Chile Delegates Seek U S Mediation in Tacna Dispute
Washington reports a Wednesday conference failed to break deadlock over Tacna dispute as Chilean delegates urged U S mediation and a plebiscite arbitration plan. Peru rejected arbritration on the broad plebiscite issue, insisting any decision hinge on core principles.
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Chile
U. S
Tacna
Wasueros
Enaig Fed Press
Taena- Arifa
Arself
Sarniga
Rae Jar Weil
Ansletal
Ftese
Peviset
Io Acrentals
Aren Vlanses
Atko
Trawan Nat
Famous musical organization to play this evening
Five noted figures attend the Wisconsin convention as the program unfolds this evening. The Luther College concert band from Decorah will perform an open air concert featuring choir and soloists, with a closing hymn and remarks from Rev. Nordby and others.
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State of
Wisconsin
J. 0. Stub
Minneapolis
J. Nordby
Norwegian Lutheran Church
Abd W Weltern
la Crosse Charer
Commer
Cnnvention
Qnis Oa
Mic Meeing
National Board
Young People's Luther League
Staddara
Dung
Flynn
Paul's Choir
Wortham
Role
Fopseth
J. WN. A. Rentle
Agam
Luther College
Luther Colipne
Decorat
Inna
Carlo A. Sperandre
N. Fom
Fong
Intersean
Aworth
Oshkosh Normal school class of 169 graduates
A class of 169 graduates received diplomas at Oshkosh Normal School during Wednesday morning exercises. Most plan to teach, with some pursuing further study at colleges. Principal speaker Dr Dwight B Waldo from Kalamazoo urged the need for trained teachers for every child.
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Oshkosh Normal
TAD Oshkosh
Wis
Oshikesh Normal School
Dwight B. Walda
Western State Normal School
Kalamazoo
Mich
Reverend Rowlison Delivers Commencement Address at Normal School
Rev. C. C. Rowlison, pastor of the First Congregational church, spoke to 175 graduates at the Normal school's Wednesday commencement in the school auditorium. He urged sacred callings in teaching, contrasted life views, and praised education's role in mental discipline and moral renewal.
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C. C. Rowlison
First Congregational Church
F. A. Cotton
Rowlison
America
Vast List Of Names From Rural School Collectives
A long OCR list presents numerous individuals connected to Rural School Courke and College Crurte entries, including Dor o thy Roig Roses Korenher Rosenow Verna Senstat An Skare and others. The fragment reflects a roster-like compilation of students staff and associated parties across multiple institutions.
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Dorothy Roig
Roses Korenherpha Rosenow
Verna Senstat
An Skare
Charles Swalek
Emma Terr
Emily Turek
Iarence Volkoff
Lill Wilde
Phoebe Williams
Tames Gorn Reinett
Constance Bergin
Genevra Branton
Florence Brober
Roy Ristensen
Plakd A. Church
Janet Conkin
Ethel Curtis
Floyd Gautee
George Gerling
Rosetta Godshall
Do Green
Tilgar Gunderson
Gaorge Gunderson
Helen Hell
Rast Hanton
Adelaide Hartoon
Lottie Hiscox
Grace Yelzinger
Emily Russong
Evelyy Hutchison
Maude Jarvin
Arthur Jennings
Walter Jonas
Keely Joner
James Ravin
Orvilla_Kotthepn
James T. Kanishek
Anna Kuehl
Robert E. Lewislna Derd
Margaret Ruth
Tdorothea Mackmiller
Courke
Mahel Blyhovan
Marie Rivrnn
Lurtte Casey
Laura Devitt
Clara Ekern
Barsuitit Engelsen
Ernest Gisberteen
Tara Hitger
Ruth Futeon
Joey Janecek
Réna Tauple
Bra Lynch
Maude Miller
Sahel Mine
Gladys Padder
Helen A. Peterson
Alice Pfetzner
Florence Rienmond
Clara
Remedy Professor Cone Promises Cure by Suggestion
Powerful physician Cone argues many illnesses yield to suggestion and that simply mentioning a doctor’s fee can prompt the desired effect. The Punch of London notes his provocative claim and its implications for healing.
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Cone
London
Sailings seized by British find smuggled arms on U S ship
Investigation reveals a Seattle Spirit seizure by British authorities over arms cargo described as war munitions. The Shipping Board assigned the case to Manhattan Agency and its brokers Moore and McCormack for a full inquiry.
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U.S
Washington, M C
Lasker
Seattle Spirit
Yralen
Flint Ip
Tye Shipping Board
Manhattan Len Agency
New York
Enema Panyse
Ne Manhattan Ose
Preland
Moore and McCormarck
Shipping Board
Yeaset
Chaithinn Tasker
Apa
Department of Puatire
Beart
Conservatory Demand Sparks Househunter Tale
In a New York reception Charlee 3 Beawett describes a ward longing for a conservatory as a househunter seeks a cheap home. An agent jokes buyers cannot find a conservatory as he recalls a father needing space for six daughters and suitors, sparking humorous dialogue from Ta' Crosca Weekly Review.
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Charlee
Beawett
New York
Hunter Funner
Crosca Weekly
Long Hours and Wage Talk at Southern Plantation
A recently arrived northerner spoke with a plantation Negro about daily work. The elder man replied that workers labor from dawn to dusk, describing the long hours common on the plantation and the oppression faced by enslaved people in a harsh, unyielding system.
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Ln Feiana
Pioneer Club to Hold Pioneer Fete to Pay Debt
The Pioneer club plans a four day Pioneer Store to raise funds and clear indebtedness on Pioneer hall. June 28 to July 1 in La Cragse will feature old time celebration with organizers including H C Wieth as general chairman and BH Williams as gates manager.
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Pioneer Club
Pioneer Hall
Pioneer Store
la Cragse
H. C. Wieth
BH. Q. Williams
General Gates
Frank Burgess
Frank Schwalbe
Charles Pruett
A. H. Canellen
William Fox
Fragments From a Damaged Page on Teachers and Tales
A damaged OCR passage recalls a student description of an English teacher Mr. Harrison and a class incident when the teacher entered as the student read. It also mentions idle work, a biblical quote about work, and a boy Charlie wanting a perpetual rocking horse.
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Harrison
Marrlean
Lowe
Mr. Harrison
Chicago
Daily Thought by Emerson Feeds Our Minds Through Senses
A concise Emerson quotation reflects that other minds serve as senses feeding our own thinking, suggesting contemplation of how external inputs shape inner awareness and understanding.
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Emerson
Largest Willamette River Salmon Caught in Years
Wil Locke of Oregon City wrestled a 58 pound salmon after an hour fight, marking the biggest catch in years on the Willamette River. The record fish underscores a notable fishing day for local anglers.
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Willamette River
Wil Locke
Oregon City
Beauty in the Sky and Desert Night Reflections
Fragmentary quotes describe beauty in the sky above a desert night, a man seeking solace in blankets, and contrasts with museums and civilization. It cites Frank A. Waugh and a courtroom remark about a man obtaining his crew from his wife’s family and his own, noting distant desolation and shared origins.
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Frank A. Waugh
Belleek District Civilians Flee as Permits Enforced
Nearly all combatants have left the Belleek district in Fermanagh as civilians depart and cattle roam. Entrance to Pettigo village is barred to those without permits, with Irish Republican patrols present and a large military force occupying the town. Catholics largely fled while Protestants return uncertainly amid political tensions tied to London talks and the Pettigo incident.
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Associated Press
Belleek
Fermanagh
Pettigos
Linn Felners
Pettigee
London
Michael Calling
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