Wedding of Miss Lena Edith Rogers and Edwin F. Price
Miss Lena Edith Rogers daughter of Mr and Mrs Ivan D Rogers of Wellington and Edwin F Price were wed at the bride’s parents home in Wellington yesterday evening. The ceremony was read by Rev M G Barlow with daisies and lattice as decorations. The bride is a University of Kansas graduate and member of Alemannia Torcl and Pi Lambda Theta. The groom, a Northwestern University graduate, is active in Y M C A work and will study at Northwestern University in Evanston after June 10. About fifty guests attended.
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Wickedest Place Claim Sparks Chaplains Debate
The fragment references a controversy led by General J. T. L. Bate and chaplains about a site called Port Sail described as the wickedest place on earth. Details are unclear in the damaged text, but the dispute involves religious figures and a military authority.
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Port Said's Sin Seen Sharply Contrast Cairo Tale
The speaker recounts twenty five years in the East, noting familiarity with Cairo and Somalia while remarking that Port Said reveals more sin and its appearances in one hour than all prior experiences combined.
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Pan American Congress to Define Monroe Doctrine Scope
Juan Ignacio Galves proposes a Pan American Congress of Internation alists to define the Monroe Doctrine. The congress would be chosen by newspaper publishers across North South and Central America and Canada, aiming to set the meaning and scope of the doctrine.
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el Mercurio
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Five from each to meet next Pan American Congress
The fragment notes a plan for five from each group to assemble for the forthcoming Pan American Congress, with a preference for Buenos Aires, though it mentions Chile as the meeting location. It references official adoption and a historic note about America’s first paper mill near Philadelphia.
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Buenos Aires
Chile
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