Miss Blodgett Hosts Dinner for Bridal Party
Mrs Katherine Ridltvert and Miss Blodgett plan a dinner tonight at Teides Crossing for about thirty bridesmaids and guests. Attendants include the couple’s city visitors and military officers. The wedding is scheduled for tomorrow with many New Sickerg guests expected.
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Fragmented Political Names Amid Unclear Text
A garbled OCR passage lists numerous names and titles in a political context, including references to Wilson, McCarthy, Pomupiinites CS, and ministerial roles. The text is fragmented, with many misspellings and incomplete phrases, making it difficult to determine the exact event or affiliations.
Soldier speaks on courage and self reliance in wartime
A veteran corporal recalls service in France during World War I. He reflects on the value of education, independence, and self reliance, urging younger soldiers to aim for school or university and to rely on personal effort rather than grants or aid. He stresses the need for practical preparation and discipline.
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Saybrook Welcomes Fresh Air Fund Forty-Four Children
The Tribune Fresh Air Fund sends forty-four tenement children from New York City to Saybrook Connecticut for two weeks of hospitality. Local committee led by Mrs Chalkery and others organized host families and funding, with town ministers promoting the initiative. The event drew weekly crowds at the Town Hall and featured community efforts from Saybrook and surrounding towns to provide homes, meals, and activities while the children enjoy a respite from city life.
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Party Forms in Syracuse To Oppose League
A new political faction opposed to the league emerges in Syracuse led by John W. Shea a local attorney with a history in city politics. The group plans to back a candidate against the incumbent and aligns with figures like Henry Watson and former officials supporting American independence.
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Will of Lemuel E. Walees Seeks Widow and Heir Details
The Surrogates Court heard yesterday in Enid a filing by Murray T. Quighc and attorneys for the estate of Lemuel E. Walees who died July 1 at his home Site West Enid Avertin. The will leaves $2,000 and a repeating watch to the widow Mrs Ethel W. Lister and directs the late Quigg’s possessions, with various legacies and estate shares to others including Charles Morgenrath and the T. W. John Melville Company. Lilly Andrews, sister of the actress, appeared to seek further directions on the will’s disposition and the estate’s administration.
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Summer School Opens at Columbia University
Opening exercises at the college convening were held last night in the gymnasium building on the university route. The students were welcomed by Dr. E. Woodbridge, professor of physics. Dr. William Mayning, rector, addressed the crowd as did Dr. Jamra Oe / Tugbord, director of the summer session, who presided.
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League or Another War
Columbia Professor Dr Warter H Wilson visits war zones in France and occupied regions then returns home warning the League of Nations could spark another conflict. He notes French dependence on rations, populace bitterness toward England, and strong wartime industries while cautioning that without league action future wars loom.
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Knitting Committee Sends 2000 Garments to Serbia
The Navy League national knitting committee reported it sent 2000 knitted garments to Serbia and raised funds by selling wool at a 10 percent advance to knitters. In the U S, estate matters include Quigg leaving 20000 and funds to a widow, while "The Wayfarer" pageant promotion continues for the World’s Centenary Exposition in New York.
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Elks Lead Parade Amid Heavy Rain in Peace Rally
The Elks parade through city streets in a gala peace demonstration despite a downpour. Notables including Frank Craven and actors abroad join the procession and perform, with crowds cheering as umbrellas dot the march. The event highlights support for peace and features remarks by local officials and performers.
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Charity Get Bulk Of 41007000 Estate
A scattered OCR note outlines a charity benefiting from a large estate, listing numerous donors and beneficiaries across Brooklyn and New York. It mentions a 9 000 dollar gift, hospital funds, churches, and several named individuals with assorted bequests, plus a Cuban syndicate planning a Havana edition of Thy Follies.
Deed Book Seizure Tangles New York City Records
A chaotic OCR snippet describes a 1687 to 1691 New York City deed book seized by Sheriff Yat or his authority. J B Spannuth holds the volume amid claims the city’s titles cover much property value in the financial district worth millions. Spannuth may challenge taxation and bank rights. back cover notes English origins and a $9,000 figure for the smoky scene.
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American Legion to Admit Women Auxiliaries Nationwide
The national executive committee of the American Legion announced plans to admit women as auxiliary hosts and state branches will be notified to establish auxiliaries with direct participation in the organization. Many former wartime workers who helped relatives and friends in service want to continue their involvement, and the permanent status of local posts will be set by the national organization.
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Missing Will Puts Queer Problem Up To Danish Consul
The 1913 will by Theodore Angelo may resolve a contested matter involving one or two relatives and the Danish consul. Angelo, born in Denmark, died August 4 1918 after years in the United States. His 1918 will named John M. Tobin as sole beneficiary. his brother William also made a later will naming Tobin as executor. The Danish consul seeks information to settle the case.
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59th Street Plaza fringe reshapes avenue view
Amid ongoing construction and recent parades, the 59th Street Plaza project alters the north side of Fifty-ninth Street opposite Tuza. Patrolman Murchsyt reports continued disruption as the Sherman status dispute and related wills contest unfold. temporary administrator John M Tobin oversees the estate.
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