Prohibition Leader Rev Purley A Baker to Speak in New York
The Anti-Saloon League’s Rev Purley A Baker will headline a conference in New York City Tuesday to promote a campaign for strict enforcement of liquor laws. Baker, an Ohio native, has led the league nationally for fifteen years after leaving the pulpit in 1895 to pursue prohibition full time.
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Purley A. Baker
New York City
Anti-Saloon League of America
Ohio
Baker
Columbes
Barty
Anti- Saloon League
National
Turbulent Westerner William Hale Thompson Seeks Chicago Nomination
The interview outlines Thompson’s rise from a cattleman in the West to chief executive of Chicago since 1915. It notes his public school education, early political start as an alderman, and wartime criticisms of alleged acts and utterances. He faces opposition from regular Republicans and independents in the primaries.
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William Hale Thompson
Chicago
Fern
Mr. Thompson
Tie Teane
Did We Win the War
Senator Kirby of Arkansas questions whether the United States won the war amid charges of errors and delays by the War Department. He criticizes critics for harsh assessments while noting sacrifices and the army's mobilization and overseas deployment.
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Kirby
Arkansas
Senate
Goa
War Department
New Jersey
United States
Prime Ministers’ Longevity Through the Ages
A historical overview notes British prime ministers as a long lived class. It lists figures such as Rosebery Balfour Asquith Pitt Canning Peel Grenville Wellington Melbourne Palmerston Beaconsfield Salisbury Gladstone Campbell-Bannerman and others with ages at death and years of service.
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Lord Rosevery
Gtve
Britain
Lord Rosebery le
Arthur J. Balfour
Werhert H. Asquith
Pitt
Spencer Perceval
Cansing
Sir Robert Peel
Hin Huree
Lord Pidmond
Lord Grenville
Toe Yuke
Portland
Lord Liverpool
Viscount Goderich
the Due of Wellington
Farr Greyeft
Viscount Melbourne
Mary Ruesell
Lord Derby
Earl of Aberdeen
Viscount Palmerston
Lord Beaconsfield
Pitt, Canning, Palmerston
Offer
Beaconsfield
Glacetone
Salisbury
Gladstone
Marquis of
Saliebury
Glenry Campbell-Bannerman
Dalmatia's Turbulent History and Cultural Struggles
The article surveys Dalmatia's contested status between Italian and Jugoslav claims, noting its narrow coastline, extreme climate, and arid lands used for grapes and olives. It details Slavic Serbs and Croats, their languages, and alphabets, plus medieval tensions and economic rivalries, highlighting Marco Antoni de Pomis and his rainbow explanation as a notable but controversial achievement. It also mentions British WWI era laborers returning home to pursue carpentry.
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Dalmatia
Jugosteag
Connecticut
Dalmatian
Cattaro
Marnery
Iilyria
Marco Antonio de Pomia
Ecelea’astica
England
Rome
Pan American Bureau Formed To Coordinate Americas
Washington reports that the Pan American bureau has created a Pan American division to foster cooperation among North and South American nations. The Brazilian bureau will study activities of regional organizations and advise governments on coordinating similar efforts across the hemisphere. Dr Antonio Jameson do Paco, a renowned Brazilian diplomat, leads the new initiative with plans to expand cooperative work with global partners.
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Washington
Fea-Amer
Ran Conferentes
Prazil
North
South America
Pan- American Union
Brasilian Bureau
Brasil
Evok
Antonio Jamson Do Paco
Protocol
Father Koster Returns Home From Denver Illness
Father Walher Koster has come back from St. Joseph's hospital in Denver after treatment for stomach trouble. He returned to Cheyenne last evening and is sufficiently recovered to resume parish duties. The community welcomes his return and wishes him well in his ongoing work.
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Father Koster
Denver
Walher Koster
St. Joseph's Hospital
Cheyene
Partake Rere
Farms for Soldiers, Soldiers for Farms
Canada proposes a farm settlement program for returned servicemen through the Canadian Pacific Railway Com pany to place veterans on ready built farms in colonies. Each settler receives 80 to 100 acres with livestock and equipment, aided by a central farm colony with an agrarian expert, to foster community ties and boost food production. A substantial initial payment and three year advance support are planned.
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United
Johnny Canuck
Canada
Canadian Pacific Railway
Ce Com
Era
Alberta
Ays
Vhi
Dee Arm Eg House
Ham
Ambassador Franks France Returns to Russia Amid War Talk
Ambassador Francs, recovering from bladder surgery in London, plans quick return to Russia at Secretary Lansing’s call. He describes Bolshevik leaders Lenine and the council’s testing of factions, Russian social reforms, and the impact of General Order No. 1 on the army as he weighs peace conference dynamics.
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London
America
Ambuwadeur
David R. Trand
U. S. Navy
Peris
Lansing
Russia
Bolsherikhmosia
Prinkipo
Supreme Council
Wilson
Lloyd
Coorge
Clemencene
Prinkiro
Ftaseia
Lenine
Bolsheviam
Petrograd
Peter and Paul's
Germany
U.S. Navy
Park Lane
Hyde Park
Aldferd House
Had Tin Guest
Coali
Yanks in Wales Learn Welsh Hospitality on Tour
World touring Yanks spend time in Welsh homes and enjoy local hospitality. Sailors remark on the charm of Welsh families, music, and the abundance of meals as the group continues its cultural exchange, with organized visits by the M C A for Sunday gatherings.
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Waiaseo
Manle
Wong
Wales
Educators Gather in Chicago for National Conference Week
Chicago hosts a large educational meeting week as 5009 delegates from national associations convene. Key events include the National Location Association annual session and gatherings of principals, supervisors, home economics, and education study groups.
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Ortouags
Chicago
Wil
National Location Association
National Association of Principals of
National Association of
National Association of State Supervisors and Inspectors of
American Home Fronomics Association
Won
Educational Press Association of Americas
National
Oration of
Oration of Sick Teacher Associations
3Ciety For the Study of Education
National Vocational Guidance Asnocson
North Central Council of State Normal School
School Garden Association of America
Society of College Teachers of Education
National Council of Normal School
National Council of Deans O ‘Women
Whip Names American Heiress Relative in Ghafreih Family
A fragment notes an American heiress identified as a Phipps daughter connected to Carnegie Senator John F. Ghafreih of Den. The text implies a cousin relationship within the Ghafreih and Phipps circles.
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Ir A Phippa
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