Texas Woman Adopts French War Orphan Who Helped Save Her
Jean Heard, a French war orphan born February 3 1910 in Roving France, was adopted in Austin Texas by Dr Ethel Lyon Heard University of Texas physicist. His early life endured shell bombardments evacuations and care by Friends and English Society of Friends before transfer of guardianship. He arrived in New York May 13 1919 and is now learning English and French reading with his new family.
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Austin
Tex
Jeanr Heard
Ethel Lyon Heard
Owen
University of Texas
Twig
Roving
France
Teau
Ahyvso
Chidren
English Society of Friends
Charonseny- Marne
Heard
Jed Gross
Lier
Ta Biig
Arith
Haxte Savoir
Friends
Mary-sur-Saine
Department of the Aube
Gronp
Atceri
Chalom
Ur. Beard
Meautin
Tan
New York
Jean
Alan
Cottonseed Crush and Product Totals Reported
Washington report shows cotton seed crushed from Dec 1 to Nov 30 at 1.4 million tons, down from 1.716 million a year earlier, while November ’80 production reached 581,800 tons, below 782,751 a year prior. Crude oil production totaled 45,510,402 barrels, with on hand stock at November 30 around 520,501,078 barrels.
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Washington
D. C
Eansas Suireda
Year-ago production and trade figures in scattered figures
Readable figures show refined output and on hand stocks in inconsistent data. Notable items include pounds produced around 266 million and 335 on hand in one line, with other entries mentioning tons and bales. Names, dates, and clear entities are largely obscured by OCR errors.
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Esporta
Linters
American envoy declines meeting German at Paris dinner
Paris reports Hugh Wallner refused to meet Wilherm Mayer von Kaufbeuren at an official diplomatic corps dinner. The United States remains technically at war with Germany, prompting talk in political circles about the ambassador’s inability to meet a German counterpart. The guest list included Raoul Perot, wife of Ambassador Wallace, and other diplomatic officials.
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Paris
Hugh Wallner
France
Wilherm Mayer von Kaufbeuren
United States
Sill
Raoul Perot
Reputies
Wallace
Nthe Absengé
Uni Mes
KILLED HOLD-UP MAN IN LITTLE ITALY GROCERY
Nick Patito, a Kansas City grocer in Little Italy, surrendered and admitted shooting and killing George Evans, a gangster slain in a local resort. Patito was arraigned on a second degree murder charge, pleaded not guilty, and released on $2000 bond. The law enforcement association finance committee will discuss rewarding Patito.
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Kansas City
Nick Patito
Little Italy
Pelier
George Evans
Ryans
Wilves
Patitonee
Law Enforcement Assuciation
Newspaper Man Dies in Mineral Wells Story
Cal. Atm Story, 80, longtime newspaper man and owner of the Bokchito newspaper, died Thursday in Mineral Wells, Texas. He briefly served as superintendent of the Confederate home at Ariane, Oklahoma, and enlisted in the Confederate army during youth, later helping establish the first daily paper at this location.
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Yex
Story
Ariane
Oklo
Ape of Bight
Genva
New Orleans
Petition to President Wilson for amnesty movement at Oberlin
A campaign led by Dr Henry Churchill King of Oberlin College urges President Wilson to grant Christmas amnesty to all federal political prisoners held under the capiage fut. Restoration of free speech press and assemblage is demanded. Petition circulation started by the men and women states and the student self governing hod.
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Oberlin
Oia
Vec
Wilson
Henry Churchill King
Oberlin College
Hod
Crowther Well in Three Rivers Oil Field Update
Crowther well in Three Rivers region reports 20 burr daily after completion by Tuinl Jones and Cologjauy, San Anonin refinery firm began McMullen county development last summer. Production noted at 813 barrels. Field area expanded. Corsicana Texas sees a fire destroying a building nine miles south. loss estimated at 15000 dollars.
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Tuinl Jones
Cologjauy
San Anonin
McMullen Counnty
Corsicana
Tex
Smith and Alassey
Cure for Catarrhal Deafness Promised by Home Remedy
An English doctor endorses a constitutional treatment for catarrhal deafness to avoid irritation from sprays and douches. The remedy mixes Parmint double strength with hot water and sugar, taken as a tablespoon four times daily, aiming to reduce inflammation in the Eustachian tubes and improve hearing, head noises, breathing, and appetite. claims quick relief and low cost.
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England
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