Finland’s Land of Many Waves and Folk Traditions
An overview of Finland’s landscapes and culture from the Altai origins of Finns to land tenure, peasant life, holidays, and seasonal rituals. It describes rivers, lakes, forests, birch fires of midsummer, Christmas customs, Lent foods, rye harvest, bath houses, and social life across provinces and classes.
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Thousand Lakes
Finland
Atorme
Nawre
Tre
Oll
Wledge
Altai
Alexander I
Klapps
Herod
Helsingfors
Manalon
Backyard of Europe Rises From Historic Strife
The piece discusses Christian civilization versus Turkish Mohammedan influence, noting long histories of hatred and the impact on Southeastern Europe. It views regional religious and political tensions as shaping modern conflicts and calls for careful understanding by students of history and international policy. The article forecasts a pivotal era for civilization’s progress in Europe’s eastern neighborhood.
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Europe
Thirty-Eight Union Leaders Guilty In Bomb Case
In Indianapolis a jury convicted thirty-eight labor union leaders of dynamite conspiracy tied to the Los Angeles Times bombing and other blasts. Two defendants were acquitted. The verdict marks the culmination of a three month trial and highlights the era's violent labor clashes.
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Indianapolis
Ind
W. Legiettner
Denver
Los Angeles Times
Saiffert
Buckley
Prison Officials Sentenced in Dynamite Conspiracy Case
In Indianapolis the 38 labor union officials were sentenced for the dynamite conspiracy. Frank M. Ryan received seven years, Olaf A. Tvoltmoe and Eugene A. Chiney five years, Herbert S. Hack five years, with others given one year and one day or suspended terms. Sentences directed inmates to Leavenworth. Some pleaded for mercy. most were unpersuaded as judge Albert I. Anderson spoke on the campaign of dynamite across the nation.
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Eoaims Espoaiats
Camenter Promelbrifitye
Enplos
Esa
Alves
Whiyer Mae
Wtangiaal
Tome
Fan Angele
Cmioth
CNEL
Whee
Titin
Gorvemertyt Snes
Janine Hentia
Crmrtin Mk Uy
Carmere
Ame
Dietabey
David Beet
Edward Clark
Coulin
Thal
McMarl
Ian Lewin
Hockin
Union Court
Mary Field
Altorney
Fondant
Orltidtme
Fiert Itv
Euee
Ieee Ec
Sonra Torgetted
Murer
Snonworkers
Diceenter
Promeecutor
United States
Onarkes W. Miller
Chie Conmiel
Defenen
Benator
Jonny W. ‘Um N. Merling
Kern
Wil
Albert Th Avuteneyt
Laker Dion
Whiely Midat
Lion
Inc. Mento
Organized Labor
Civillzed Society
Iron Workers
John J. McNamara
Anderson
Atlantic
Pa Eile
Aod McManigal
Son Angeles Vlains
Owenhep
McNamarsa
McManl
M Warkable Relah
Howe
Theige
Indianapolis
Ind
Leavenworth
Kaw
Frank M. Ryan
Iron Workers’ International Union
Olaf A. Tvoltmoe
Ban Pranciaco
Sow
Angelea Timoe
Eugene A. Chiney
Bai Francisco
Herbert
Hack
Kan
Chnelenati
Hookim
Ehele
Orto McManieal
Dome
Albert I. Anderson
Pacific
President elect Woodrow Wilton calls for national unity
The passage notes Woodrow Wilton, born a Vigerian and aligned with New Jovery, urging bread wine reticn to end divisions that split the North and South amid severe unrest and widespread social strains.
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Sieguion
Woodrow Wilton
Jovery
Mint Money at Denver Mint Breaks Records for Year
The Denver mint produced 89,277,890 coins including pennies nickels dimes and half dollars, with gold coin output and continued gold ware certification. A separate note reports New Jersey Public Service sets a $9.00 wage for women and girls starting January 1 amid welfare committee oversight.
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Mint
Hia
Denver
Wali Tates
Wein
Trenton
N. C
Pervica Corporation of
New Jersey
Welfare Committee
Northern Pacific to Spend $10,000,000 on Equipment Order
New York Northern Pacific plans a large equipment order for locomotives and cars totaling about 10 million dollars, with the aggregate figure near 19 million dollars to cover 1913 requirements.
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Northern Pacific
New York
Denver Post Office Receipts Rise in 1912 Totaling Large Sum
The 1912 financial report by Postmaster Harrison shows cash receipts rising by 52004.87 over 1911. The year’s total cash receipts amount to 1 6959 295 70.
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Denver
Widow Luna Donates Over Ten Thousand To Needy
Adelaide Otero Luna widow of former Republican committeeman Rolomon Luna distributed cash and gifts totaling more than 10000 to the poor in Albuquerque and Santa Fe New Mexico. She gave 1000 to a local orphanage and 1000 to support an antialcohol campaign.
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Albuquerque
N. M
Adelaide Otero Luna
Republian Nations
Rolomon Luna
Santa Fe
Mera
Lunas
New Superintendent For Missions Timeline
Cheyenne Wyoming Reverend Frank JL Moore longtime pastor of Cheyenne First Congregational Church is named superintendent of the Colorado Congregational missions with headquarters in Denver He succeeds William Watson Hopkins who becomes superintendent of the Southern Congregational missions in Atlanta Georgia Moore graduated from the Chicago Theological Seminary in 1897 and set up in Minneapolis
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Cheyenne
Wyo
Frank JL. Moore
First Congregational Church of
Colorado Congregational Missions
Denver
Moore
William Watson Hopkins
Southern Congregational Missiona
Atlanta
Chicago Theological Seminary
Minneapolis
Winter wheat and rye acreage trends and price basics
The December report notes Colorado winter wheat sown at 222 000 acres up 13 000 from 1911 and rye at 26 000 acres up 1 000. Wheat and rye conditions are near normal. It cites shifting prices and purchasing power for corn and wheat in 1910 and 1911.
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Colorado
Denver
United States
Secretary of Agriculture
Insurance Department Report Shows Biennial Revenue Rise
Denver reports the state Insurance Department cleared 218 103.68 for the biennial period ending November 30, up from 216 471.03 previously. Commissioner W L Clayton collected 242 589.00 in the last biennale and total operating expenses were 25 396.01, including salaries, printing, supplies and all other costs.
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Denver
Nsurance Department
W. L. Clayton
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Tram Workers’ Organisation
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Pitiebung
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Insurance Department Report
State of Colorado
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