Sister Ignatia Honored by Cologne College
Sister Ignatia of the Holy Order of Saint Francis is named an honorary citizen of Cologne University for organizing and running the student kitchen for indigent girls and young men. Otto Tilman awards a sheepskin certificate and gold medal. Prince Albrecht, son of Crown Prince Rupprecht, enlists as private in the First Battalion of Sevarinn Haidewehr to honor royal tradition, serving a year despite Republican service rules.
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Cologne
Ignatic
Holy Order of Saint Francis
Otto Tilman
Department of Medicine
Ignatia
Anna von Spee
Admiral von Spee
South Pacific
Ferdinand von Spee
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Preosin
Battlefeld
Prince Albrecht
Forseer
Rupprecht
Bavaria
Sevarinn “Haidewehr
Wittelsbach
Berlin Volka Zeitung
German Girls Urged to Avoid Boxer Husbands in Berlin
Georges Carpentier, in Berlin to referee the Wrengel Nelmann bout, says wives influence boxing careers. He notes his own wife’s fears and his four year old child as reasons not to marry a boxer. Elsewhere German hatters report protests over hat shapes favoring short hair, amid worries of changing fashions and earlier fashion trends.
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Georges Carpentier
Berlin
Wrengel-Nelmann
Carpentier
Carpenter
Boxera
Germany
Faria
Hollywood
Forty Morris Harvey College graduates set for Barboursville ceremony
May 80 Forty eight elgist students will graduate from Morris Harvey College at Barboursville during commencement exercises Wednesday. Baccalaureate services will be held tomorrow morning with Dr W A Candler bishop of the Methodist Episcopal Church South of Atlanta delivering the baccalaureate sermon.
Motored visitors from Detroit in Charleston visit
Mr and Mrs Dean Culigm and Mr and Mrs I W Caldwell formerly of Charleston motored from Detroit Saturday to visit friends and relatives in Charleston and plan to return to the City of the Strait on Monday.
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Detroit
and Mirs
Dean Culigm
I. W. Caldwell
Charleston
City of the Strait
Obituary for Humanla Humbles and Mrs Gillland
Humanla Humbles, daughter of Rev. and Mrs. Ed Humbles, died yesterday at 4 am at a local hospital after teaching in Honceverte. Survived by her father, stepmother, five brothers and several sisters. Funeral at First Baptist Church Monday at 2 30. Mrs Gillland, 85, died at home on Brooks Street. Funeral arrangements not yet completed.
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Humanla Bumbles
Humanla Humbles
Ed. Humbles
Honceverte
Edward Humbles
Alfred
Edward
Daron
Wardell
Justin
Pitt
Naofia Williams
Extella Wade
Laura Magy
Sylvia Humbles
First Baptist Church
John Giulliana Mra
John Gillland
Brooks Streets
Lets Turn Clock Continued From Page One
The article discusses shift patterns and expectations for workers waiting for guests to arrive. It notes impractical hours and a worker’s complaint about needing to wake earlier, with a counter suggestion to sleep earlier. It remarks on long days and cool evenings after sunset in summer.
Fragmentary remark on theory tested by Lamy evidence
A partial quotation notes that the theory was challenged by JT objections and that Lamy supported a version of the idea after testing. The passage signals debate and a cautious endorsement but lacks full context or specifics.
DePaolo Wins Dramatic Aratrace Amid Record Crowd
DePaolo dominates the race finishing first as Tormy Milton conquers fifth and Harte places fourth. Crowds estimated from 140000 to 750000 pack Amorten for the event, the largest turnout in American auto racing history. DePaolo, 27, set a record 114.083 mph qualifying, rode a long veteran pace and rode rest breaks aboard improved one seaters with durable baluga tires.
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Harry Harte
Tormy Milton
Cwlen
Pailing
Leon Duray
Wilph de Palma
Pater Krles
Teary Mate
le Paula
Shafet
Daileb
William Shattuck
Pietro Birding
Forelster
Do Py
Tilly
Amorten
de Paola
de Palma
da Paola
Tie
Indianapolis
de Palo
Norman Batten
West Irp
de Paolo
Nation Looks to Local Government in Crime Fight
President Coolidge urged observance of law by citizens and stricter enforcement by states and localities. He warned lax administration harms public opinion and confidence, calling for better local government over federal expansion while noting persistent state versus federal authority tensions post Civil War.
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Coolidgs
America
Ignese
Cool-— Idee
City uniters commemorates sacrifices and duty across generations
A fragmented civic address honors fallen comrades and the call to duty in war, science, law, education, and labor. It stresses remembrance and responsibility to current and future generations, linking sacrifice to ongoing service in various realms of public life.
We pledge eternal vigilance for peace and liberty
A dense, rhetorical meditation on liberty, democracy, and global duty. The speaker extols America's mission to defend justice, deter aggression, and share freedom while avoiding imperialism. It hails international law, diplomacy, and the dream of a peaceful world order under law.
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Vic Titire
Kepo
Napoleon
Mississippi
America
Guinverney
Tribunaliuf International
Whytis
Statehouse Debates Tax Reform and Auto Fees Dismissed
Lawmakers debate adjournment and a sine die resolution as no new taxes pass. A 4 cent gas tax proposal and auto license fee plans stall in committees. The senate killed an increase in life insurance premiums to fund roads. Lawmakers reconvene at noon after recess.
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Louse Judiciery Committee
Teast
Jissknap
Braxton County
Senate
Finance Committee
House
Wellak m House
Dawes Sprains Ankle in Fall During Memorial Day
Chicago May 30 Vice President Charles G Dawes will use crutches for several days after spraining his ankle in his Evanston home. He reviewed 500 Boy Scouts from a car due to the injury and presented bravery medals to William O'neere and Taylor Coss, ages 14 and 16.
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Chicago
Charlen G Dawes
Fs & Crippis
Hvanston
William O'xnere
Taylor Coss
Monument honours soldiers at embarkation point on waterfront
A monument unveiled on the waterfront honors 1 509 000 American soldiers who set sail for overseas duty. The boulder tablet marks the pier near the departure gate at Burre with Colonel John J. Bradley as principal speaker. Erected by Hobaker council of the Knights of Columbus.
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Oversea
United States Linea
Burere
John J. Bradley
Colorado fights Klansmen in constitutionalist push
The Colorado battle against the Ku Klux Klan expands as a bipartisan "constitutionalists" group forms to oppose Klan influence in state government and elections. Horace B. Hawkins heads the group with key figures Charles S. Thomas and George H. Shaw, urging a statewide convention and anti Klansman program.
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Colorado
Ku Klux Klan
Kien
Uisa
Constitutionalists
Stata
Constitutionalistr
Horace BW. Hawkins
Leaden
Charles S. Thomas
United States
George H. Shaw
Fort Collins
Republican State Central Committee
Philip van Cise
William ©. Hutton
O. H. Shoup
Colorado Springs
Frank Medina
Denver Demoocrat
Federal Prohibition
Noyoedge
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Marshall Will Graduate 126 In Eighty-Eighth Commencement
Mary 30. One hundred twenty six students will graduate from Marshall college at the eighty eighth annual commencement exercises Monday morning. Bachelor of arts degrees for 65. diplomas for 46 pre engineering, seven pre medical diplomas to ten. Century editor Ken Frank, newly elected UW president, to deliver commencement address. F H Williams of Boston to deliver baccalaureate sermon tomorrow morning.
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Marshall College
Enn Frank
Century
University of Wisconsin
Br. IF. H. Williams
Boston
Mass
Tomorrey
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