World Is a Small World After All Decide 2 Friends
PORTLAND ORE June 93 It is a small world after all says P A Peterson of Patagonia after meeting Rev Frederick Engebretson pastor of the First Norwegian Danish church of Portland They were college mates long ago and had lost contact until a chance meeting rekindled their shared history and memories in Oregon
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Chamber of Commerce
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Mother Slayer Undergoes Appendicitis Operation
A San Francisco youth identified as the accused slayer Mother Slayer underwent an appendicitis operation today. The city surgeon who performed the procedure pronounced her condition favorable, and she is expected to leave the hospital and return to jail within ten days or two weeks.
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San Francisco
Dorothy Ellingston
Inducement Real Estate Agent Seeks Prospective Buyer
An archival notice notes an inducement related to a real estate agent showing property to a prospective buyer. The fragment references distance from a station and a remark about measures, attributed to an American Legion weekly context.
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Lezion Weekly
Photos Taken at Air An Australian Invested 4
Photographs document a recent event involving an Australian individual. The record notes an investment of four units and references oblique imagery captured during the episode. The details remain unclear, but the event centers on photography and a monetary stake.
California students vie for American Legion scholarships
County judges in San Francisco are reviewing essays by California schoolchildren for a $1,500 American Legion scholarship program. County winners advance to a state contest closing July 19, 1925, with Miss Grace E Nichols of Healdsburg previously placing third nationally and choosing the College of the Pacific at Stockton to continue her studies.
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United Press
San Francisco
California
American Legion
United States of America
Will C. Wood
Paul Eilel
Berkeley
E. P. Clarke
California State Board of Education
Jana R. W. Swatman
Humboldt Teacher's College
Grace E. Nichols
Healdsburg
Afiss Nichols
College of the Pacific
Stockton
Bug Professor to Be Bugs If They Find More Bugs
Berkeley report notes Professor William Herms warns he may be honored with pests if further bugs are found. Historical context shows prior named pests tied to Herms and other researchers, including a louse named by Dr. Vernon Kellogg and a wood borer identified by Harold Kirby Jr. The piece playfully questions future eponymous bugs.
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Cal
Jane
William Berms
University of California
Vernon Kellogg
Harold Kirby Jr
South Sea Island
Hermsi
Herms
Premier Painliere to Inspect Morocco War Situation
Paris reports Premier Painliere will fly to Tours and then Morocco for a four day visit. He will confer with army officers about the Morocco situation and its possible solution.
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Paris
Painliere
Morocco
Tourbourge
Knights of Columbus plan tours June to July
In San Francisco more than seven hundred fifty Knights of Columbus officers and members from four councils will conduct tours in June and July. The first group departs June 14 aboard the Princess Louise for southeastern Alaska. A Cuba tour follows July 4 on the Mongolia, reaching Havana July 18. A Hawaiian Islands cruise lasts twenty two days starting July 18 on the City of Los Angeles. Another group of three hundred members will spend eight days in Yosemite Valley departing July 19.
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Knights of Columbus
United States
Alaska
Cuba
Anetbe Counch
Mongolia
Havana
Florida
Hawaiian Islands
Los Angeles
Yosemite Valley
Aqueduct of Varens Still Serves Constantinople Era Bridge
The Aqueduct Has Lasted Ab aqueduct built by Emperor Varens in A D 378 remains in use at Constantinople. Its main bridge spans 2 000 feet in length and stands 7 feet high with arches about thirty feet broad.
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Varens
Constantinople
Peter the Great Founds Holy Synod to Supplant Moscow Patriarchate
In 1721 Peter the Great established the Holy Governing Synod to replace the patriarchate of Moscow which he believed held excessive power. The move centralized church authority under the state.
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Holy Governing Synod
Peter the Great
Patriarchate of
Moscow
Peter
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