YMCA Plans Summer Program Amid Housing and Youth Needs
An extended YMCA plan outlines summer activities with 2 medical staff and outdoor games at the Well organized playground. The piece notes summer staffing by a physician director and a focus on providing space, equipment, and supervision for youth during warm months. The article references Homer Cummings and remarks from President Wilson about campaign context and party dynamics.
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Marines to map French battlefields in World War I
A party of 18 marines will sail from New York June 6 to France to map World War I battlefields. They start at Blanc Mont district and proceed through Mugse-Argonne, St Millet and Sedevony before returning to the United States in October. Previous mapping covered Dellean Wood showing ravines and forks.
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New York City
France
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Rippling Rhymes By Walt Mason
A fragmented verse piece titled Rippling Rhymes by Walt Mason presents a garbled poem scene. The piece appears to reference a mysterious enigma and social interactions, with broken lines suggesting a narrative about a man’s actions and perceptions, though the text is largely unreadable.
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Supreme Court delays ruling on prohibition law again
The court again postpones ruling on the constitutionality of the prohibition amendment and enforcement act. Analysts, while debating ballot strategies, predict the justices may delay until after the presidential election, arguing the country should avoid mixing booze with politics.
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Public Forum on pheasants protection debated by locals
John G Hall of Byung asks County Agent Knapp for opinion on petitioning legislators to repeal the pheasant protection law. Hall notes pheasants damage crops and attract tourists, while some farmers shoot birds at dusk. He invites others to share views publicly through the TR column.
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Roosevelt’s Letters Reveal Deep Love for Books and Authors
New York report notes President Roosevelt’s scholarly appreciation for major writers and painters, citing his immense correspondence. The piece highlights roughly 150,000 letters he authored during his career and references a ninth installment of a related biographical series.
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Roosevelt Letters and Debates Highlight 1901 Controversies
A fragment cites Theodore Roosevelt letters and public critiques from 1901 involving Roosevelts views on atheism reformers and national policy. It notes correspondence with Owen Wister, James Rhodes, Frederick MacMonnies, and Mr Balfour, plus Roosevelt's 1908 stance on anarchists, the Harriman railway probe, and an essay on civilization and race. A motor party from Wyoming tours to Estes Park is also mentioned.
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la Brander
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Arthur J. Balfour
Henry Dordeaux
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Theodore Roosevelt
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Italian Sculptor Miserandino Honored for Roosevelt Bust
Italian sculptor Vincenzo Miserandino gains acclaim for a bust of Theodore Roosevelt praised as among the best yet. The work defines Miserandino’s celebrated Itaffin period and cements his status in the realist sculpture scene.
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Road to Yesterday at Industrial High School Play Friday
The Road to Yesterday, a district high school class play, will be staged Friday evening in the chapel auditorium. Ivy Wilson and Albert Carter star, with a large student company and Raymon Hunt’s orchestra providing music under Miss Lucy Meline’s direction. The drama follows a heroine’s dream journey 300 years into a past life, ending in relief when the imagined peril proves only a dream.
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Chapel
Ivy Wilson
Albert Carter
Heroina
Miss Wilson
Young Cartey
Dave Evans
Opal Veldran
Hazal Rathbnn
Louise Gunnison
Howard Ward
Vernon Spencer
George Hard Wall
Ray Lawrends
Hastmen Jacobs
Cecilia Dempewolf
Alice Jones
Raymon Hunt
Lucy Meline
Fine stock ranch with improvements near town on rail
A high grade 175 acre irrigated stock ranch offers 6 room bungalow, barns, granary, garages, timber for posts, spring water and extensive pasture. Includes half ploughed fields, full water rights, and terms on part at 65 per acre. Also a modern city bungalow with large lot, oak floors, fireplace, basement, and possible second floor finishing at 8750.
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Seven Lakes
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Enver
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