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Helene Fle Farho Sweet
Rasa
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Artur Alexian
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Mass
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Fragmented sermon fragment ties to hostile crowd and college event
A garbled article fragment appears to reference a sermon delivered in a college area, mentioning trustees, graduates, and a forthcoming event. The text is riddled with OCR errors but cites speeches by a president or dean and notes on student conduct and civic duty amid a chaotic scene.
College Honors Recipients In Formal Commencement
The article describes a college commencement with honorary degrees, speeches, and student testimonials. It names presenters Dean Freeman and Reverend James Robertson among faculty who addressed graduates. The event featured a scripture reading, musical performances, and the conferring of honorary Doctor of Education to Dr No Maeloun Sine.
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Tampines
Hayles Thindes
Harald Siew
Arthur Moore
Jason Baldwin
James Robertson
Tau
Mille Hall
Tamea Robertean
Dotratton
Innis
Dean Freeman Tiaughters
Dagrerk
Woodett
Broaks Hinser Toy
No Maeloun Sine
Intermountain
Citer
Stey Alexander Pr
Yatton
Hills His Young Wife and Commits Death by Own Action
Bodies of James A Garfield Clark and his wife Ethel Viola Clark were found in a Sacramento area field west of Sacramento. Officers indicated Clark shot his wife then killed himself after a history of jealousy and threats. A daughter told the coroner the couple had mourned two weeks, and Clark had threatened to kill her.
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Woodland
Calif
James A Garfield Clark
Ethel Viola Clark
Vola
Sarramento
Anna Corfinid
Clark
Ron
Filene Curran Saeramenta
Woc McNarrs
Dan
Mrs Roosevelt Heads West by Air in Transcontinental Trip
Mrs Roosevelt flies from St Louis toward the Pacific coast on a cross country trip with plans to visit Tucson and Los Angeles, stopping in Dallas and Indianapolis. She greets crowds briefly and resumes the journey, aiming to reach New York by Friday night.
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Mr. Roosevelt
Dallas
Lawrence Waterbury
Tucson
Kanews City
Ana
St Louis
Franklin TD
Roosevelt
Pacific Coast
Kiilatt
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Mra
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Washington
Indianapoli
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Mieingma Tonehee Tolana
Airplina
Terre Haute Shore
Teneker
Indiana
First Lady Roosevelt Heads East for White House Visit
President Roosevelt’s sister Anna and guests including Camden and Mrs. Tinnsevetrs boarded the morning train from Washington. The party planned a stop in New York Friday, then a weekend visit with relatives before returning to the capital next Tuesday, schedule showing a long cross country itinerary starting with a breakfast departure.
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Het
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Mins Marruerire Tehund
Annpevelt
Fir
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Toby Mifee
Tarena Hickok
Nex Tork
Jay
Women Leaders Discuss Health and International Ties
Mary C Johnson chaired a gathering of business women featuring national federation remarks by Jose Gilman of Idaho, a health round table led by Dr Danny Rieger, and talks by Gladys Maguire and Mario Herbig on fitness for women over 40 and the role of women in global affairs. Norman Whitestone highlighted how U S and foreign economies influence everyday life, urging reforms in international machinery for peace. The event included fund raising, club awards, and memorial tributes to deceased members with entertainment and a reception marking the ongoing state conference.
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Jose Gilman
Reine Idaho
National Federation
Danny Rieger
Pillings
Atate Health
Felud
Gladys Maguire
Great Falls
Mario Herbig
Missoula
Norman Witestine
United States
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Europe
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Kalispell
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Bmines
Copper Gang
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Boreman
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Olarak Ceiern
Koll
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Ine Hare
Tayle Ryder
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Yad Diet
J Miller Smith
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Mra
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Sarah Mores
Helena Miss Marnet
Perplee
Etate
Mier Tadee Mier
Howton
Bozeman
de Carder Walignell
Aere Toumer
Foer Toler
Illinois votes today on wet amendment
Illinois faces a pivotal referendum on repeal of the 18th amendment as voters prepare for statewide balloting. Prospects favor repealists with heavy campaigning by prohibitionists and a broad slate of delegates underway in Chicago and Indianapolis.
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Chicago
Cornci Fioni
George Safford
Frank Trvdmit
Unoiy
Indiana
Indianapolis
Hoaster
Volera
China Thuy Cot tor and Wheat of U S
Fragmented OCR text mentions a financial instrument with five percent interest and security details tied to a loan involving the Jam and American government actions. The source is garbled but references charges, taxes, and shipments from an American port as part of a broad finance arrangement with the Reantiintion Finance corporation and a China link.
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Jadn Ue Corporation
Reantiintion Finance Corporation
Ceria Canboll
Tas Cation Varn Tay
Government loan plan for Chinese wheat purchase
The Federal Reserve Board confirms a plan to sell over four percent of year’s wheat to China under a government loan. Installments are paid, and a draft will be drawn on the Reconstruction Corporation when a purchase is made. The wheat is stored in bonded warehouses under the corporation’s control.
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China
Reconstruction Corporation
Washington
George Peek
Aericultuse Department
Missoula Killing Probed After Fatal Apartment Fight
Reported in Missoula an altercation in an apartment led to the death of May Welch 24 and left two sisters detained for questioning. Coroner John Dowling said an inquest will likely be held. details remain unclear as authorities review the incident and determine the cause of death.
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Maidten Jone
Welch
Herbert Petit
Maret Pettit
Pettit
Parton
May Marth
Mildréd Martin
Doe Wallin
Fay
Weleha
John Dowling
Captain Meehan Killed By Pitch In Town Game
Kenneth A Meehan, 25, captain and second baseman of the Ante Town team, was killed today after a pitched ball struck his head during a game against Charlemont Valmehaske. The accident occurred this afternoon and prompted investigations and tributes from local teams and officials.
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Kenneth A Meehan
Ante Town
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