Men of Many Reeds Plan Social Justice League
New York June 15 The Social Justice League organized by clergy labor leaders and publicans aims to fuse American thought with social reform. Officers include Rev John Wes t Lala Archbishop Joan Ira and others while executive committee features bishops and labor leaders. a large turnout with lectures, songs, and refreshments marked a lively gathering.
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Individual and Soil Justice League
League
Socinilam
America
Walla
Qolwavine
John. West
Lala, O
Joan Ira
B.D. Tu. D
Roman Thelle
Herman A. Metz
Yornisa
Ery
Pautor
Thomas B. Sticer
Unitarian
Itchbishop
Ireland
St. Paul
Hart Cranston
Washington
Henry White Warren
Denver
Mlti
John A. Vincent
Glananolis
M. 1
W. IB. Malew
Auburndale
James Jf. Parlington
Hartisbore
Hudalph Grossman
S. Parkardman
Bedok
Charles T. Twing
The
Western Reserve University
Gamael Mt Vans Sant
O. A. Ri
Minneapolis
W. G. Lea
Brotherhood
Jaf Baibway
Ghavelud
Peter W. Culling
International Brotherhood of Electical Workers
Springdell
Wedon Menhl
Farmers’ Nation Y Congress
Chicago
Remwell Tompkins
Ruddmen Trades Council
Timothy Hidey
International Brotherhood of Stations
Ary. Miremen
New.York
Angolan News Summary of Local Happenings and Visits
Miisa Lola McCool daughter of Mi and Mia McCool underwent appendicitis surgery at Dr. Waed's hospital and is recovering well. Texan visitor Worthy Croxton spent days in the city with his brother Ein nisi before heading to Chicago and returning to Texas. Howard Jackson refreshed his drug-store with new show cases and shelving. Tauren B. Citr returned from Florida with real estate purchases and work there. Mr. Clay plans to return south after a stay in Tadlena. Mrs. Clary Weich visited Auburn to see her son Laymm who married the day before. Lynn, a 22 year old with no bad habits, is son to local parents and well known in town.
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Angola
Miisa
Lola McCool
Mia
Jaimes McCool
Ayho
Einnisi
Chicago
Lone Star State
Howard
Jackson
Tauren B. Citr
Florida
AoMe
Mr. Clay
Tadlena
Taj
Marion
Ind
Clary Weich
Auburn
Mongay
Laymm
Aly
Hoagland Notes and Local Events From Hoagland Ind
Hoagland news reports Mr and Mrs Ben McIntosh returning from California, a Hoagland versus Hourkind game ending 1 to 1, local visitors including Dr W O Smith and Chaves Pruner, and family travel updates. Mentioned are a mining well update near T Bogn ker, a firework incident with Showman and Boenker, storm damage at New Haven, merchants raising fruit prices, and local store changes and pricing in Patterson Fletcher.
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Gazette
Hoagland
Ind
Brg
Ben McIntosh
California
South Warne
Hourkind
Hoagkind
W. O. Smith
Chaves Pruner
Timothy Kennark
New Haven
Houghind
Fort Wayne
Ear Smiley
Prof and Mrs Fox Host Noble County Students Event
Prof and Mrs A Fox hosted a cordial gathering at their North Superior Street home in Langola Indiana on Thursday evening. The occasion honored visiting Tri State College attendees from Noble County and recalled the former county activities of the Foxes in ranching and as county superintendent. The event featured a fragrant display of June roses and prominent color displays.
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Souy
Fox 13
Punty
Tri-State College
Steu~ber
Haing
Clara Feichtner
Marie Lower
Kate Cols
Edna, Shearer
Mary Moorshouse
Vida Reynolds
Mabel Simmon
Bertha Maloney
Ressie Stewart
Zon Stewart
Clementine Hartsuck
Goldie Call
Etta Salth
Hazel Foster
Grace Evans
Gladya Holbrook
Nellia Wyatt
Edna Kart
Carlos Mewis- Yams
Samuel Cleland
Charles Boss
Langola
Ind
LW. A. Fox
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