Second Helen Keller: Wisconsin Deaf School Graduate Triumphs
Delavan Wisconsin July 18 a second Helen Keller has appeared Anna Paulina Johnson of Colfax Wisconsin graduates with high honors from the Wisconsin School for the Deaf overcoming blindness deafness and muteness along with poverty and illness She learned to speak and communicate by manual alphabet and earned a bright independent future after years of struggle and resilience
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Helen Keller
Wisconsin School For the Deaf
Anna Paulina Johnson
Colfax
Wis
Miss Keller
Anna
Miss Hammond
Fau Claire
Vis
Movies listings at multiple theaters this week
The airdates list shows screenings at Wesser Odeon Alhambra Melbourne Class A Elite and more through Sunday. Features include The Tragedy of Big Eagle Mine The Well The Artist's Dream Denizens of the Deep The Joy Ride The Molding In Old Marseilles Spotted Elephants Hawk Moth Athens The Fight at Grizzly Gulch Something Rotten in Havana Ignorance Is Hiss A Mistake The Diamond Mystery Sweeney's Dream The Dream Home The Lost Combination Annie Laurie Peeping Pete The Bandit The Picket Guard The Smallpox Scare in Stony Gulch The Wrong Road The Tuna Indian Company Ashes A Foreign Spy Love and Rubbish Rounding Up the Counterfeiters Spider Crab and Lobsters A Joy Ride The Moulding Her Mother's Oath Her Sweetest Memory Songs of Truce All on Account of a Portrait.
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Athens
Grizzly Gulch
Havana
Alhambra
Stony Gulch
Tuna Indian Company
WED TWICE IN YEAR ADMITS BIGAMY IN STAMFORD
Arthur B. Bush of New York pled guilty to bigamy in Stamford city court. He married Helen Kinneburg on June 15 after a Pennsylvania divorce, then wed Anita Von Fisher in April. His second wife had a child last week and is staying with her parents in Hoboken. Bush says he was drunk at the time of the third marriage.
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Stamford
Conn
Arthur B. Bush
One Hundred and Seventy-seventh Street
Amsterdam Avenue
New York
Bush
Helen K. Kinneburg
Russell Kinneburg
Hohokus
N. J
Pennsylvania
Anita von Fisher
No. 218
West One Hundred and Sixteenth Street
von Fisher
J. W. Richardson
Hobokus
Girl Feeds Self On Ten Dollar Twenty Weeks
Miss Clara S. Loewus, Towanda Pennsylvania, finances violin study at Ithaca Conservatory by spending sixty cents weekly for twenty weeks. Daily meals include tea and toast with peanut butter, bread with peanut butter and Coca Cola, a boiled potato with dairy butter, occasional tomatoes or an egg. She is five feet tall and weighs 115 pounds, described as healthy.
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Aeree
Ithaca Conaeratory
Clara
Loewus
Towanda
Loewnus
Theatres This Week Feature Seattle Frank Rich Co
Moore Dark and Metropolitan Dark present Wedding Bells at Seattle venue. Orpheum Vaudeville and Empress Vaudeville run shows this week with metropolitan acts and vaudeville entertainment.
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Seattle
Frank Rich Co
Seeks Mother In Sacramento Case of Miss Oliver
A 19 year old girl, with wistful eyes, told police she believes murdered Cherry de St. Maurice is her mother. She names herself Mrs. Lorna Oliver wife of Walter Oliver a Southern Pacific employee living in Yolo. She declines money and searches for a lost mother despite all.
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Sacramento
Cherry
Johnson
Cherry de St. Maurice
Lorna Oliver
Walter Oliver
Southern Pacific Company
Hving
Yolo
Bible Remembered in Fatal Freight Accident Identity
Identified by a Bible found on Oscar Baumearte Jr in a fatal July crash on the Chicago Milwaukee and St. Paul line near Del Mar Louisiana. The Bible aided confirming his identity among three victims. He carried the testament daily as a devout habit.
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Chicago
Oscar Baumearte, Jr
Oscar
Milwaukee & St. Paul
Delmar
Baumgartel
Incident in Slaughter Reveals Recluit Leo Tardan
One incident proved beneficial to the Champa as Seattle’s recruit pitcher Leo Rardon, secured from Bremerton, was uncovered. Tardan, who throws from the south side, held the Pipping scoreless after removing Laird in the fifth.
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Seattle
Leo Reardon
Bremerton
Teardon
Laird
Panama Pacific Exposition oiling toward 80 million cost
Frisco officials report the Panama Pacific International Exposition will top 50 million in construction costs with total outlay likely surpassing 80 million including exhibits. Contractors race to complete main palaces as Japan and New York pledge funding and participation expands across the United States.
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San Francisco
North Beach
Panama Canal
United States
Department of State
Japan
New York
Pennsylvania
Indian woman leaves wealth from Sitting Bull descent
Grand Forks ND July 18 Wealth records among Indians of the northwest probably were established by Mrs Alma C C Parkin whose will shows an estate valued between 300000 and 400000 Mrs Parkin was directly descended from Sitting Bull Her estate was built up through her own efforts.
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Grand Forks
N. D
Northwest
Alma CC. Parkin
Local price list for farm and market goods from buyers to producers
The document lists buying and selling prices for farm produce and meat. It covers apples, lemons, cantaloupes, berries, eggs, and dressed meats with varying figures. Prices depend on freshness and quality, showing margins from producer to retailer.
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Commission
Issee
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Delavan
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Second Ave
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Panama
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Third Avenue
Pacific Northwest
Globe Wall Paper Co
Second Avenue
the Wesser
Big Eagle Mine
Marseilles
Melbourne
Moore
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West Stewart
Dad
Union
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Hite
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Roye’ and Girls
James ST
Mallory and
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Washington
Tacoma
Portland
Puget Sound
Timothy
Snes
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