Community Notes Mixed Meeting Schedule and Wedding Report
A fragmented item lists club meetings and social events. The Federation chairs meeting is noted for Thursday afternoon with locals at Mississippi address. the Young Round Table Club plans a gathering hosted by May S. at 745 Mississippi. Ward will read a paper on local histories. The Faxorians and May Savage discuss forestry. Lawrence Choral Union rehearses weekly. a Williston concert opportunity is announced. A wedding for Miss Rema Gottstein and Medteree No Task is described with details on attendants and reception. Mrs. A C Hewant plans a trip from New Orleans and notes social connections, highlighting educators and community figures involved.
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Round Table
Mays Pi
Thesday
Myrielr
Mare
Ward
Mi May Savage
Vory Speci at Crafts Study Sale Prices
Partial readable text notes a Massachusetts sale at the Crafts Study event with specific price details. The fragment hints at pricing and likely an auction or sale notice from a local shop in early records. Entities include Massachusetts, Crafts Study, and sale terms.
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al Sale Pee
Mardi Gras memories and society notes from New Orleans
A travelogue diary recounts a trip downriver with notable figures aboard the USS Sunflower, visiting Chalmette and the city with royalty salutes aboard the Olympia. Mrs. Brvint hosts gatherings, while numerous clubs and social circles outline meetings, entertainments, and celebrations across Massachusetts Street and nearby venues.
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Southland
Uss. Sunllower
Chalmette
Wine Rex
Toof
U.S. Marine Cor
Roy, Allert
Family
Miles
Gall
Jefferson Davis
Oll
Wilson
Pass Christina
Orleans
Arand
Social notes from Lawrence and nearby towns linger in visits
Local society column details residents and visitors in Kansas City Lawrence and Topeka. Names include Mrs CR Andrews Miss Ethel Shaler Mrs N Beakley Myra Baker Miss Josephine Richardson Josephine Weldon and many others visiting from Baldwin Topeka Denver and St Joseph. Activities cover meetings travels funerals and social calls over the weekend.
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Mero
LF. Burton
J.B. Fraser
Lansing
Ale
Mott
Fred Nixson
Chi
xSon
Kansas City
Josephine Richardson
Richaardson
Chabske
Endora
Lawrence
Queen Harris
B. T. Dale
Z. F. Bardin
Denver
Colorado
Erwin
Connecticut Street
W.S. Winship
Lloyd Ware
V. Watkins
Nangas City
James Stubbs
Phink
Kaansas City
Thomas Veatel
F. Dresver
Topeka
Anna Weldon
Baldwin
Wi Williams
St. Joseplehis
Tred Maddock
Emil Uarty c
Myra Withers
Gertrudy Syphern
City
Laowrouge
W. M
Lanwrence
Nespworth
Burlingnine
Meleatro
Manhatlan
Geo. Kirchoff
Abe Lavi
Kan-sity
Oo Giller
F. G. Strong
Kans City
Mary Jeffries
Hobeert
Lawwrenes
Wangies City
Frank Butler
Lola Lgl Ona Sreer
A. J. Rogers
Ciovernor Capper
University
Fohn Milton
Ortwit
Kan
Ericksen
Frank Loomas
Ancu
Johnnie Bryde
Amit
Kansasity
Alice Johnson
Oskaloosa
Wees
Siser Am Mostord
Roy” Madin
Vinland Gane
Hestord Investment Company
Pettit
Avite
Trachoma Prevalence Report in Kentucky Mountains
A health report issued today estimates 34 000 trachoma cases exist in Kentucky mountain counties. Seven counties in 1912 showed 125 percent of the population affected by the communicable eye disease.
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United States
Wubtie Health
Kentcky
Trachoma Prevalence Across Kentucky Counties Reported
A Public Health Service study reviews trachoma prevalence in twenty three counties in Kentucky. Among 18,001 examined, over 7 percent showed signs, with higher rates among children and relatives. White populations dominate, with limited mountain area cases. migration patterns are considered in spread assessment.
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United States
Phis Ciseavers
Public Health Service
Avereit
Stevens
Kentucky
President Wilson Plans Panama-Pacific Exposition Presence
Fragmentary report notes President Wilson plans to attend the Panama-Pacific Exposition. Mention of a representative view and discussions about his personal presence and scheduling, with unclear references to March 20 and potential domestic considerations.
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Mirek Seature
Wilson
Wyton
Farm Management Interest Grows in Product Distribution
A study notes many university students favor learning farm distribution and cooperative handling of produce. It highlights state apples, lemons, and fruit shipments from Colorado and the Northwest, the role of elevator capital stock, and shifts toward on farm management to reduce costs and boost consumption and national wealth.
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Studen Ildoreste
California
Ketel
Ahauld
Colorado
Northwest
Aurea
Maniac Killer Slays Five in Brunswick District
Monroe Phillips a real estate and timber dealer killed five people in Brunswick's ena ness district and wounded two others before police killed him. Authorities say a sudden insanity due to financial troubles sparked the attack as he fired from the attic of Sta Dunwoody, killing Dunwoody and Wis while wounding others. officer Deaver died attempting to arrest him and attorney H C Butts shot Phillips after a half hour of shooting.
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Gronswick
Gas Macrelyn
Monroe Phillips
Enaness
Brunswick
Philips
Becaus
Ltt
Sta . Dunwoody
Albert M
Hillips
Wom
Deaver
Frail
Goethals to Retire at Banquet This Saturday Night
Major General Goethals announced a probable retirement at a banquet Saturday night. The governor general and Warley officials attended as Goethals stated he would be relieved from duty and the request for retirement was accepted.
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Canaia
George Wodnethal Ernor
Annaone
Warley Aisha
Lee Aananad Gamynet
Goethals
Foodie Pvc Peomeion
Anier Olfierie
Electric Locomotives Accelerate Ships Through Panama Canal
The article describes the use of forty electric locomotives to move ships through the Panama Canal. It details requirements for guiding vessels into locks, maintaining movement without damage, and enabling a single system to handle traffic from the Atlantic to the Pacific, starting from Limon Bay to Gatun and the Gatun locks.
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Panama Canal
Panamy Canal
Panama
Atlantic
Limon Bay
Gatun
Gatup
Canal Locks Through Gatun and Miraflores Locks
The passage describes a voyage through the Panama Canal locks from the lake to the sea level, detailing a rise to 90 feet at Gatun and a drop of 35 feet at Miraflores, with intermediate segments through the lakes and locks along an eight and a half mile channel. It notes water levels, distances, and the sequence of locks as the vessel progresses toward the sea.
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Hit
Jill Syed
Elaine
al Niles
Iscine
Yy Lake
Establish Wage Law Debate at Relations Committee
Marek Chienzo of S.A. advocates a minimum wage for unskilled labor while MPs criticize government land use and child labor exploitation. Mr Walsh calls wage policy a fundamental wrong and urges protections for workers amid poverty concerns.
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Chienzo
Marek S
Labo Wits
Walely
Mar Walst
Afl Land
Childern
Woden
Walsh
Edison Faces Major Blaze at West Orange Lab
Fire broke out in Thomas Edison’s West Orange laboratory destroying the most valuable photographic plates and records. Titus Kalisun reported the flames reaching the building as Edison, bare skinned and soaked, directed firefighters while a hose fouled by a Vernier mechanism sprayed water. The incident threatened the entire plant but the lab’s critical items escaped loss.
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Thomas Edison
West Orange
Titus Kalisun
Quan
Tirt Sleevus
Jum
Vernier
Libraries plan state list for Kansas institutions
A report from Emporia Normal School outlines the growth of libraries in colleges and normal schools in Kansas. Librarian W. T. Kerr notes a central library information center could be formed with about thirty other libraries joining. State Librarian J. J. King in Topeka is preparing a complete list of Kansas libraries for publication in the fall.
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College Aml Institution Librares
Ovat Tual
Te Normal Sebtouk
Emporia
W. Tf. Kerr
Emporia Normal Sellings
Kaould
Kansas
Topeka
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Bowerlock Theatre
the House OF Refinement
Blanche Sweet
Wm. C. DeMille
Warren’s OF
Virginia
Aurora Today
Vitagraph
Charles Chaplin
Federation
Peidleration
Thier
Vleets
Choral Union Rehersal the
Lawrence Choral
Rica
Hobbits
Thea
Ite Willstonet
Hoskinson-Gottstein
Rema Gottstein
Medteree
Mar
Tie Ieide
Joln Cloustain
Elowas
Hen. Peardetin
Darcer Andrews
Phe Xroon
Betdal
Viale
A.C
New Orlenss
Tia Cresent City
Santis
Acme
Collins
Carpenter
Massachusetts Street
Pairs
Merenew
Italy
Arbove
Swerpes
Miss. W. EE Johnstan
Clit
Low Katie
Episcopal
Helen Venetian
Lennie
Are
M. Vienediot
Woon
Talis
Wits
Stiudtek
Reerang Wits Gyveq
Saint Saris
Reverie de Soir Massemt
Barteldes
Vhrhens Bizet
Arkesiennes
Johnson Saar
Hainan
Anpastu Holmes
A. Phronildy
Biel
Mrs. Rankin
Saint Siens
Quivera Club
Quiivera
Mes
Stem
Vermmt Street
Stulla Smith
Geo. Gilbert
Howe
Fieht
J. C. Shimmons
W. Walters
Ed. Johnson
Guner
Johnson
Albuquerque
New Mexico
Lotus Club
Rudiver
CR. Andrews
Ventura Club
Ethel Shaler
A3s
Louisiana
Niorrow
Camera Club
M. B. Wilson
Mase. Street
J. S. Slodder
Louisiana Street
N. Beakley
Myra Baker
A. W. Bake
Dan Childs
Pia Exy
Larsity
Maniac
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