits on hour work rules and state constitutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United States
Women's Biternettens! Democratic Federation
United States of America
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Jaression
Hamilton Kmaf
Hamilton Pty
Kent-strest
Sydney
Bodleian
Brazil
Ireetings
Mellion Ransom
China
Alan McCulloch
Russell
Tye Samuries
Bubmlan Stooue
Marince
Smart Brisbane
Sucur
Lee Investments, Security
Sarymitt
Ata
Battle For Women's Rights
Pia Meee
Tropica
Doroth
Marshall
Eemorita
Larrad Arnold
Wehai
Memphis Belle
Comal Gardere
Botton
Ayles
Merinda
Evert
Carer Seans
Cacoa Largs Son
RINSO
Methula
TED Spirits
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