Six Walrus Hunters Survive Arctic Gale Odyssey
Six of eight walrus hunters recount a 300 mile drift from Siberia to Gambell Alaska after an Arctic gale. The crew, hungry and frozen, reached St. Lawrence Island with two missing and one near death, as rescue and relief efforts begin.
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Sevoonga
St. Lawrence Island
Alaska
WXY
Nome
Associated Press
Bering Sea
Siberia
Gambell
Little Max Bay
St. Lawrence Isle
United States Bureau of Education
Mos
Troops Close on Shanghai After Key City Falls
Cantonese Nationalists tighten grip around Shanghai as Hangchow falls and Ningpo nears, with Sun Chuanfang's forces retreating toward Shanghai. Foreign powers rush reinforcements, Chaumont Marines en route, British battalion departing Hong Kong amid talks with Chinese government officials.
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Associated Press
China
Shanghai
Hangchow
Grand Canal
Sun Chuan Fung
Anghai
Chekiang Province
Sun
Hangenow
Ningpo
Hangcnow
Jast Gbt
London
Ruston Hi Y Members Attend Haynesville Meeting
Hi Y members from Ruston head to Haynesville for a state association meeting led by East Lanier Thompson and principal Harrson. The group plans to gather at noon Friday for the session and an evening program.
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Ruston
Hi-Y
Haynesville
Rustos Ns
Harrson
Easti
Lanier Thompson
Press- State Association
Ite Hiey Club
Iest
St Bor.ktien
Fogston
Booner
Irion Hearing in Crescent City Civil Court
The case challenging Dr V K Irion conservation commissioner proceeds in Judge Parker's court with arguments over whether the attorney general must file action. Major Payne's counsel seeks time to add the attorney general as a party, and the judge grants a brief extension to determine consent and party status. The matter is continued to next Wednesday.
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Associated Press
New Orleans
V. K. Irion
Attorney General
Frank T. Payne
Parker
Edward Righter
Dr. Irion
Sponse
Payne
Terracing Project Panics Lincoln Farm Under scrutiny by business men
A Ruston delegation led by G A Colvin observed a pioneering terracing system on the Colvin farms near Dubach. The plan uses level-grade terraces instead of the traditional four-inch fall, with six mule team assist and a sixteen foot width now, later widened to twenty feet, totaling more than ten miles of terraces built so far.
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News-Star
Ruston
Cogent H
Ty Cays
Announce Meeting of Legion Men at Ruston
Commander Sanders Baskin of McFarland Post No. 2 announces a Legion meeting in Ruston. Linden Dalieres and four other members will attend. the event is set for a Wednesday with details provided by state service officials.
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Ruston
New
Sanders Baskin
McFarland Post No. 2
American Legion
Ener Linden Dalieres
Ce Burg
Elks Ball
Fragmented dialogue hints at mistaken identity and romance
A garbled exchange features accusations of mistaken identity and romantic plotting. References include a widow, Uncle BIM, and a “crusader on a mule” contrasted with a cyclist. The overheard chatter centers on who is involved and potential marriage plans.
Missionary to Preach Twice at Monroe First Presbyterian
Reverend Yosip Benyamin, a Persian and Russian mission veteran, will speak at both morning and evening services at Monroe's First Presbyterian church. He has faced personal loss for gospel work and seeks support from free will offerings to return to his mission duties. He was ordained in 1910 after Columbia Seminary training and now travels with his wife and five children to resume work.
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Monroe
Tomorro
First Presbyterian Church
Yosip Benyamin
Persia
Russia
Benjamin
Columbia Seminary
Presbyterian Church
Corn in the world referenced by Funk and educational path
The fragment notes Mr. Funk attended Illinois State Normal University and afterwards Yale. It presents a brief career trajectory from teacher training to advanced study at Yale, implying a notable academic background in the context of the period.
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Mr. Funk
Illinois State Normal University
Yale
Funk Aims to Represent Agriculture in Interstate Body
Frank H. Funk, soon to finish a third term as representative of Illinois Seventeenth District, is noted as an agriculture economist and large landowner. He owns 28,000 acres in Illinois and helped organize a seed company in 1902 with his brothers, once the largest seed grower.
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Donger
Illinois
Funk
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