Educators Urged to Embrace Civic Duty at National Meeting
Utah's City, Salt Lake City, hosts a National Education Week gathering where Allen, De B.A. Smith, George D. Strayer, George N. Child, Governor Bamberg er, A. Ki Winship and Mrs. Josephine Corilas Preston stress the teacher's pivotal role in shaping citizens. They highlight education as key to national perpetuity and moral, mental, and vocational student development.
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Bult Lake City
Wxsoet
Allen
de B.A. Smith
Salt Lake City
Tatrod Delig
George D. Strayer
NBA
George N. Child
Unih
Bamberger
A. Ki. Winship
Boston
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Utah
Josephine Corilas Preston
Irish Troops Refuse to Serve Amid Mutiny Reports
Telegraphic dispatches from Reuters report a mutiny in India following news from Ireland and London. In Jullunder and the Punjab detachments attempted to seize arms. guards killed two mutineers and wounded one as the unrest spread among Connaught ringers and other Irish units.
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India
Ireland
London
I Bate Tallon
Briah Connaught
Jullunder
Punjab
Todin
Treland
Sina Wfter
Reuters, Limited
Silan
France
Hugh C. Wallace
Tullerley Gardens
Paris
United States
Madania
Sea of Marmora
Buckingham Palace
Anpun
Saghallen
Siberia
Nikolaleven
Leigh Connaught Ringers
Simla
Reutar
Belgrade
Avalona
al- Lanla
Isntirely
Atouolun
Stellda
Saxona Aytasie
Bofia
Odeon
Philippopolis
Balguri
Republic of Mexico
el Universal
Goneral Chang Ching Yao
Hunan
Chang Sho
Yo Mhow
Swern Witks
Hunn
Billy B. Block
New York
Adina
Byela
Belgium
Chamber of Deputies
Turkish Nationalia
Mustaphe
Camp
Pasha
Bold Robbery at Frisco Hotel During Dinner Hour
A wealthy New York widow, Mrs C B Moller, traveling with Mora, was robbed in her third floor room at the Vairmont hotel during dinner hour. The thief stole rings, a wedding ring, a gold watch, a handbag, and about $204 in cash. The incident occurred as guests filled the lower floors.
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Vairmont Hotel
Mra
C. B. Moller
New York
Mora
Whe PL Tyin
Hyun
Fairmont
San Francisco
C. J. Moller
Lee F. Hylin
Hyland
United
Robert MM
LaFollette
Wisconsin
Rochester
Minn
Madison
Chicago
Philadelphia
Old Seals
James Spencer
Otto Parker
Quitman
Mins
United States Senate Special Committee On Reconstruction
Roderfield
W.va
Hertha Product Company
Medleval
Grubb
Ursula Broderick
St. Lamia
Hias
Joseph Wowblock
Charter B. Brierley
Plan New Political Party Convention in Chicago July 10
New York report states that over 30 000 responses to an initial initiative support a new political party. Delegates from the Bab ar party World War Veterans Newparti and Teague and independent Iberihe will attend a Chicago convention on July 10 to organize the movement.
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New York
Poles Check Budenny's Armies
In the weary advance under threat, Polish forces face the Red Army units near the Ukrainian border. The clash tests cavalry and infantry amid shifting front lines and strained supplies as both sides press for decisive gains.
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Budenny
Puaen
Poland
Beoree Killed by Boma and Bulgarian Terror Victims
Beoree killed by Boma amid wartime chaos as a bomb at a theatre event hurts patrons. Bulgarian victims mourn the attack linked to broader terror. Domestic coal policy dispute continues in Washington over export shipments and strategic priorities.
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Boma
Berti
Sofa
Gieen
Washington
Interetniie Commerce Commission
Reparation Talks Struggle Over Germany's Pay Sum
In Spa Belgium Allied and German chancellors meet for direct talks on the Paris Warsaw treaty terms. The likely outcome is a stalemate as Germany refuses to meet the Allies’ high demand, with officials expecting no immediate agreement on the total reparations sum.
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Germany
Spa
Belg
Prine Whnisters
Ever Otter
Wit
Wil Couti
Konstantin Pehrenbaeh
Hanover
Ron
Gures
Major General Gorgas Dead World Authority on Medicine
Major General William Gorgas, former U S Army surgeon general and famed medical authority, died Sunday morning. He led campaigns against yellow fever in the Panama Canal zone and malaria in the South Africa Rand, earning high praise from London medical circles and Oxford for his work in military medicine and public health.
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Panama
London
Willhiam
Gorgas
United States Army
William
Unitted States
Plignesson
Sebi
O'Dowd Defeats McKay in Ring Showdown at Pocatello
In a tense boxing bout at Pocatello, O'Dowd outlasted McKay after a sustained exchange. McKay chased the challenger across the ring but failed to land the final blow as O'Dowd pressed for openings and delivered the decisive punch.
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O'Dowd
McKay
Pocatella
Mike
Oreo McKay
Vocatello
Exampios
Death of Brigadier General William L. Marehall in New York
Brigadier General William L. Marehall, discoverer of the Marshatl pass avenue the Wicks well, builder of the Ambre channel in New York charter, died at En Ormy hospital on June 2 after a short illness.
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Marshall Pase Olecever
Scoutmaster and Scout Drowned in Maumee River
In Toledo area a Scoutmaster and a youth drowned Saturday while fishing in the Maumee River. The victims include Scoutmaster J. H. Piro and a 15 year old boy, with rescue efforts ongoing and authorities investigating the incident.
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Toledo
Eiward Shentau
Maumee
J. H. Pirio
Hewat Geeks Presidency At United Mine Workers Meet
Konan miners leader Hewat Hewat gains international view as UMWA president elect after December election. Keb-Alecander Hewat praised by supporters for his family’s long ties to mining and labor activism.
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Hewat
Wittsburgh
Alecander Hewat
Konan
Prsident
United Mine Workers of America
Elem Thon Goeliee Ln
Happenings of Seven Days In The Intermountain Region
A review of the past week reports several fatalities from accidents include John Heketn 26 killed in a mine blast at Park City Utah and Pred Buckman burned to death after a roundhouse collision near Howdoin Montana. Other items note a sheep herd incident in Murre county Utah and Rev Joseph Barrett’s ex pastor dispute in Grand Junction Colorado.
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White
Daly Wert
Park City
Utah
John Heketn
Pred Buckman
Howdoin
Mont
Muregun County
Joseph N. Barrett
Matthew
Grand Jimellon
Colo
Harnett
Parrot & Coy
Richard A, Adan
Tris Nent
State Pratt Company
L. M. Starr
Portland
Col
Eno A
Wall
Baltoa City
Neckwear for Summer Frocks from a Frayed Script
A fragmentary 19th century note describes light neckwear for summer frocks using two lengths or plaited thirds tied neatly with a velvet bracket. It suggests a bright, attractive accessory, noting it suits a temperate occasion and complements simple frocks. The text remains garbled but conveys a decorative style for warm weather attire.
Cape to Mater From Prence Upon The Repeat
The fragment references a light cape and an accompanient item tied to Cape to Mater from Prence. It reads as a brief, unclear note with limited readable entities and no concrete events or dates.
Trewseau display item for the rodsernn crew of the white cywpe
A decorative display featuring a rodsernn crew in white with black bem and quiltings, surrounded by white cauewldery, showcasing a unique craft piece likely from the period.
Nomination Fight At Democratic Convention Gathers Steam
At the Democratic national convention, Ohio Governor Cox led early ballots for the presidency, with McAdoo and Palmer as rivals. Amidan moved to nominate Cox by acclamation amid extended debate, while Bryan pressed for a dry plank and Cummings urged tough stance on the treaty.
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Jamey M. Cox
Ohio
United States
Cot
Cox
Bom B. Amidan
Kansas
McAdoo
Cor
Robinson
Amidon
William G. McAdoo
Palmer
M. Cox
Darton
William J. Bryan
Haley
Homer
Cummings
Cunmings
Armenia
Mexico
Cummins
Joseph T. Robinsen
Arkanens
Senate
Paria
Tob
Womirow Wilwen
Robert L. Owen
Oklahoma
Gilbert M. Bitchcock
Nebraska
Carter Olas
Virginia
F. Me. Simmons
North Carolina
James M. Cox
Alfred EB. Smith
New York
Kidward J, Edwards
New
Willian J. Bryan
Biwathy
James M Cox McAdoo Drifts Toward Nomination on Ballots
A garbled report outlines McAdoo managers seeking cross support to break the deadlock at the national convention. Palmer withdraws after 38 ballots, clearing the way for a presidential candidate, while James M. Cox, born near Jacksonburg Ohio in 1870, rises from printer to governor. The piece notes party dynamics, McAdoo’s efforts, and the Prohibition context surrounding the era.
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Cox
Cough
Palmer
Ree
C Cartie
Virginia
Inter
James Middleton Cas
Iho
Jacksonburg
Ohio
Conyerem
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