Thirteen Figures in Wilson Visit and Inaugural Ties
The Beho de Paris notes President Wilson’s Dec 1 Brest arrival and a New York to Brest leg in 1912. Wilson calls thirteen his lucky number, citing thirteen letters in his name and related Thirteen-linked events at the 1913 inauguration including governors, militia, and Princeton ties.
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Wison
Brest
Marcel Futin
Beho de
Princeton
The
Universality
Hine
Jesr’e W. Wilson
Francis J. Sayre
White House
New York World
Bonar Law Top British Figure at Peace Table
Andrew Bonar Law, chancellor of the exchequer and Liberal Unionist leader, a Canadian Scottish politician, is highlighted among British delegates. Since entering Parliament in 1900 from Glasgow and serving as parliamentary secretary to the Board of Trade, he has built a reputation as a shrewd finance and economic expert likely to back Lloyd George on British interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Bonar Law
Anticipating Royal Visits Through the Years
The article discusses expected visits by European monarchs and other dignitaries to the United States within the year. It notes the diplomatic custom of reciprocating official entertainments and mentions historical limitations on foreign heads visiting America, alongside rare unofficial royal visits by Kalakun and Dom Pedro.
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Iecident
France
George
England
Albert
Belgium
Victor Emanuel
Italy
Wilson
Europe
United States
Titto
Yiete
Kalakun
Dom Pedro
Brasil
Visits of Royal Guests to the United States Through History
The article recounts illustrious royal visits to America from the 18th to early 20th century. It highlights Prince William Henry later King William V arriving in 1781, Prince Albert of Planders in Washington, and other royals such as Edward VII, Henry of Prussia, Louis Philippe, and the present king of Siam honored in 1902, noting informal receptions and extended hospitality.
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America
Prince William Henry
England
Williamv
London
George IV
New York
Clinton
Prince of Wales
Edward VII
United States
Spain
Prince Albert of
Planders
Washington
White House
McKinley
Prince Henry of
Prussia
Emperor William II
Wiliam Hohenzollern
Louis Philippe
France
Prince de Joinville
Duc de Chartres
Molellan
Joseph Bonaparte
Grand Duke
Alexie, Wiee
Exar
Russia
Infanta Eulane
Siam
Equalization of Opportunities for Public Schools
The article analyzes uneven wealth and teacher populations across states, noting disparities such as North Carolina at 726.35 per capita wealth versus Nevada at 4 125.35, and Idaho needing 4.4 mills to match teacher salaries. It discusses a congressional bill proposing 50 million dollars annually for improving rural and sparse schools, with an equal state contribution, to extend terms and raise instruction quality.
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North Carolina
Nevada
Iowa
Louisiana
Mississippi
Twlinois
United States
Idaho
Pennsylvania
Lancaster
Tiogacoun
Missouri River Valley
Ozark
Missouri
Miinais
Lake Michigan
Adams
Marinette
Wisconsin
Wyoming
Congress
Great Britain's Art Treasures Restored to Place
LOGSDON Dec 14 Crowds watched as art valued at millions from the National Portrait and National Gallery was moved from the Aldwych tube station where it had been kept since the air raids ten years earlier. The paintings are returned to their galleries after a long eviction and public display watching the restoration.
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Great Britain
Logsdon
Nevanal Gallery
National Pistrait Gallery
Aldwych Tote
Kensington storage at Gould Kensington tube station
Readable text notes items stored in a walled deep platform at Gould Kensington tube station. It mentions a strict timetable for Lemairics to pick up and deliver.
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Kensington
Gould Kensington
American singer offers services to England hospitals
Frances Ingram former Chicago Opera contralto offers gratuitous singing to the king of England for use in Baguch hospitals during the demobilization period. She was born in Liverpool and has resided in the United States.
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Washington
Frances Ingram
Chicago Opera ‘Association
Liberty Theaters
Baguch
Miss Ingram
Liverpool
Camp Taylor Enjoys Miss Ingram’s Performances
John Prescott, Liberty theater manager at Camp Taylor Kentucky, writes that Miss Ingram’s three evenings were the most enjoyable at Camp Taylor. He notes her splendid program and gracious encores drawing Louisville patrons and camp officers who had never visited the camp or theater before. Several attendees returned for additional showings, leaving a strong impression on the staff.
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John Prescott
Liberty Theater
Camp Taylor, Ky
Miss Ingram
Camp Taylor
Louisville
Agate
Faith and Courage in Public Office Sermonette Tone
A sermonette recalls a biblical tale of the centurion’s faith and authority, praising public virtue. It cites a Menominee Michigan mayor’s proclamation urging vigilance against influenza, vaccination, and sanitary measures while respecting religious observance.
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Jesus Christ
Hinself
Jesus
Israel
Menominee
Michison
To Every Man His Work Sermon Reflection
Pastor Stev. J. G. Brobbiefield urges that each person has a divinely assigned task and that society must align labor with inherent gifts. He links biblical teaching to modern industry, warns against wasted talent, and calls church and citizens to active, deliberate effort toward moral improvement and peaceful fellowship.
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Mark
Stev
J. G. Brobbiefield
First Presbyterian
Jesus
Church
Paul
Peace Conference Hopes For Lasting Settlement
A pastor's sermon cites Matthew 5 9 urging peacemakers to seek justice for the guilty protect the innocent and found a permanent peace. He laments war costs and suffering, calling for peace at home school church and in the world while condemning war makers.
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Sherman
Hell
Rod
Complete List of Marine Units 18 Now Made Public
The first complete list of Marine Corps units serving with the American army in France is published in Major General Barnett s annual report. It lists units with organization numbers and notes casualties and commendations, highlighting courage and morale amid heavy losses.
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Washington, B
Marine Corps
France
Barnett
Peyvy
Biath
Dhirteenth
Mieventh
Boston
Philadelphia
Quantica
Red Cross 175 Inspection Rolls In Industrial Plants
The Great Civilian and Colouring Army ready for inspection in the week of December 16 to 23. The American Red Cross Christmas roll call urges every industrial worker to sign the roll, join for a dollar, and support veterans overseas, hospitals, and home reconstruction efforts. Seals and the love button will mark entries. no Christmas seals this year due to funding for tuberculosis work. Thursday December 19 is designated Democracy Day to honor workers nationwide in Red Cross efforts.
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Andlusi
Red Cross
American Box Cross
Univeraal
Noom
Red Crow
National Tuberculosis Asaceration
Europe
America
Spas
Red Cros
Domfort
Unclear text fragment hints at health ailment description
Fragmented lines describe headaches rheumatic pains and fatigue with garbled phrases and names, suggesting a damaged OCR health note. No clear events or persons are identifiable, leaving only scattered mentions of illness and weakness.
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A. Bonar Law
Rd. Ss. A. Huston
St. Mark's Church
Butch Roadster
Moon
W. A. Slagle
Hent
Sali
Board of Health
Aeller
Pickeundry
Deller
Dohraske
James
John
Earth
Heaven
Bear of Health
Seeterast
Suisa
God
Jacob
Esau
Gore
Geo, van Winkle
Pastor Baptist Church
Gvilian
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