Dolores Ruey and Mother Jenks Plot to Meet in Buena Amigo
In a Caribbean tale, Dolores Ruey approaches Buenaventura while Mother Jenks fears her past will harm a cherished reunion with the man she calls her sainted Enery’s ward. Billy Geary devises a plan to shield the young woman and preserve a fragile reputation as Webster’s whereabouts loom.
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Dolores Ruey
Webster
Buenaventura, Capite
Billy Geary
Peng
Mother I
Dolores
Ricardo Lent
Sarros
William Geary
Willie
Mathis
Billy
Gerd
Mother
Ricardo Ruey
Enery
Ventura
Don
Jenks
New Orleans
Enrietta
Colonel Jenks
University of California
Igh
Los Angeles
Geary
Willie Geary
Hever
Earletta Wilkins
Mother Jenks
Caribbean Tropics
San Miguel de Padua
el Buen Amigo
California
Ler Cablesram
Cable Company
Daim
United States
Tuenaventura
Bort
Willie” Mather Jenks
Hydy
Mother Jenis
Coblecram
Honeuriem
John Stuart Webster
Unknown Tongue To Him Down In Park Row
A Cincinnati Times Star tale recalls wartime hotel bulletin misreadings. In a Gibson House dining room a waiter misreads a posting, mistaking badges worn by guests for a convention of dentists and gynecologists, delivering a humorous moment in a hotel setting.
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Park Row
Cincinnati
Chicago
Izoe
Hawks
Gibson House
Gibson
Jess
National Association of Gynecologists
Cincinnati Times- Star
Death awaits Pasha after wealth found in Swiss exile
Turkish ex-minister Ahmed Djemal Pasha, called Hero of Islam, lives in Lausanne Switzerland amid murder and deportation charges. Accused of ordering mass killings of Arabian Syrian and Armenian families, he faces a death sentence in Turkey while Swiss authorities demand expulsion. His family travels with gold shipments to Constantinople and Europe.
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Geneva
Switzerland
Lausanne
Ahmed Tjemal Pasha
Young Turk
Constantinople
Syria
Bhick
Tribuna de Geneve
Turkey
Djemel Pasha
Adnyts
Sat
Djemal
Switzerhind
Holland
Djewal
David Pasha
Paris
Goeben
Breslan
Djemul
Rejonr
Tribune
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Plans for Harvest Hands in Kansas and Wheat Belt
Kansas City reports the clearing house for harvest labor will move thousands of farm workers through five states over two months to harvest winter wheat. Estimates come from surveys by the U S employment bureau with state cooperation. Kansas expects 30 000 to 50 000 outside workers. wage scales range from 70 cents an hour plus board in two thirds of the state to about five dollars a day with board in eastern Kansas.
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Kansas City
Kansas
Oklahoma
Missouri
Nebraska
South Dakota
Towa
United States Free Employment Bureau
Free Employment Bureau
A. M. Gillian
State Employment Service
MIT Votes Tax On Student Failures Amid Protests
Massachusetts Institute of Technology imposes a $5 fine on students for each failure or deficiency in study. Undergraduates protest with some faculty support. Professor Leonnard M Passano argues teachers and students share responsibility and suggests instructors be fined with students if the rule stands.
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Boston
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Leonnard M. Passano
No Deaths in 57 Years Believed in Cranmore Cal
Cranmore California boasts the town as the healthiest in the state after noting its cemetery has had no new grave since 1863 the last funeral in the community. Residents have died elsewhere in the state but Cranmore records no deaths locally in 57 years.
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California
Cranmore
Cal
Plowing by Spotlight in Cincinnati Area
Farmers plow by tractor under night spotlights due to late spring in Cincinnati area. In Kentucky courts are being adjourned and farmers excused from jury service to stay near home and work.
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Peter B. Kyne
Forth Valley
Calif
Denver Webster ,Er
Entral America
Don Ricardo
Hallmark
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Macomb, Ile
Pasha
Ahmed Djemal
Swise Resort
Boston Tech
Standard Oil Company
Indiana
Middle West
Michigan Ave
Charles Adkins
En Pie
Haan
Rta
CN Art
BM Davison
Asc
Carter
Sotarel
City OF Erie
Buffalo
Shin
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