Alaska Governor Scott Bone sails for Juneau
Records from InterMountain News describe Scott C. Bone, newly appointed governor of Alaska, sailing for Juneau with Mrs. Bone and his children to take office, succeeding Governor Thomas Riggs Jr, signaling a transition in territorial leadership amid broader nationwide political notes. The item mentions accompanying family and arrival plans.
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Scott C. Bone
Alaska
Mins. Bone
Junean
Thomas Riggs Jr
Juneau
Vee
Ulster, Irish leaders meet in London for peace talks
Prime Minister Lloyd George and De Valera held a three hour meeting at Whitehall to advance preliminaries of an Irish peace settlement. Sir James Craig planned talks with Lloyd George as Belfast unrest continued. Crowds cheered the leaders and prayers were offered for success.
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Gumonn de Valera
Lloyd George
Uriah
Hirai Garwood
Ireland
Lord Curzon
Art O'Brien
Gaelic League
Robert C. Barton
de Valera
James Craig
Ulster
Belfnat
Whitehall
Dowing
Lloyd Geoge
O Mar
Belfast
Buckingham Palace
King George
Ceci Hotel
Zuaie
de Vale
Thunderstorm Deluges Imperial Valley Causing Rare Rain
In Calexico and surrounding Imperial Valley a rare thunderstorm dropped about 0.8 inches of rain over three hours. The downpour equaled roughly three quarters of the valley’s average annual precipitation, with the mountains to the south reporting similar heavy rain, triggering flood concerns and unusual weather for the region.
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Imperial Valley
Calexico
Cal
Voaldonts
Re Norte
Motion to Dismiss Bond and Transfer Case
In district court Judge W A Tabcock granted motions filed by Lydia Southard and counsel to quash bond release and transfer proceedings. The preliminary hearing record is cited as not showing strong probability of guilt. Attorneys Guthrie and Mille represent the parties in this action.
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Southard
Lydia Southard
William P. Guthrie
Homer
Mille
District Court
W. A. Tabcock
C. P. Duvall
de Bond
Diatrice Court
Tar Hall
Alatelet Court
Drouth Appeal From Paris Archbishop Calls Peop le
Paris archbishop Drouth plea urges prayer for relief from prolonged dry spell causing damage and hardship across the region. The message asks communities to unite to seek rain and aid, outlining impact on agriculture and daily life.
Edward Spafford Navy Leader and Legion Chairman
Edward Spafford, longtime naval officer and newly appointed chairman of the American Legion's committee on naval affairs, born in Springfield Vermont, educated in public schools, graduated Naval Academy 1901, served as gunnery officer on the Washington, rescued a sailor at sea, earned a Navy secretary commendation, rose to lieutenant commander, studied law at Columbia, held command roles in the Navy Reserve and during the Otranto Straits mission, helped establish a submarine chaser base at Corfu, led staff operations, oversaw capture of Austrian ships, reported on Dalmatian coast for Paris peace delegation, awarded the Distinguished Service Medal, member of Manhattan naval post in New York City.
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Edward Elwell &Pafford
T American Legion
United States Navy
Springfield
Spafford
United States Naval Academy
Washington
Cape Hatteras
Secretary of the Navy
Navy
Columbia University
Theavy Reserve Corps
Straits of Otranto
Corfu
Greece
United States
Wiume
Paris
Spaford
Manhattan
American Legion
New York City
No Man Her Superior Brighteyed American Girl Faces Military Bit
Sgt Minnie Arthur of the US Marine Corps serving in a Indianapolis recruiting office outsmarted a visiting colonel with a sly reply. The ex-soldier, later vice commander of the Robert KH Kennington post of the American Legion, enlisted four years, served sixteen months, and remained in the reserve drawing a modest pension.
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United States Marine Corps
Indianapols
Ind
Hervyous
Washington
Arthur I
Vers -Engles
Mise Three Stripes
Arthur
Misa Arthur
Robert KH. Kennington
American Legion
Indianapolis
Nairneta
fragmentary sports note with unclear events and names
A garbled OCR passage recounts a vague event involving olives, Gardines, and a diver, with many unreadable terms. It mentions rumors, stones, and removal of an item, but no coherent action, date, or participants. The text is too corrupted to identify a clear event or outcome.
Legion Organizer Deegan Led County Unit in New York
William Po Dowgan, national Legion commander, lauded as a powerful figure in New York. The Brox county unit placed bronze plaques on 980 trees and memorials for World War dead, and provided employment for ex-service men through a welfare committee. Deegan advocated monthly county meetings, personal post visits, free legal help for veterans, and direct contact to reduce parliamentary obstruction. He served with Gen. Goethals during World War I, inspecting Atlantic coast bases and inland depots and was discharged as a major in 1919.
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Rons County
Employment Committee
New York City
Legion's Welfare Committee
Deegan
Legionnaires
Legion
Ings
George W. Goethals
Atlantic
Anmiajor
Legion Man On Long Hike Promotes Training Camps
Sergt Harley Sylvester, an overseas veteran and American Legion member, will hike 787 miles in 40 days to promote summer military training camps. He travels through Indiana Ohio and Kentucky visiting Legion posts and towns while carrying light marching gear and urging citizens to learn to fight.
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Harley
Sylvester
Fort Benjamin Harrison
Ind
Sergeant Sylvester
American Legion
Inediana
Oho
Kentucky
Transfers Pay to Legion From Disabled Yank in Bed
A disabled World War I veteran, hospitalized in a sanitarium, signed over a state bonus check to the local American Legion post in Fairmount Mine. Lappin, a severely wounded recruit, praised the Legion for supportive aid during his recovery and promised to repay the club when able.
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Lee G. Prentiew
American Legion
Falrmount
Mine
Clowes Lappin
France
Anitarium
Lappin
The
Legion
Tin Country
Legon
Fragmentary 1920s menu wording with garbled items
A readers fragment shows a wandering, garbled list of breads and garnishes, including brown bread and migottinlee, with references to gingham organdie and various culinary terms. The text is unclear, mixing flavors and nonstandard spellings, yielding no coherent event or outcome.
New Chief Justice Confirmed by Senate
Armed by the senate, Ha jo the ninth wan to hold that high position.
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Senate
Ha Jo
Robbers Grab $25,000 Bag From Messenger in Seattle
Two bandits entered a bank messenger's route in Seattle and seized a bag containing $25,000 in currency for Northwest Trust and Savings Deposit. The incident details and motives remain under investigation.
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Weah
The
Northwest Trust
Fafo
Kehoe Sixty Repeater Echoes In The Eggaint Era
A fragment notes a Kehoe sixty repeater in a large room scene described as the eagine of Bimoe ota, with limited readable context suggesting a technical or broadcasting setup in an era characterized by vast rooms and early equipment. The text remains sparse on dates or clear entities.
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Kehoe
Canary's Velee ig for Bins A' man's vol could be heard
Fragmentary text references a canary and proportional weight comparison with a man and a vowel sound. Context unclear. no clear event, date, or identifiable organizations emerge from the readable fragments.
World-Wide Co operation Memo Of International Cooperation
Fragmentary OCR notes discuss global co operation and constraints. Mentions individuals and entities in a dated, unfamiliar format. The readable parts reference a joint effort and a planned memorandum by a named organizer with emphasis on coordination and timing.
Ap Ge Baw the Elephant Adie Caulierton
A garbled OCR fragment mentions an elephant named Ap Ge Baw and Caulierton with unclear ages and places. The text references medical or administrative terms and a quotation about setting a course or plan. Details are fragmented and associations are uncertain.
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Adie Caulierton
Alee Maiwlationm
Uerninn
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