Carve History on Totem Pole in Tulalip Reservation
William Shelton, an American Indian artist described as a historian, works for five years on a massive totem pole carved from a Tulalip cedar. The pole, nearly seven feet in diameter and taller than a man, will stand before the Tulalip school to preserve the tribe’s hereditary history for generations. Shelton rejects worship connotations, sees the pole as a woodcarved history of modern events and the World War I era, highlighting his patriotism and war-era fundraising efforts.
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Workie
Portland
Ore
Wiliam Shelton
Tulollup
Shelton
Pele
Fe Han
Tulalip
Ceme Fr
Seattle
Europe
Belgium
Marne
Somme
Arconne
Italians Long to Return to the United States
In rural Italy hundreds of former Allied soldiers and their families yearn to go back to America. Wages in Italy are lower and housing scarce. many men have visited New York, earned money, and bought vines only to sail again for the U S. Emigration now requires securing work before the ship lands, and wives prefer leaving Italy to stay with their husbands in the new land.
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Rome
United States
America
Italy
France
Per «Hing
Tied
Thie Fuley Tole
Cour
Land of Freedom
Willnee
Hete
San Pellee
New York
TEACH CHILD EARLY National Education Interest Grows
National Kindergarten association reports wide legislative interest in early education across many states and territories, Porto Rico, plus rising need for kindergarten in public schools. California shows effective legislative path. 4,000,000 children ages four to six lack educational provision. Claxton cites kindergarten as vital to American education and home care. Seven subway deaths in New York over 16 years amid 4.3 billion riders. Dr J L Maxwell’s four marriages and two wives through divorces.
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Washington
National Kindergarten Association of
New York
Colorado
Connecticut
Georgia
Ulnons
Indiana
Kansas
Missouri
New Mexico
South Dakota
Tennessee
Wisconsin
Porto Rico
Bureau of Education At
California
Missioner Claxton
United States Bureau of Education
Subway
New York City
Frank Hedley
No League of Nations in This School in Chicago
A Chicago school on Wentworth Avenue with pupils of 22 nationalities relied on a principal and a teacher to settle disputes by organized fistfights. Salvatore Sertino and Abe Selon, both 12, challenged each other after a mock duel, with the principal acting as referee and the basement bout proceeding despite questions about safety and discipline.
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Hioago
League of Nations
Webster Schowl
Wentworth Avenue
Knights of Old
Allen M. Hogee
Salvator Sertino
Abe Selon
Federal
Salvatore
Abe
Mies Hogge
Hegen Kalvetore
Balvatore
Unknown Poisoner Terrifies Korthaus Family
The Korthaus family in Comanche County endures a string of alleged poisoning deaths with a third victim Clarence Korthaus, age unknown, dying after ingesting suspected poison in public crowds. Earlier, siblings Walter and Leonard Deve died, and the family narrowly escaped a farmhouse fire and further attacks as they consider moving to Lawton for safety.
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Krearthage
Kort Feos
Walter Korthaus
Leonard
Disaster at Sea Shatters Gala Yacht Trip
Wealthy Walter Clark invited friends aboard his motor yacht for a day on Katekil Bay in Lake George. A fire, explosion, and rapid blaze forced passengers into the water. Fractions of injuries and losses are sought in a supreme court suit against Clark and others, alleging intoxication and negligence. Mrs Robertson, unable to swim, was rescued after leaping into the bay.
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Lens Falls
Walter Clark
Glenn Falls
Folke Sundblad
Elfreda Sundblad
Ruby Galbraith Robertson
Lark
Katekil Bay
Lake George
Sandblads
Mra Robertson
Supreme Court
Lowes
Mr. Clark
Aunt Mary Hears of a Million in Old Putnam Inheritance
An elderly Ohio woman, Aunt Mary Richardson, meets a hopeful visitor claiming she is the long lost daughter of Henry W Putnam, the inventor believed to own a vast $50 million estate from royalties on devices like the safety pin. She recalls letters from Idy Gregg about a supposed fortune and dismisses the idea as divine fate.
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Averly, O
Winlow House
Ohio
Mra Richardson
Aunt Mary
Putnam
Mary
New Orleana
Henry, Jr
Lewis
Gilbert Wallace
Henry W. Putnam, Jr
New York
Idy Gregg
Syracuse
Mr. Putnam
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Pershing
Powes
Clites
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Robin Hood's Bay
Yorkshire
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National Association
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Little Rock, Ark
J. L. Maxwell
Mies Hagen
Mortensen
Deve
Korthaus Heya
Grandfsther
A. F. Korthace
Comanche County
Lawton
Mates
Crisen
Robertson
Fone
BLST
Santhiad
Elise Devaneds
Sehr
Mr. Sandtied
Ark Yeecht
MFG. Co
Tabeo
A. Pererfield
Navona
Holland
Brazel
Psl
Pianeta
Steve Polish
Pouswis
Nickm
Aves Buon
All Dealers
Honey Red
Oe Bea
Eatearecat
Leavitt Towser
Pies Biet
Arbonne
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