News of a Week in Condensed Form
A wide compilation covers postwar politics and international events. Olcott’s swearing in as interim governor of Oregon, Idaho legislature actions condemning President Wilson, and calls to reject a League of Nations treaty are noted alongside U.S. labor and railroad issues, wartime policy shifts, and overseas developments from Russia to Europe.
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Intermountain, Rey. Tren
W. Olcott
Janes Withycombe
Oren
Winorlal
Wilson
United States
League of Nations
Grand June
Colo
Weatero Sugar Company
Montana
Clarence TL
Reames
Sprelai United
Sater
Phoraday
Freeman
Denver
Mio
Grandstri
Fang
Wien
Ain
Black Canyon
Alnaka
Marine Workers
Thm
Ralirand
Geameesones Rone Atlantic
Witwon Wan
Boral
Linha
Rood
Mumourt
Thomas
Colorado
Aiddre Anen
Soelty of Arts and Sciences
New York
Y Bight
Aslary A. Herbert
Navy
Grover Clevelard
Sec
Tampa
Mtn
Hertert
Towle
Army
Wufaula
Ala
la Anaccla
Syria
Devo Peterny van Teer
Ski
Rotterdam
California
Aindoly
Peweidgnt Witwa
Ian Mesial
St Patrick’s Life and the Patrick Legend Recalled
A spirited reminiscence on St Patrick tracing his birth in 4th century Ireland, slavery, priestly calling, and mission to convert Erin. The piece blends myth with historic claim, noting wars and modern war aid dulling celebrations, and praising Patrick as a holy writer and church founder who lived to age 120 and inspired monastic growth across Ireland.
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St. Patrick
Ambious
Omneard
Tonehieftain
Ulster
Ireland
France
Italy
Vieton
Vielon
Bishey
Evin
St Patrick’s Day origins and birthday disputed
The article notes a quarrel over St Patrick’s birth date, with two factions arguing for different days in March. To resolve the dispute an accord supposedly combined the eighth and ninth, yielding March 17 celebrated as the saint’s birthday. It also questions birthplaces and era, suggesting Patrick’s age is a national matter rather than a fixed fact.
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Patrick
Kirkpatrick
Duchartag
Scotland
Perbspa
Seventeen Year Old Guilty in Long Island Robbery Case
In Long Island City Stephen Leyner an eighteen year old known as Yellow Spot admitted thefts after police traced the burglar to notes left at scenes. He pleaded guilty before Supreme Justice Auphrey saying he hit a Hallor shop and stole over three thousand dollars in value. The judge warned of a harsh future but offered a chance at rehabilitation if he behaves. Leyser has spent years in various institutions prior to this case.
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Gertrude Cantwell
Alfred
Cantwell
Aero Club of Chicago
Coxey
New York
Washington
Nieve Hall
K Troop
Twelfth Cavalry
Ciuelrymen
Treasury
Thaly
Italy
Ramuel T. Ansell
Congress
Railroad Administration
War Finance Corporation
Rusisia
Met
Cordors
Boath
Duchess of Maclborough
Consuelo Vanderbilt
Sdtvision
Southwark
Geore HM
Roberts
Newcastle
England
Wukupe
Scheidemann
Ebert
Berlin
Dally Mott
Great Britain
Kinmer
Rhyl
Wales
Bol- Tahovint
Petrograd
Solar Koenigaterg
Mant Prumla
Tong Ialand
N.Y
Stephen Leyner
Supreme Justice
Auphrey
Long Island City
Loyser
Leyser
Court Upset by Male Attire in Arrested Impostor Case
In St Louis a woman posing as a man and wed to her cousin was judged in police court. Judge Hogan declined to fine Mary Bertha Schmidt for two years of cross dressing and deception, noting her earnings as a lineman would rise with trousers. Schmidt left with a subdued smile, wearing neat trousers and a pinchback coat.
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St. Louis
Mary Bertha Schmidt
Schmidt
Hogan
Anne Asdade
Behmidt
Woman in Drag Faces Draft as Truth Emerges
A California woman known as Jehan Bauer fled to Death Valley to dodge military registration after eight years living as a man. She claimed to have worked around San Bernardino and said the wartime draft compelled her reveal. A related case in Ta-Wanl Turner involves a dispute over yellow paint leading to a fatal confrontation with Donnie Flynn.
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Don Bernarding
Jehan Baer
Skies
Finoving
Bauer
Death Valley
Gene San Bernardina
San Meeardina
Gas Station Mishap Involves Charles Blatt Escape
In an incident at 6 Lebanon Pan Charles Blatt operating a gasoline engine was caught in the dywheel and whirled four times before being hurled clear of the machine. He survived without injury, though his clothing was torn and briefly removed during the ordeal.
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Lebanon
Pan Charles Blatt
Phonetics Its Definition Scope And Historical Spread
A condensed discussion on phonetics describing its broad and restricted senses as the study of articulate human sounds and speech vibrations. It notes three reasons why phonetics is useful for language learning and philology and cites the International Phonetic Association's alphabet developed between 1885 and 1888 following proposals by French phoneticist Paul Passy.
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Paul Edouard Pussy
Bird's Worth Preserving In North America Plovers
A Dumb Animals piece laments steep plover decline after passenger pigeon loss, urging protection under federal migratory bird laws. It notes upland plovers as insectivorous allies aiding agriculture and argues for year round closed seasons to prevent annihilation.
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North America
Federal
Iaw
Shooting Into Space and the Quest for Orbital Flight
A detailed paper by Major J Maitland Addison in the Journal of the Royal Artillery discusses whether a projectile can be launched off Earth. It notes required velocities far beyond current World War era gun ranges, aiming for speeds near a mile per second to place a projectile in a grazing Earth orbit, potentially circling the globe multiple times daily.
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Paris
J. Maitland-Addison
Journal of the Royal Artillery
Fragmentary user input on reason and social view
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AL Carroll
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Hinken
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Tang
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Keune
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Reparte
Hebron
ST. Patrick's Life
Erin
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Moses
David
Solomon
Paul
Tobu
Piigrime
St. Patrick's Cross
Saint's - Draland
Laugh Derg
St. Patrick's Day
State Reformatory
Mary Schmidt
Ae Man
BOYD_PARK
Salt Lake City
Abd Momey
H. & E. Radiator & Welding Co
Edison Street
Utah
Weil
Pitan
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