Emperor of the Ha Hara Threatens Life of Wife and Daughter
Siew Lebeudy, mother of 15 year old Irone, recounts years of fear at the hands of Labaudy known as emperor of the Ha hara. She describes chained doors, threats to kill, and a pistol she kept for protection as she fled the violence in a New York shelter.
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Westbury
L. F
Siew Lebeudy
Irone
Moore
Jacque
Jacque“By Saturday Mourning, Mr. Lebaudy Telephoned From New York
Tie
Mar
Bronehitis
Labaudy
Brunatic
Bins
Nevada Legislature Opens to Organize for Biennial Session
Today the Nevada legislature meets to organize for its biennial session. Regional trade conferences wrap up in New Orleans while discussions on freight rates and related policies are on the Yellow Pine association agenda in Cincinnati. A delegation of show and leather workers sails from New York to inspect European shops and centers, and a longtime Brown University president reaches a milestone birthday.
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Nevada
St Biensial Loman
New Orleana
Yellow Pine
Cinchwil
New Sag
Lndle
New York
Turope
Descendant of Tinie Paunce and Brown University president
Describes a 19th century descendant of Tinie Paunce, educated in Concord New Hampshire public schools, graduated from Brown University in 1880, studied at Newton Theological Seminary, ordained in 1884, served at Fifth Avenue Baptist Church NYC, then taught at the University of Chinaten before becoming Brown University president. Includes a note on his tomb in Plymouth.
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Plymouth
Will
Young Faunce
Concord
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Lynch, Staan
Brown
Newton Theological Seminary
Fifth Avenue
New York City
Brown University
Faunce
Oommer Wchool
University of
One Year Ago in the WA Parliament Panel
British party and the parliamentary committee of the Trades Union Congress backed the Russian principle of all annexations no indemnity and self determination of populations as part of a wider debate on foreign policy and decolonization.
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Britishistar Party
Trades Union Congress
Birthdays and London Film Debut News
Today marks birthdays of Dr. W. E. P. Faunce and Elmore Y. Sarles with notes on their births. London awaits the premiere of the film Women Who Win starring Queen Mary, produced under the British Women's Service with Lady Pranais- Lelifour as president and to be shown in Britain and the United States.
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Fontaine Moliere
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Robinson
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Britain
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Tike
W. EP. Faunce
Brown University
Worcester
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Elmore Y. Sarles
North Dakota
Juneau County
Wisconsin
London
Queen Mary
Pranais- Lelifour
Imé
Bogland
MotetAterY Enfants and the Torr retweet study misread
A fragmented OCR item discusses a child education topic with references to a thermometer and a payment figure of 1,250 dollars. It mentions a lower group and study beginnings, but the full meaning is unclear due to garbled text.
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Alte Educer
Infant life cost rises with group earnings in a utility study
A Labor Statistics Bureau table shows group earnings ranging from under 650 to over 1250 dollars with infant deaths or investments varying by income. The Church’s Brew report notes no advantage to infancy and warns that property exists while infant life is wasted.
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Si” Hkl
Invos
Ian Bureau of Labor Statistica
Chuirch
Pearl Finds Ancient Pearl in Texas Fossil Oyster Bed
Dr Beeds of the University of Austin reports discovering a pearl embedded in fossil oyster shells in western Texas at 2000 feet elevation. The find, made while examining fossil shelves, suggests Texas plains once lay beneath a prehistoric ocean and dates pearls to ancient times.
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Texas
Ae Boeds
Bureau of Economic Geography
University of 1 At Austin
Ie Uddem
College Museum
Beeds
Sait de Addeo
Texas Plains
Indiana Soldiers Given Good Time in Paris
Indian soldiers were entertained this week at Knights of Columbus in Paris where a photo showing the home front life was displayed. Many men recognized acquaintances in the image and the knights gave several performances for the guests.
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Indiana
Paris
Jim
Knights of Celamibuddu
Atewy
Knights of Columbus in Paris Arrives for Benediction
General Pershing dispatches report that the Knights of Columbus delegation arrived in Paris for a ceremonial service. Military and civic leaders welcome the contingent amid formal honors and a brief arrival ceremony at the location.
Fragmentary Health Advice From a Guardian in 68
A garbled historical excerpt presents a guardian urging sufficient tonic supply to prevent disease. The text references blood, long-term health, and a claimed valuable tonic, with scattered names and phrases like Opie and Seim. The fragment lacks clear context or identifiable events.
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Opie
Shere
Aid Home Builders Like Farmers Loans Urged
Washington January 14. The plan proposes aid to home builders through a national system similar to the Federal Farm Loan banks. Building loan associations would finance private homes to ease congestion during the transition from war to peace. Membership totals and total loans are cited, with a note on current wartime restrictions affecting housing.
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Washington, D. C
Department of Labor
Kessler
United States League of Revilding and Loan
Teem
Buildig
Phair
Afl
Knights of Colgu- Polldings event noted in local club
A scrambled text fragment mentions a club event in Aist or Knights of Colgu- Polldings with unclear host and participants. Readable terms include club, hosting, and Sea, but specifics on place date or names are elusive in the excerpt.
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