Roanoke Rapids Herald Photographers Worldwide
The Roanoke Rapids Herald is supported by about two hundred photographers worldwide through an association with other American papers. Over a hundred work with the armies and navies of warring nations. Weekly, select images by these photographers will be printed for Herald readers.
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Princess LubarnitskLite Seeks U S Visit With Family
The article notes Princess Onstiee LubarnitskLite arriving in Washington with her husband and four children. It mentions lingering bison preservation themes and a seventy year old event, alongside curiosity about a doctor’s fame and potential establishment of a pottery project with Hulloogs government.
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Onstiee LubarnitskLite
United States
Washington
Tomorrow a movement to abolish tomorrow
A fragmentary quote notes that tomorrow causes anxiety and hesitation. It argues that dwelling on tomorrow harms today and that fearing the unseen future weighs more than present action. The piece reflects a Life magazine style meditation on time and worry.
Toll roads and river gate tale from old times
A fragmented recollection describes a toll gate on a road where travelers paid for passage as a gate barred the way. The gate remained shut until toll paid, the river turned, and the gate became a landmark. It notes toll roads and a curious tradition linked to barrier and passage. It also mentions shipping figures from the bottom of the sea.
Miners Reject Plan Aimed at Peace Talks
Mercantile era report notes miners reject every proposal for conciliation that would have moved toward peaceful settlement, signaling continued labor strife and unresolved conflict.
Government Refusal to Raise Prices Sparks Redrawn Labor Talks
Workers and operators clashed over a proposed price increase amid wartime controls. John L. Lewis and William Green voiced mixed signals as federal court injunctions and government policy loomed. The session ended with no clear resolution, a sign prices may be reconsidered under pressure from labor and state authority.
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Eitie
Weil
Witners
John L. Lewis
Ming
William Green
Rela
Italy to follow Dalmatian decision under Paris talks
A garbled Belgrade dispatch reports Italy agreeing to observe the Paris peace conference decision. The message notes officials will steer policy toward Dalmatian concerns, with government channels referencing junior officials and a front of cooperation amid postwar diplomacy.
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Belgrade
Lashwott
Biteat
Sting
New Site Secured for Cuban American College
A new location was secured for the Cuban American College in the Monte area. The site lies about two blocks from the center and is described as a highly desirable residential district within the Cuban capital.
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Atlanta
Soa Peliinary
Catia
Heantitil
Bern
Growth of worldwide fight upon hookworm
A condensed reading of an annual report from the Rockefeller Foundation described a global plan to combat hookworm. The document notes activity in America, the Far East, and other regions as part of intensified progressive eradicative work during the previous year.
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New York
Mme Reukefeller Fondition
Briel
Far East
United States
Presenting to the President Prohibited by Constitutional Amendment
The Washington Republican platform calls for a constitutional amendment barring the President from accepting gifts. Supporters argue ratification by enough states is needed to make the measure effective.
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Washington
Republican
Klite
Denver Jury Rules That Anyone May Steal Liquor
A Denver jury case concerns defendants charged with liquor theft in a criminal court. The defense argued national prohibition erodes property rights in theft statutes, claiming the act was not stealing under the county law.
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Denver
Deel Ting
French Court Annuls Diplomat Marriage Over Local Customs
A French diplomat stationed in the East had his marriage to an American wife annulled by the French court. The ruling cited failure to observe Mont Coul customs of capture and purchase. The report notes Mongolia’s two marriage modes as context, and hints at broader cultural contrasts.
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Pont
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Mongolia
Amale Cao
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