Baldwin News Club Returns under Dantvin-Deere guidance
The Baldwin News reports the Glee Club under Professor tin Dantvin-Deere has returned from tours marking a successful season for the college organization. A packed house and strong alumni involvement followed two weeks of performances in Oswego and nearby towns. The article notes personnel changes, school improvements, and plans for future activities including preparations for a Baker gymnasium event and student officer elections.
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Univer Glee Club
Tin Dantvin-Deere
Oswego
Democratic territorial convention selects delegates in Manila today
The Philippines Democratic territorial convention meets in Manila to choose delegates for the national convention. Local references mention Butler and Shawnee counties and Carey and Sass figures among minor notes. The fragmentary text also notes a numbered sequence ending with 72 and a 250 figure, but lacks full context.
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Butler County
Ass Carey
Shawnee County
Philippines
Manila
Fragmentary church note outlines pastorship and events
Readable fragments describe a church community under Rev. T 2 See with references to trustees, polity, and past year activities. The text mentions grave, hog plun peyee, and unrest across departments, but many words are garbled.
Better Relations at 19 Means of State Rapprochement
Fragmentary OCR reports a discussion on improving relations between states and entities through communication objects and commercial coordination. Names like Kast Renner and Auschanecler appear, though many terms are garbled. The text hints at a hoped for cooperative framework with Austria and the Associated Press context.
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Kast Renner
Auschanecler
Htome
Breas
Henertant
Andl
Austria
Ume Cordin Incerewurse
Native Starving Duyven Barrens Led by Mounted Police
Fragmentary OCR notes describe natives in Red River country brought to an unknown location by Roy jal Cunmnap Mounted Police. The text references hunger, barren lands, and a last summer timeframe with unclear details about individuals or events.
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Duyven, VT
Trom
I Royjal Cunmnap Mounted Police
Democrats of Alabama Meet to Select Delegates Today
Democrats of Alabama convene today to pick delegates for the national convention. Sir Auckland Geddes and Lady Geddes will depart England aboard the Kai Augusta Victorix for York. Frank A. P. plans to sail from Seattle to Japan on a mission to foster mutual understanding. France observes a Good Friday tradition where trees are said to quiver in memory of Christ's passion.
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Alabama
Sir Auckland Geddes
United
Lady Geddes
Wll
England
York
Frank A. P
Seattle
Japan
France
Spring Jewelry Display Highlights Oriental Themed Styles
A fragmented 1920s style writeup notes a spring jewelry display featuring necklaces with emeralds sapphires and beads. It mentions Oriental influences and various bead treatments, describing the form and linkages used in the showcased pieces.
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Dane Merphan
New Process Strengthens Oil Plant in Carthage
A Carthage facility uses a new method to strengthen the largest piece yet. An upright furnace heats a hollow redk tumbslir used in rolling, with a heat shaft lifted by crane and dropped into a vast air veil. The operation costs about $17,000 and evokes dense clouds of mist during processing.
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Carthage
Roulis
California
US asked to withdraw force from Panama province
United States government urged via diplomatic channels to pull back a detachment of 26 men from the 28th Infantry under Major Herbert E. Pace stationed in Chiriqui Panama. Local residents fear the occupation as courts handle cases involving Americans. Justice Alfaro says Panama is friendlier to the US than most south of the Rio Grande and questions the need for armed occupation. Prominent speakers will attend a New York banquet honoring Jefferson’s 177th birthday. April’s birthstone is sapphire symbolizing penitence.
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Panama
United States
Chiriqui
Herbart E. Pace
Ihrasps
Justice Alfaro
Jretary
Associated Press
Donama
Rio Grande
United States Administration
Mexico
Germans Struggle to Reopen Businesses in London After War
German expatriates and other enemies reportedly face hostility upon returning to London to resume work. They encounter hotel and shop refusals, barred from venues, and social ostracism while a few cultural events like Tannhauser at Covent Garden attract crowds. The issue reflects lingering anti German sentiment and difficulties reintegrating after exile and deportation.
Paraguay Land or Opportunity Trade for American Investors
Paraguay offers vast untouched resources and climate favorable for wheat bananas cotton tobacco and sugar. Officials say forests cover over half the country with valuable hardwoods and deposits of manganese iron and copper exist. American investments focus on cattle, meat packing, and quebra-branca with less than a million Americans in the country and rail links proposed.
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Ates
Pubeces
Lear
Sir Senay
Afin Weng
Rae
Schurz
Associated Press
Ats Sea
Paralpuayan
Varaguay
Paix Culun
Paraguay
United
Fire and Legion Posts Reported in Kansas
A fire in the town of Nush- reports indicate the origin near a bank and confectioners. Meanwhile American Legion posts are forming across Kansas including Leavenworth Pittsburg Fort Scott Imperial and Junction City under the Kansas department. Organizers expect a Topeka post soon.
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Ien
Nush- He
Officoman County
Lodge Hat Wer
American Legion
Leanworth
Nobility Sell Large Estates Amid War Tax Pressures
London reports that England’s war taxes push major nobles to auction vast lands. The Duke of Rutland sells about 13 000 acres of his 59 000 acre holdings in Lincolnshire hunting country, with Goodby Halls privately sold and 100 tenants purchasing farms. The Earl of Manyer's Holme Pierrepont estate at Radcliffe on Trent sold for £42685, covering 20 acres, while parts of the Earl of Londesborough’s Raincliffe Woods and Racecourse estate are said to have been bought by a Scarborough financier.
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London
England
Duke of Rutland
Velvoir
Lincolnshire Humting
Raincliffe , Woods and Racecourse
Scarborough Finansier
Real Estate Transfers Mention Various Names and Dates
Real estate transfer notices list individuals including Nervisa, Samuel, Shaver, and Diet Jones, with dates and locations such as Fo Wy A W Nee and Mia Moor. The passage references legal terms and sellers buyers, with mentions of Petty Virgink and others. An old belief about children born in the last seven days of April is noted.
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Samuel
Chirk. Coms
Mdibon
Firthorn Flanley
Loek
Leeond
Jones
Yemoh
Lawerenen
Virgink Petty
S. Betty
Opie
Restit
Posters Used by Reds in Campaign in The Hague
The piece discusses a Soviet propaganda effort in Moscow, highlighting a broad poster campaign aimed at anti Entente sentiment and anti-capitalist imagery. It notes slogans against Kolchak and Denikin, attacks on France Britain and America, and cites Martha M Reed in a Georgia background.
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Hague
America
Anria
Moscow
G.y
Kolchak
Denikine
OF INTEREST TO WOMEN IN HISTORY AND LAW
A survey notes women achieving firsts in law and public roles including Wisconsin’s Lavina Goodell the first woman admitted to the bar in 1874 Alabama’s first woman notary public Miss Peebler Birmingham and Anna Yokel in Nebraska as an early female office holder. The article mentions rising wage work for women and institutions aiding women in industry.
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United States
Lewiisna
Wisconsin
Lavina Goodell
Alabama
Miss Peebler
Birmingham
St. Louis
Council of Women of Toronto
Oklahoma City
Miss Wi
Gkiahe
Xybraska
M Anna Yokel
boari + control
Lan
Nebraska
Movn
Washington
Woman Credits Vegetable Compound For Restored Energy
A Minneapolis mother reports severe tiredness easing after using a herbal tonic. She describes improving milk nourishment for her infant and regained vigor to care for her two children, expressing happiness with life and energy.
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Pinkham
A. L. Mrewen
24Th St
Minneapolis
Minn
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