Institute of Politics to open at Williams July 23
The fifth annual Institute of Politics at Williams College will open July 23 and run through August 22 with eight round table conferences and five lecture courses. Notables from Europe and America, including Count Alexander Skrzynski and Lionel Curtis, will lead discussions on Mediterranean issues, armaments, and international relations.
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Williamstown
Mass
Associated Press
Mediterranean
Italy
United States
Institute of Politics
Williams College
Europe
America
Poland
France
Britain
Alexander Skrzynski
Antonio Cippico
Rome
Allan Genator
Mussolini
Robert Mason
William B. Rappard
Harvard
University of Geneva
League of Nations
Geneva
Lionel Curtis
Oxford University
Round Table Magazine
British Commonwealth
Round Table
Jesse Siddal Reeves
Frederick Maurice
British War Office
Leo §. Rowe
Pan-American Union
Bernadette E. Sehmitt
University of Chicago
Arnold ‘Toynbee
London University
Toynbee
British Foreign Office
Purification and Calatabs Health Ad Offer
A drugstore advertise Calatabs as a system purifier to rid chronic ailments and boost vitality. The ad promises purification through a thorough course, recommending a family package at 35 cents with full directions.
Hill Denies Baal For Love Balm Damage Suit
Frank Gaulob Jr seeks 200000 in a suit over alleged alienation of his wife’s affections. Judge James O'Connor of Livingston files a demurrer for Walter M. Hill asserting no factual basis. venue change sought from Yellowstone to Park counties with August 7 hearing set. The complaint alleges Hill and Gaulob’s wife engaged in relations in Halle and Gaulob later secured a divorce and child custody. Tahimere-Sons Hopkins finds tadpole brain gland may create a youth fountain by preventing ageing in tadpoles.
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Yellowstone County Park
Park County
Hui
St. Tanl
Livingston
Jiu
Gorlob
Winenatchee
Washi
Hill
Tahimere — Sons Hopkins
Tiny Pavalowa Finds Care After Court Hearings
A 13 year old girl known as Tiny Pavalowa faced Judge Stephen Cowley on a theft charge. She claimed she kept a purse she found to obtain small toys, and was sent to live with a Great Falls family after probation officer notes deemed her record largely good. A local attorney and others donated to support her transition and future schooling.
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Great
Paris
Stephen J. Cowloye
Tiny
Stockett
Guy Palagi
Har
Catholic School in China Planned by St. Vincent Abbey
A survey for establishing a Catholic educational institution in China under St. Vincent Arch Abbey, Beatty PA, reports a broad curriculum including theology philosophy languages sciences and mining. The project, endorsed by the American-Cassinese congregation, aims to start construction soon with a preparatory school possible.
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China
Beatty
Associated Press
St. Vincent Arch Abbey
Aurelius Stele
St. Benedictine
Tius III
Vinceut Ying
Benedict XV
Peking
Pius III
Saint Procopius
Liste
St. Vincent's Arch Abbey
Cross-Word Craze Spreads Through Buenos Aires
Buenos Aires and interior areas see a rapid spread of the cross word puzzle craze. The Associated Press notes the activity, once little known to the public, is now attracting widespread interest and participation.
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Buenos Aires
Associated Press
Mystery at Weadon Hill Ends in Tragedy and Secrecy
In a hazardous pursuit at Grange, Inspector Roake arrests Sir Guy Lathrop on charges of murder as Margaret Lathrop shields him. A hidden priest’s hole, a planted detective Blissett, and a late night food drop complicate the search before dawn reveals a dead body in the hall.
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Samuel Hoveghil
Francis Lathrop
Margaret Lathrop
Marcy
Guy Lathrop
Sir Guy
Margaret
Adrian Klyne
Samuel Hoteybun
Roake
Lathrop
Guy
Aargaret
Blissett
Sou
Lisself
Grange
Inspector Roake
Lathrop Grange
Elief
Mise
Tam
Tye
Bissett
Asaj
France
No Man's Land
Mary
Fragmented 1925 NEA Service teaser text
The readable fragment shows garbled dialogue and names like Somernes and Moe garet, with hints of a serialized story. It mentions a "To Be Continued" cue and a duty to act, suggesting ongoing dramatic narration typical of 1920s newspaper fiction.
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NEA
Indians Hold Annual Powwow at St Ignatius Meet
Indians gather near St Ignatius for an annual powwow with participants including Samuel Mendy as dance announcer and C F Schuster from Neathampton leading accompanying delegation. Grand council meetings discussed corruption and timber sales while the gathering featured dignitaries and tribal representatives from Blackfeet and Helos areas.
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St. Ignatius
Rowan
Ignatine
Charm
Chet ¢ Warley Michelle
Pen d'Greille
Roontaday
Samuel Mendy
C.F. Schuster
Neethhampton
Mass
Hines Foot
Schuster
Ae Wiances
Albert Oh
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Count Skrzyncki
Asia
Felix Valyt
Revue Politique Internationale
University of Michigan
Edward Murray East
Edwin W. Gay
New York Evening Post
Ita
Charles K
Montana
Remington Typewriters
West Sixth Ave
Sanden & Ferguson Co
Neally
Children’s New Summer Coats
Tweed
Weggenman Market
State
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Nore
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Neewe
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