Garibaldi veterans parade with Mussolini era tribute in Florence
In Florence red shirt Garibaldian veterans, many medal hung and square vizored hats, marched at public squares and a mammoth review. They wear varied baggy trousers, few use canes, and stand close to Mussolini at rallies. They are independent, unassisted by a women’s auxiliary, and pose little for photos.
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Florence
Italy
Garibaldi
Mussolini
Rees
Hdd
Sons of Garibaldian
Pelgicoep
Duce
Police raid at Indian meeting referenced in community notes
In Thursday events, Starr Glenn hosted an afternoon of sewing aprons and listening to piano and radio. Cookies and lemonade were served by Mrs. Glenn while Ruby and Maxine Glenn visited. Several locals and visitors traveled to see Yellowstone Park and other Wyoming spots, with many family and farming ties noted among residents.
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Starr Glenn
Asic
Glenn
Ruby
Maxine Glenn
Michael Thomas
Kansas City
Kan
Dick Boydston
Nettie Glenn
Caspar
Wyo
Will Moore
Beverly Belle
Manhattan
KNOWLEDGE HILL COMMUNITY NOTES AND MEETING REPORT
The Knowledge Hill community club cleared 18 from a minstrel show held recently. The group met June 18 with Mrs. Cox and daughters, planning an evening program featuring Francis Thiry Will Rice and Mrs. Art Mesenheimer. Local activity includes school repairs, teacher Miss Richter advancing to Emporia, and Alma Wilma Thiry's mastectomy recovery.
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Little
Charles
Wells
Lawrence
L. M
Anfred
Miss Richter
Emporia
Berylene Skeet
Marion
Kan
P. Rees
Lyle Colburn
Johns
Glenn Colburn
K.U
Baker Murphy
Western Kansas
Murphy
al Butler
John Canary
Canary Eval
Midland Club
Alwilma Thiry
Bell Memorial Hospital
Kansas City
Mr. Thiry
Will Rice
the Mound
School House
Miss Stanwix
Pony Creek
Reese
Gladys Welcher Visit Noted at George L. Glenn Home
A brief social item records Gladys Welcher visiting Friday at the George L. Glenn home with her family, noting a warm reception and informal gathering.
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Himon
Gladys Welcher
Sant
George’ L. Glenn
Fan mail gifts and cash purchase noted for Copeland
A reader recalls that Copeland may receive many neckties and smoking pipes in his fan mail but paid cash for his Copeland. The line highlights his popular appeal and a straightforward purchase method amid fan exchange.
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May
Copeland
Smoke Screen Foils Raid at Gambier with Wire Entanglement
Sydney AP reports a police raid on a two up game near Sydney failed as plane observers spotted the gamblers. A dense smoke screen and a hidden wire entanglement hampered the officers while eight gamblers escaped under cover. Bets involved were reported in Australian pounds.
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Isva
Austral
Nea Spaneg
Sydney
Posse
Alabama malaria war reviewed with rising deaths in 1929
Alabama Miss reviewed its war on malaria stating deaths doubled in 1929 compared to 1927 within the state. The note references 1908 and a figure, Max T. Payne, in the fragmentary source.
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Alabama Miss
Max T. Payne
Unclear Funeral Notes From Frantic Fragment
Fragmentary OCR mentions funerals and burial slots in Ciboure France with a match stem violin linked to Brownwood. No clear person names, dates, or events. content is garbled and lacks coherent factual detail.
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Glenn and Vicinity
Hi-Point
Wayne ‘Morris
Herington
Mr. Morris
Sarah Morris
Theo Sulzen
Kate Grane
Congress House
Bombay
India
Indian “War Council
Knowledge Hill
Harold Lloyd
Olson Bros
Keromatter
Kelvinatoe
Kelvinator
Gladys Cox
Gambier
Australia
Mark
N. C
Ciboure
France
315
Peoples Utilities Kansas Corp
Your Gas CO
Barnsdall
Wiliam Barnsdall
T. N. Barnsdall
Barnedall
HS c. Constant
19Th
Massachusetts
Kansas
Ith
Alabama
A. F. Brown
Bullen¢-Skinner Motor Co
Gleed Brothers
Lawrence, Kansas
Ernest Kasold
B. A. Schaake
J. Underwood & Sons
Walt's Inn
Chas
A. Brown
Baldwin, Kansas
J. We Combest
Eudora
DeLoef Service Station
Williamstown
Kans
E. E. Hagerman
Vinland
H. C. Metaker
Lone Star
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