Philippines Independence Support From Governor General
Francis Burton Harrison argues the Philippines deserves independence with a stable, elected government similar to the United States. He cites native officials, governance of 7,000 municipalities and 42 provinces, and public utilities under local control to support an independent, Iike US system with Platt Amendment style safeguards.
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Congress
Acmn
Phillippiie Islands
Cuba
Yate
Princeton
Harvard
Santo Tomad
Osmena
House of Representatives
Quezon
Senate
Philippines
United States
Manila
Uncle Sam
Red Cross
Tan
Misrepresented Race Sparks Filipino Stereotype Debate
The article argues that Filipinos are misrepresented as a largely undistinguished people, noting that about 10.5 million Christians possess culture and refinement. It discusses American perceptions shaped by sensational images and contrasts them with the islands' diverse majority.
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Philippines
Jackson town council minutes reveal bond rejection and tax levy debate
The 1920 Jackson town council minutes show Mayor Crabtree presiding over sessions with Councillors Reed Huff Loyd and Wort. They approved prior minutes and bills, discussed Attorney General Walls letter opposing a proposed bond issue, debated next year’s tax levy, and directed the Water Works committee to arrange a suitable digging site within city limits.
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Colnnell
Downton
Crabtree
Jackson Valley Telephoto Co
Bill Blackburn
Aed
Atvornidy
General Walls
Jackson
Hiecranedh
Reed
Huff
Carrie
Hutt
Wort
Water Works Committee
Linis
Martin
Henry Crabtree
Allent
Carl L. Bark
Vounell
Grabtree
Lloyd and Wort
Christy
George R. Latt
W. E. Kinsd
Chas W. Fox
J. G. Simpson
Welson
Maine
Lloyd
Council adjournment motion carried by council
The council approved a motion to adjourn after a second, with TENRY CHANTIER serving as mayor. Altea names CARL L, BARK, Chark appear in attendance or cited, though the exact roles are unclear. The record preserves the formal adjournment action and mayoral reference.
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Couneil
Cornell
Cratioren
Couneth
Mott
Wort
Hills
Carl Bark
Clark
Nouiths
Shapson
Marshal
Amazon
Hall
Counell
Henry Crab Trer
Carl L
Bark
Conte
Tenry Chantier
Altea
Chark
Unnatural History and Artistic Judgment Spark Confusion
A Detroit Press preview notes a St Louis judge's ruling on a woman's wormin costume deemed unbecoming. The article seems to mix critique of style with an unusual phrase about footed animals and a spider motif. The overall tone suggests a legal or social commentary on fashion and propriety.
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Detroit
Notice for Public Sale of Homestead Land in Wyoming
Notice is hereby given that Georgia A. Wy of Jackson Wyoming, who on April 12, 1915 filed for a section claim under serial No 0739, has filed final proof to establish his claim to the land described in the notice in T 3N R 1W Sixth Principal Meridian. The witness list includes John Counts and others of Jackson and Wilson Wyoming. The notice is dated and first published April 22 with final publication May 27.
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Department of Vie Daten
Evanston
Georgia A. Wy
Georgia A. Chall
Jackson
G Hawnine
of Wilson
Mts
Lowel
Merinan
U.S
Department of the Interior
United States Land Office
Wyoming
Charles B. Lemmon
Slide
Nwiel Swied
Geeron
Meridian
CS. Cottiissiiner
Nathan A. Davis
Marky Gurliigiuing
Kenly Woymingy
Willa Kayden
Db Robenson
Wil
Notter
Givarge M
Grnavon
Wyerie
Paige Jae Wast
al Dimderor
Sabine
Cllauilara
Vasanhae
A. Bown
Daemon
Wyatelng
Oles
Swi
Satan
Wenel
Howe Worl
Alay Lab
Diaiail Mines
Gherey
Melar Cheney
Alter
Seokavn Wyevikiy
Adil
Tae
Owl
Land Office Notice of Homestead Entries in Wyoming
The Department of the Interior at Evanston Wyoming announces filings for homestead entries by Charles B Lemmon of Slide and George M Barrel of Granvon. Entries reference multiple sections and meridians, with dates in 1910s and 1917 noted, and the notice names several individuals and adjudicating officers coordinating the filings.
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Philippines For Freedom
Francis Burton Harrison
The
Haertson
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Cornett
Muff
Loyd Mihuies
Lloyd Ant
Hull
Liyd
Sebion
Aenry Orabtrab
Alvest
Claire
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Mmeting
Thomas
Alex Nishet
Register
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Manny Eiter Uremal
Hame Amaral
Ann Stewnie
Hasiook
Collier's Weoley
Paltiahet Somit-Montidys
Mary J. Lucas
Wight
Rainie Creek
Jackaon
Wyo
Hane
Comrasy
Aton Lottigh
Mane
Kinek Howth
Kulu
Syren Croek
Jackson, Wye
Geo Rosterk, GacovoNt, Wire
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Aliounder
Range
Miner
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Erie
Cieher
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Irene Feerins
Flat Creek
Mike, Ban
Wyose
L Sramnery
Gavan
Callahan
Game
Willow Creek
G. V. Lona
Cattie
Game Creek
Granite Creek
A. Wake & Sons
Wilson, Wyo
Carne
D, Davvenry
Kelly
Fieh Creek
Grovont
Kia
Wosetewe
Alleattle
Tal Hall Tree
Hooges Brandes
Ceek
PomPany
Winkaan
J Ackron
Albeattte Trandet
Giwonne A. Wilson
Jackson, Wyo
Carte
Katie
Goaythe Creek
PitehTork
Givenien
Jackson, Wyomina
Jamis Wallacm
Min TL
Searon
Storr
WyoMina
Alte
Javinos
Huffal and
Wack Kook
Ame
Jie Lieve
Weremive
Leo
Wenlan
Arlene Tral Hope
Moores
Yen
Hawn
Ama Kens, Costa
Gove Miya Valley
Farhan Jacke
Gravane
Consolidated
MAX Edick
Loth Tiene
Crystal Creek
PY Raxon Co, Jaonson, Wro
Manion K. Danvoitu
Wllmon
Wye
Ewe Forse
Kanye
Nepi Moulton Catile
Elfele
Karmark
Wat Ue
Shawtier
Wire
M Sonim Ova
Wyman
Lote
Ares
Hang Atl Hiner Basu
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