Ex President Wilson Buried in Vault at National Cathedral
Private services were held at the Wilson home in Washington before last rites at the Bethlehem Chapel of the National Cathedral on Mount St Alban. President Wilson lay in state at the home, then in a vaulted crypt of the edifice under construction, with officials including Mr and Mrs Coolidge and Mr Taft attending.
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Washington
Great Cathedral of
SS. Peter and Paul
Singe Janes
Woodrow Wilson
Wilsop
Bethlehem
Mount St. Alban
Westminster Abbey of
Arm
Tetate
Ben Pope
Poe
Weber
Wilson
Claksingths
Afr
Wai Kons
Prig
Mr. Wilson
George Washington
United States
One-Hand Gun Makers Fees to Pistol Toting
Hartford officials urge curb on gun mailing and enforce safe handling. They call for stopping mail shipments of one hand pins and require safes for revolvers and pistols to be kept by responsible dealers and reported to authorities. The Colts Patent Fire Arms Manufacturing Company backs tighter controls.
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Hartford
Conn
Patent Eire Arms Manufacturing Company
Costs to Maintain New York Ballast? Revenue Petition Details
A petition to Supreme Court Justice Guy outlines necessary expenditures to support a seventeen year old boy and his guardian. The document cites annual costs rising from 2800 to 3000 and requests an increase to 15 000 for attorney fees. The case concerns J Arthur Hinckley, son of J. Arthur Hinckley, with references to New York funding levels.
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New York
Tate
Sou
Supreme Court
Guy
Artur Hinckley
J. Arthur Jiinekley
Yun Quits Prison Over Dishwashing Dislike
Jefferson City reports that Yun Nanting also known as Jacek Lang, a Chinese counter in the Missouri penitentiary who escaped after resigning over dishwashing, is again confined behind bars. Two farmers captured him along the Missouri River in a lenky boat and returned him to the prison authorities in this city.
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Jefferson City
Vilpo Ah Yun
Jacek Lang
Missouri Penitentiary
Yun Nanting
Missouri
Death Claims Woodrow Wilson Outstanding Figure of the Age
A lengthy obituary chronicles Woodrow Wilson as a towering statesman of the era. It traces his birth in Staunton Virginia to his rise from Princeton president to United States president and his wartime leadership and post presidency activities. It notes his travels to Paris and London, the peace conference, and his health decline before his death.
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Woodrow Wilson
Cary T. Grayson
South Carolina
Wien
Paris
London
Syrapady
Europe
Wilson
France
Britain
Italy
Fagland
Phdy
United States
Wilson Hive
Washington
Bainbridge Colby
Robert Lansing
Hanling
Wisen
Woeeiiison
Isc
Staunton
Joseph RK. Wilson
Jessie (Woodrow) Wisen
Efien Louise Axsen
Jessie
Francis GB. Sayre
Eleanor
W. G. MeAdes
Margaret
University of Virginia
Atlanta
Johns Hopkins University
I&sh
Bryn Mawr College
Wesleyan
Princeton
New Jer
Lone Ocean Voyager Wins French Grand Sport Prize
The French Grand Sport Prize honors a notable sailor voyageer who crossed from France to New York in an 80 foot boat last year. Recipient include Captain George Cry and fencer Gaudin among others. the voyage earned him Legion of Honor recognition.
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Lone Ocean Voyager
Academy of Sports
Aliiin Dh. Gerbauld
George Cry
Geories Carpentier
Faveden Gaudin
France
New York
Tie
The
Legion of Tower
Knickers Win In Town Election
In Rewdy Spencer the Knickers issue decided by one vote. Mayor Cottle had pushed an ordinance forbidding knickers for women and girls. T W Latther favored dress freedom and won 78 to 77, vowing not to enforce the law.
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Spencer
Rewdy
Opie
Ciim
Taust
Cottle
Knickers
T. W. Latthner
Little Willis Boards Caboose Incident
A boy named Willis attempted to saw aboard a south bound freight train as it pulled out Saturday morning. A doctor reports he will be able to attend school on Monday.
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Little Willis
Caboose
Plan to Use Anti-Mutiny Paint on Prison Walls
Montgomer y Alabama report outlines a plan to coat prison interiors with anti mutiny pigments. Dr Ireton discusses color schemes for Kilby and other penal facilities and their psychological impact on inmates.
Origin of Blue Blood Phrase Traced to Castilian Nobility
The term blue blood traces to Spain's Castile and its noble families who claimed ancestral purity. The phrase may reflect the visible blue veins of fair complexions and contrast with darker skin tones.
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Castile
Message in a Bottle Reveals Fate of Tanker and Crew
A bottle recovered near Hillotts Key carried a note from the City of Everett stating this is the last of us and asking for notices to be sent to Philadelphia addresses. The note identifies Capt A L Baker and mentions a tanker and afl on board. Sightings near a river dock and two seals observed added confusion to the mysterious message.
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Atlatal
Vince Thesen
Everett
Batten
Peartigus
Afl
Messige
Hillotts Key
Minin
A. L. Baker
Tatineh Gindys
Seals Spotted Swimming in Hudson River
Four harbor seals were observed in the Hudson River near Mustings-on-ludson New Mexico. The seals are described as small and are noted as a common sight in the region during certain seasons.
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Hudson River
Mustings-on-ludson
NM. Y
New
Legislature Moves On 5 000 Aid For Child Welfare
The Iowa Senate considers a Stoddard introduced resolution to provide 5000 for the Iowa Child Welfare Commission after Governor Kendall requested the amount. Lawmakers report heavy code revision activity with dozens of bills advanced and debates over prison labor, tax relief, and local powers.
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Senate
Stoddard
Woodbury County
Iowa Child Welfare Commission
Jowsy Parent-Teachers Association
N. E. Kendsll
Senate Appropriations Committee
Parent-Teachers Association
Child Welfare Commission
Lows
House
Kendall
Board of Control
Anamosa
Senate State University
Bacteriological Laboratory
Iowa State College
Iowa Geological Survey
State Highway Commission
Superior Courts
Municipal Corporations
Iowa State News Highlights From Guthrie to Des Moines
Reports show Guthrie county will spend 40000 on bridges this year while Davenport residents cross the river on ice. Others note Selby sales of Duroc sows averaging 53 dollars for 36 spring gilts, a 100 year old walnut shipped to Des Moines Sawmill, and Roy Gault sworn as U S Marshal for the Southern District of Iowa. Hespers buys a moving picture machine for a municipal movie house, with pruning fruit trees starting February 15 per ISU horticultural men. Des Moines sees 77 building permits valued at 234000 in January and a fire tally. state charges against sand and gravel firms rise, and school enrollment jobs rise as bus depot work expands. More items cover immigrants aid, Tama banks growth, fire losses, and an Iowa corn breeding champion.
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Anamosa Reformatory
Hale
Jones County
Board of Control
Iowa
Des Moines
Federal
Prohibition Enforcement Department
House
Senate
State Teachers Association
Wala
Iowa Senate
Brookns
Hauge
Polk County
Kendall
State Child Welfare Commission
Joint Appropriations Committee
Warren
Guthrie County
Davenport
William
Peterson
Selby
Oakland
Roy
Gault
Creston
Lows
Hespers
Towa
Iowa State College
Farmers’ Grain Dealers’ Association
Fort Dodge
Reveala
Federated Jewish Charities
Tama County
State Board of Conservation
Sixth Avenue
Iowa Association of Southern California
Continental National Bank
Los Angeles
California
Sacs
Towa Ac
Traer High School
Tracr
Emile Coue
Nancy
France
State Fire Department
Gilmore ‘City Cement’ Corporation
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Riseigher
Grayson
Yun
League of Nations
United America
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Nedir
Wilset
Times
Wits
J. Thomas
Tirteen
K. E. Denison
Inels
Ind
McAdoo
Tol
Poffairs
Congress
MR. and
Mrs. Woodrow Wilson
Montgomery
Ala
Capitol
Cine
Dogrouses
Chese Institution
Leds
Freten
Techalead
Deetor Tréton
Kilby
Banner
Montevallo
Ireton
L. T. Smifth
State Highway Department
Simth
York Bay
Edward Gorlich
Nicholas Cook
Zinsser Chemical Plant
Brazil
Onties
Grundy
Buser
Lowaptly
Board of Railroad Commissioners
Grand Avenue
Des Moines River
House Agricultural Committee
Bowman
Henry C. Wallace
Secretary of Agriculture
Iowa State News
Commonwealth
INOWA
KKK
George Steen
Weat Liberty
Iowa Corn
Gity
Spohn
Coles
Goshen
Ind. USA
Halil’s
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
Ohio
Trav
Dodd
Dodd's Medicine Co
U.S
Main St
Buffalo
Dodds
Garfield T ‘Ea
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