More and More The Life of Sir Thomas More Married Life
The article recounts Thomas More's two marriages, his second wife Alice Middleton, and the marital strife surrounding his education of the wife of an English lord chancellor. It notes More's resignation of the Great Seal, reduced means, and his imprisonment, with reflection on his first marriage to Jane Delce. It also mentions contemporaneous events: De Marty’s birthday, the Franco-Prescian war, Harding’s Marion address, Britain’s war entry anniversary, journalists to Ottawa, and Southern Association educators gathering in Nashville.
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More
Alice Middleton
Mere
Anne Belayn
John Coke
Essex
Celte
Roper
Jane Delte
de Marty
Lauder
Weisesabers
Warren G. Harding
Marion
Wayne County
Ohio
Great Britain
Germany
British Empire
Ottawa
South
Nashville
Budapest Occupation Cited Amid Allied Protests
Fragmentary note recalls Soviet troops occupying Budapest and Allied protests. It mentions Baker proposing a peace plan with a strength noted as four, though details are unclear.
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Eaian
Budapest
Efter Baker
Enoch Arden Tale Repeats as War Returns Stir Vienna
Vienna reports a misaddressed telegram from Irkutsk signaling a missing husband is alive. A widow who died upon learning the news left an unresolved claim after a hospitalised man with the same name remarried and returned home, forcing a correction of the mix up.
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Vienna
Enoch Arden
Irkutsk
Nhree
Milwaukee hotel conventions to address industry issues
Aug 4 opens a series of conventions in Milwaukee to discuss prohibition on the hotel business and other topics of interest to hotel proprietors and managers. The Northwestern Hotel Men's Association, Wisconsin State Hotel Association, and Illinois State Association hold their annual meetings. Local bonbons provide entertainments for visiting hotel men.
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Miwaukee
Wis
Northwestern Hotel Men's Association
Wisconsin State Hotel Association
Illinois State Association
Bonifaces
Thomas E Watson to Seek Senate Seat in Georgia
The well known Georgian Thomas E Watson aims to contest the United States senate seat once held by Hoke Smith. A former state and federal legislator and presidential candidate, Watson has long been a national figure through his criticism of men and parties. He remains a forceful writer and speaker at home, noted for works on Napoleon Jefferson and Jackson and a history of France. He denounces both capitalism and socialism.
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Thomas E. Watson
Hoke Smith
United States Senate
People’s
Napoleon
Thomas Jefferson
Andrew Jackson
France
Watson
Western Open Golf Championship Opens in Toledo
A prize of one thousand dollars will be awarded to professionals at the Western open golf championship starting in Toledo on August 4.
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Toledo
Belgians Births Mark 20th Birthday of Princess Marie Jose
A roundup notes the births of royal figures and officials on this day. Princess Marie Jose of Belgium, daughter of the King and Queen, was born in Brussels twenty years ago. Also listed are Charles James McCarthy governor of Hawaii born in Boston fifty nine years ago, John Garland Pollard FTC member born in King and Queen County Virginia forty nine years ago, and Rt Rev Henry Judah Mikell bishop of Atlanta born in Sumter South Carolina forty seven years ago.
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Marie Jose
Brussels
Charles James McCarthy
Territory of Hawaii
Boston
John Garland Pollard
Federal Trade Commission
King and Queen County
Henry Judah Mikell
Atlanta
Sumter
3. C
Conventions Opening Today Across Regions
Convention openings listed include Syracuse hosting New York Fruit Growers Association, Spokane hosting Washington Retailers Association, Milwaukee events for Indiana and Wisconsin Retail Coal Dealers, Blacksburg Virginia for the State Farm Institute.
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Syracuse
New York State
Fruit Growers’ Association
Spokane
Washington State
Rs’ Association
Milwaukee
Indiana
Wisconsin
Blacksburg
Virginia State Farm
Ts’ Institute
Cold keys of Windsor tied to royal openings
The royal museum at Windsor Castle displays cold keys given to King George and predecessors for public building openings. A brief account accompanies each key, detailing the ceremony. Separate notes estimate Prussia’s barren land at 3,705,000 acres with 1,970,000 acres cultivated between 1850 and 1918 and 3,705,000 additional acres to be drained.
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Royal Museum
Windsor Castle
George
Prussia
Repair or rebuild at Ouachita Saddle and Harness Co
Advertises auto top repair and rebuild services by Ouachita Saddle and Harness Company located at No 114 Walnut Street offering top facility work and related services.
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Ouachita Saddle and Harnean Company
Walnut Street
Various Sports News From The Northwest And Beyond
Notes cover polo in Spain, Babe Roth touring, George's $20 000 racing year, Portland racing plans, Northwest fly and bat tournament in Seattle August 6 7, national horseshoe championship in Akron, origin of golf links, and Canadian golf events in Ottawa. Includes rugby league secretary Les Constans resigning from Pittsburgh and remarks on rowing at Worcester trials.
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Babe” Roth
Big George
Portland
Ore
Pacific Northwest Racing Association
The
Northwest
Seattle
Akron
Les Constans
Pittsburgh
Worcester
America
Clay Turner
Ton Gibbons
St. Paul
Fght
Tony Medehoor
Chicago
Tng
East Chicago
Syracuse
Larry Lajere
la Joiete
Pate
Cleveland
Bankrell
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Road
Peddicord Motor Supply Company, Inc
Mackie
Mackde
T Co., Inc
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Parlor City Lumber Company
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