Koreans Seek Complete National Independence
The Koreans of Hawadi advocate full national independence while recognizing Japan as a friend and noting Korea’s ties to Japan for stability. They urge a representative to attend talks to promote sovereignty and unity, despite imperial influence and ongoing external relations.
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Sax Francisco Ang i
Hawadi
Peter Cat
Jaanan
Ricely
Yoon
Poe Wun
Helene
Japan
Korea
Cupid Visits Elgin as Cook Gets Blackened Garden Seat
Cupid haunts WH H Cook in Elgin with a summer romance tale and a stubborn warden seat. Cook, angered by lovers beneath his window, buys black paint to stain garden furniture. For a week he paints each night, triggering four warrants and Cook’s arrest.
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WH. H. Cook
Jmaharn
H. H. Cook
Elgin
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Uu Nid
Race death by own action confirms Census findings
Washington August 2 The charge of race death by own action is confirmed by federal census figures. Since war times fewer children are reared in the United States with sharp declines in many states and regions. Foreign-born women rear far more children per thousand than native mothers, intensifying population shifts.
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Washington, D. C
Roosevelt
United States
Washington, D
Daa
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Cornell University
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Notorious Nepotism in US Senate Graft Probe
Washington Aug 22. A public spat over nepotism in government shows senators and Cabinet members employing relatives on payrolls. The Keep commission may reveal how sons and daughters secure clerical posts, with examples from Simmons of North Carolina, President Roosevelt’s civil service stance, and several officials including Brigham and Fairbanks. The piece notes multiple relatives in executive offices, clerical rolls, and department roles, highlighting widespread patronage concerns.
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Yret
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Fred
Bierce Vale
Return ticket notice for September 1908 trip
Fragmented notice describes an onward ticket return for September 1908 with stops in Philadelphia Buffalo Glen Summit Westfield. It mentions tickets and accommodations and directs inquiries to Agent LE WER or Diet address. Pass Agent H. RERTERMANN, 25 South Main Avenue.
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Glen Sumit
Westfeld
H. Rertermann
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