Old Ironsides Opens to Visitors at Navy Yard
Boston reports the frigate Constitution opened to visitors for a week, inviting exploration of the ship’s rigging, galleries, gun decks, and intricate fittings. Lieutenant John A. Lord notes 38 tons of rigging and 100 yards of canvas used in fitting while the vessel awaits commission on July 1.
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Boston
Mars
Navy Yard
John A. Lord
Hay
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Mele Ead Meson
Tallent
Brooklyn Triiga
Royal Insight
Ald
Ghott
Cephar
Evangelical Tent Meetings Near End of Campaign
Evangelical services close Sunday evening as Rev Klain leads revival in a Methodist tent with sermons on The Second Coming of Christ The Great Separation The Invincible Church The Heavenly Guest and The Destructiveness of Sin Three services scheduled for tomorrow including an afternoon park service Roy Kieln and family plan to Denver then Penukee for a three week tent meeting campaign with additional city park event in the evening Special music planned and attendees welcomed
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Hance Torle
Frea Methodist Church
Evangeliet Kieln
Roy Kieln
Denver
Penukee
Kani
Klain
Et Hie Park
Tese
Births and Athletics News From June in Steamboat Springs and England
A jumble of birth notices from Steamboat Springs and nearby towns lists the English family welcome for a daughter Dorothy Ages, Bobby Milliken born June 13, and other newborns to Quik and Milabelt families along with a local mortgage notice. England defeats Japan in a Davis Cup doubles match, advancing to the final rounds as local cultural notes mention traditional infant care practices in India and Perala.
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Ross A. English
Steamboat Springs
Dorothy Ages
English
Greelny
England
Japan
Eng
Bone
2D Reneine
Drive Starts for Hoover's Renomination
Francis N. M. Stephenson reports the Hoover renomination drive kicking off at a weekly Republican conference. President Hoover will tour Indiana, Missouri, Illinois, Ohio, and Pennsylvania for rallies as Republicans push for a one term plan, with aides and state leaders coordinating speeches.
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Francis NM. Stephenson
Washington
Hoover
Indiana Republican
Boral
Idaho
West
Local Family News From Milliken and Nearby
June 12 local notes report George Moseman visiting from Long Dearh to stay with his family and a sister and brother. Mrs. Dello Sody returns to Loveland to stay with daughter and husband Pete Mercer indefinitely. Dr. and Mrs. C. C. Pusca attended Colozillo College graduation in Colorado Springs. daughter Jessin graduated among 68. Mick Puson, 20, youngest in class, previously attended Vitkew High and Agricultural College Fort Collins then Colorado College. involved in Girls Glee club. Ercell Brooks and daughter visited J. & Brooks home. family returning from Texas to attend summer at Feach era college. Mr. Brooks to be superintendent. Mrs. Brooks to teach. Howard Gneddder returned from Sycamore Illinois visiting relatives. Mrs. Snedden’s father, Mr. Philippe, joined Sneddens for a prolonged visit as Mrs. Snedden and children stay.
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Colorado Springs
Jessin
Mick Puson
Havng
Miss Puson Io
MiVitkew High School
Agricultural College
Fort Collins
Colorado College
Glee Club
Ercell Brooks
J, & Brooks
Taxan
Greelay
Feachera College
Tila
Brooks
Local Social Notes and Business Transfers rundown
Evans and Mrs Herriot hosted dinner at the Guores Herriot home in the Heobe Draw area. Visits from Mrs. M Sexton and Mrs. A McCullum are noted along with Ray Hill selling his barber shop to Ben Stanfield and transition to a bus line business. Doris Blyiott traveled to Butts Bluff Nebraska for duties. The Adamson and Hatch families spent weekends with relatives in Windor and Jalesburg, with Chanter Hatch’s visit extending into Thursday and Christensen children visiting Denver.
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Buslena
Doris Blyiott
Butts Bluff
Nebr
Buel
News
Walter Adamson
Wiodnor
Adamson
R. Petric’y
Chanter Hatch
Jalesburg
Hatch
Thurre
G. My Christensen
Denver
Briggsdale Notes Include Travel and Local Visits
June 14 report from Briggsdale details Mr Georges Reed leaving for Nebraska to visit his daughters Mrs F P Henderson Wool River and Mrs P Hilty Grotley. Mrs J O Claycomb suffered a broken ankle weeks ago from a fall at her daughter Mrs H Belounemen’s home. Belaion agent for Super Maid Cook Ware led a dinner demonstration at Jon Heed’s home. Guests included Mirang Mra Lester Clark and others. Newstown Celpilre Group met with low attendance at Waterman’s home due to ingrain.
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Briggsdale
Brigesdale
Georges Reed
Nebr
F. P. Henderson
Wool River
Belaion
Super Maid
Jon Heed
Mirang Mra
Lester Clark
Mr. Enertts
Clarence Bouchard
Lloyd Johnson
Wiiong Sweat
Newstown Celp
Wednéndey
Ingrain
Emall
Lyeilig Waterman
Local social notes and family updates from Greeley area
The column reports Mrs Harold Hatfield and sister. Mrs BD A Severns returns from Platteville after horse accident. Lottie Lowell Johnson home from Greeley hospital after burn incident. Mrs George Tripp Mrs A T L108 and Mrs Charles Osborns mother to Greeley. Fred and Will Cass host visits from Farmington Arkansas and Farmington residents.
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Harold Hatfield
Lottie Lowell Johnson
William Johnsons
Greeley Hospital
Bia
Mra
A. Severns
Platteville
George Tripp
Charles Osborns
Gresley
Fred Thompson
Greeley
Will Cass Ds
Tom Nolan
Farmington, Ark
Boyd Thompson
Osgood Osgood Hosts Prairie District Breakfast Party
Osgood Osgood hosted a breakfast for the Osgood Sunday school children on Tuesday morning June 9 at the Prairies Queen teachernea j. Guests included Homer Aladorf Donald Hobinson John Bale Hitngan berg James Bunting Dean Klingenberg George Bunting Henry Bunting Glenn Alsdorf Christopher Bunting Gerald Holmes Joyce Bolin Beryl Alstorf Marguerita Robinanp Barnnetta Tlawes Lars Pickett Lanny Ferguson Hattie Vackey and Mrs Frank Ketelaon Lenora Buatins-. Afterward a bike for prairie wild flowers study was conducted each child receiving a booklet. John Dols Klingenberg earned first prize in the Will Life contest while Hattie Basker won second prize. The club plans a play and a future meeting at Mrs Lenora Bunting home with committee members Marion Bunting and Dorothy Robingon coordinating. Additional notes mention visitors Lois Pickett and Miss Jesn Mate with summer plans for several attendees.
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Osgood Osgood
Tuna
Misa Bertha Ratifal
Prairies
Frank Ketelaon
Lenora Buatins
John Dols Klingenberg
Hattie Basker
Oqsgood
Cich
Birs
Wm. Alsdorf
Roll
Joyes Bolin
Misa Lois Pickett
Joh C. Vaughn
Formar
Loral Vaughn
Grectay
Jesn Mate
Mise
Mary Virginia Holtman
Kinsley
Kang
Local notices from Platteville and surrounding areas
A collection of social updates from Platteville and nearby towns lists travel, family visits, and church events. Mrs Stiver plans extended summer with grandparents. relatives visit Denvar and Longmont. rummage sale for Altar and Rogary Society. a Norman at M B Church and an Epworth Dramatic club play The Color Line are announced.
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Zupert
C. Wickes
Iis Thompson Canion
Rawlelsh
Terry
Ione
Efferly Lacy
Jack McMillan
Grace
Virginia
le Salle
Millers
Rubidoux
Brighton
J.C. Lines
H. Holmell
Denver
L. Miller
Cornell
Ty. Graslay
D. Hn
Bardole gulking place report from designary notes
Fragmentary OCR text references unsure terms and place names. It mentions doubt about modeling or spelling and odd garments. The passage lacks a coherent narrative or identifiable events or persons.
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Ua'rafer
Paul Doumer Inaugurated as President
Paul Doumer was inaugurated as president of the French Third Republic at the Elysee Palace. Laval and Doumergue attended the ceremony, with Doumer receiving the insignia and a gun salute marking the start of his seven year term. He then visited the tomb of France’s war dead before returning to the palace for the first night of his presidency.
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Paul Doumer
Gaston Doumercie
Elysee C8
Cave Alty
Jan
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Utata
White House
Farbourg St. Honore
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Senate
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Minigtora
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le Walnawn
Jin Arc de Trompe
Hanor
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Me Palace
Bin
Securities Market Loafs On Short Saturday Session
New York stock trading faded through a brief Saturday session with uneven losses and some late recovery. Major issues edged lower, rails and steel off slightly while gains appeared in General Motors and allied names. foreign exchange and German financial news influenced late moves as traders eyed potential rate changes and a reduced German balance of payments.
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New York
Shorts
American Telephone
Cheseponks & Ohto
Standard Oil
California
North American
General Electric
General Molorz
Warner Brothers
Fox
Kennecott
Hartimore & Ohio
Southern Pacific
International Telephone
Kreuger & Toll Telephone
Germay Bonde
Younzetown
Enateric
Yada
Reichsbank Discountels
Deriin
Germany
Unclear Educational Ideen Refers To Early University Records
Fragmentary OCR notes from 1848 describe early university student records and a war era incident at Boloxna. The text mentions Spanish students and various names and places distorted by OCR, with unclear meaning and missing context.
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Boloxna
Race Relations Debate at Urban Conference Spurs Tense Talk
A June conference in New York City addressing race relations featured remarks by officials including Jesse O. Thomas of the National Urban League. They warned about white workers resisting integration and the risk of Negroes seeking unequal work, urging cautious steps to ease tensions and improve understanding between white and Black workers across the nation.
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New York City
Urtun
Hill
Chattis Jay
Atretches
New York
Atlantic
Newite
Angeles
Jesse O
Thomas
Allach
Neig
Nat Urban League
Flower Service at United Brethren Church
A flower service was held at United Brethren Church Sunday evening. Mrs. Orvin Eberhart, 77, oversaw the program with songs and readings assisted by the intermediate choir and local teachers. The event featured a long list of participants and musical numbers led by Dorothy Sloan and others.
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Water Lily
Dorothy Fe Fin Daisles
Marian Purvis
Om 1 Snrg
Rose Rebards
Flavice
Sion
Helen Mae Maderth
Markat
New Mexico Politics Sparks Debate Over Tuition and Spending
Asapetated Press reports in Santa Fe that Dr Herman J James of the University of Keul kota criticized public expenditures on education. William Barker, chairman, said the attack on political reform failed to register strongly and highlighted Governor Arthur's spending policy as impractical.
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Asapetated Press
Santa Fe
N. MM
Jana
Herman J. Jamedent
University of Keulkota
Universi New Mexico
William J. Barker
Barker
Preas
James
Arthur
Ford Gald Planning New V-8 Motart
Hackensack New Jersey June Bergen Record reports from Hilgewater officials suggest Ford Gald plans to start production of a V-8 automobile. The model will be priced lower than existing models and feature a longer wheelbase and heavier body to accommodate the eight cylinders. Damage from tornadoes in the area caused extensive losses, with more than a hundred twisters reported and damage near twelve million dollars.
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Hackensack
N. J
Bergen
Hilgewater
Etul
Uis
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