Americans Should Not Quit Haiti Says Visitor
Mrs Margaret EB Prieger, back from seven years studying Haiti, warns it would be grave to abandon the island. She argues continued U S marine presence maintains peace and prevents revolutions, bloodshed and economic damage, noting changes since occupation and dangers from intoxicants among soldiers.
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San Francisco
United States
Haiti
Margaret EB. Prieger
Mra Rt
Ethena
Cape Haiti
Pronu & Wp
France
Labor seeks 1,000,000 new members in push
Organized labor plans to add 1,000,000 members and reach 6,000,000 by year end. AF of L Vice President Frank Duffy announced the drive as workers gather in Montreal and Washington to support union growth and oppose nonunion wage suppression. President Gompers cites cautious backing of new production methods with worker welfare protected.
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Ralph F. Couch
Washington
Organized Labor
Frank Duffy
American Federation of Labor
Duffy
Federation
Montreal
Gompera
Stone Bust Of Kaiser Bombed In Berlin Gymnasium
A stone bust of the Kaiser, stored since August 1914 after the Optimist National corpse seized the German gymnasium, was damaged when a fleet bomb dropped at a recent club meeting. The bust suffered smashing impact during the blast.
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London
Mayor seeks a cub bear mascot for ship
In San Francisco Mayor Rolph seeks a unwanted bear cub to serve as a mascot for the battleship California. The city official asks residents to offer a suitable cub to be presented to the ship's crew and public.
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San Francisco
Joe
Rolph
California
Community Canning Kitchen Opens in Asheville NC
A new communal canning kitchen with modern facilities launches in Asheville North Carolina, offering shared space and equipment for local residents to process produce and preserve harvests. The project supports community access and food resilience for residents and organizations in the area.
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Asheville
Beauty Parlor Chronicles of a Hairdo Disaster
A narrator chronicles a visit to a beauty parlor where a plain facial becomes a dramatic transformation plan. Henna tips and a mud pack lead to a comical misread of self image as she fears needing dramatic eye brow plucking. The piece humorously contrasts celebrity tears with salon theatrics.
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Norma
Port olive street sales confusion tops Portola notice
Fragmented OCR reads like a druggist note claiming illegality of certain sales and a postal money order for 1.76 dollars from Port. Company at 747 North Main Los Angeles Cal with references to Bartell's and a stop on Olive Street.
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Owl, & Bartell’s
Pareet Post. Port. Company
North Main
Los Angeles
Cal
Style and hair fashion misgivings in a personal encounter
A narrator recalls discovering leftover beauty products and fashion trends as a woman asks how patrons wear their hair. They discuss hair lines over the eyes and hats, then fear losing their own identity through transformation and confront a specialist.
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Curt
Good Samaritan Case Sparks Abduction Debate
New York reports describe a man named Rowe Vrakipideu who abducted a woman after helping her, later arrested and jailed, then released to find she had married another man. The article notes strange remarks about care of New York state and personal reflections on vanity and payment.
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New York
Baaile Leon
Saya
Rowe Vrakipideu
Bit
Tose
John de Lighara
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