Secret Wedding Welcomes Harriman Laidley Couple
Congratulations pour in for Mr and Mrs John Harriman who wed secretly in Port Chester New York with both families consenting. The groom is nineteen son of Oliver Harriman of New York and the bride Miss Alice A Laidley of Chicago both nineteen. The nuptials were at the guardian Howard Chandler Christys home where the couple met while the bride studied music.
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John Harriman
Port Chester
N. Y
Howard “Chandler
Christy
Oliver Harriman
New York
Alice A. Laidley
Chicago
Burgess Becomes Lord Burgess of Milwaukee Receives Heirloom Tithes
Bill Burgess of Milwaukee learns he has fallen heir to his father Lord Roberts tithes and estates. The former newspaper man once met the prince of Wales in Montreal and later ran an artificial flood business while operating a photo shop.
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Milwaukee
Lord Roberts
Bill
Burge
Burresa
raTapor Feta
Wisconsin La Follette Wins Big in Senate Nomination
Republicans renominated United States Senator Robert M. La Follette in Wisconsin, winning by a large margin as Gov. Blaine also prevailed. Teutonics and Nelson losses marked a shifting GOP scene with an Oshkosh Democrat rival.
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Wisconsin
United States
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Bob
LaFollette
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Rev. W. A. Ganfield
Anti-Saloon League
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Superior
H. H. Peavey
Nelson
Lalolette
Jessie J. Troover
Oshkosh
Mississippi
James K. Vardaman
Hubert D. Stephens
Woodrow Wilson
German Industry Chiefs Agree to Billion-Dollar Reconstruction Plan
UGO STINNES and Senator de Luber sac reach a deal to deliver one billion dollars in reconstruction material and work. Most labor will be done in Germany to limit German workers in France. German manufacturers earn six percent profit, while German Socialists criticize the plan as self serving.
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Chicago
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Willard
Baltimore ‘Cutives
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Wilkerson
Congress
Gompers Down
United States
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de Lubersac
Committee On
Germany
France
Stinnes
Hermes
Belgium
Hughes Arrives in Rio with Brazilian Independence Festivities
Secretary of State Hughes and his party were warmly received in Rio de Janeiro and housed in a palace as Brazil marked its centennial independence celebrations. He placed second to the Vatican ambassador at the presidential reception, reflecting Brazil's Catholic heritage, with Vatican guards present. Separately, aviators who left New York for Brazil in the Sarapaio Correia endured a crash but continue toward their Caribbean route in another aircraft.
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Hughes Cl
Rio de Janeiro
Hughes
Mgr. Cherubini
Vatican
Brazil
New York
Sarapaio Correia
Caribbean
Eminent American Dies. Rt. Rev. Samuel Farlows of Chicago
Rt. Rev. Samuel Farlows, head of the Reformed Episcopal Church in Chicago, died last week. A Civil War veteran, he rose to brevet brigadier general and spent his life in religious educational and patriotic service.
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Samuel Farlows
Chicago
Reformed Episcopal Church
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