Garland Dies After Long Life Of Prairie Research
The obituary notes the death of a noted writer and explorer who chronicled prairie history and occult studies. He joined the Psychedic Research family early in the century, authored Forty Years of Palenic Research and The Mystery of the Buried Crosses, and collected relics and silver artifacts from missions. He and his wife were buried near the site of their garden work and spiritual investigations.
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Migatiniakers
Ber
Aitiss
Asamontt
Triona
Willem
Dean Howells
Omary
Mnet
ISAS
Skope
Psythicad Research Famcly
Medias
Psychic Bisex
Calle Joris
Walt Wee
Boddy
Linsty
Coast Man Rescues $45 From Bandit In Bay Incident
Ragged clipping reports a man in San Pedro jumping into the bay to escape a bandit and recover his $45 pocketed cash. The text also mentions a series of disjointed items from other cities, including divorce pleas, tax notices, and odd street names, all tangled in a single fragmented page.
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San Pedro
William Patrice O'Neill
Wei
Hatch Act Row Opens Senate Debate on Scope
March 5 report outlines Senate discussion on extending the Hatch Act to federal workers including highway staff and state employees. Miller argues extension would harm the Democratic Party. Hatch supporters warn it could chill political speech by federal workers and laborers. Senate leaders clash over whether to repeal or retain provisions affecting federal and contractor employees.
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Weeningmna
Senate
Hetama
Ike Zak
3Filler CosAck
Bateh
Demajeretic Park
Fiat Pravisian
Miller
Democratic Party
Penersl
WEA
Tenry
Peekskill Philanthropist Pugsley Backs World Federation Study
Peekskill attorney and philanthropist Pugsley offered $1,000 to fund a World Federation study after World War I. He proposed a world parliament elected by nations to meet in Geneva and vote on a federation budget, with the plan reviewed by the institute officials supported by several nations. Pugsley has a long history of gifts to international and educational institutions in the United States and abroad, including Harvard scholarships and a conference on international relations at Yale.
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Warts
Tnstue
Si Jostarch Wiganizasion
Treatre of Nations
Mayhat
Pugsley
Peekskal
Mnt
Gnance
World Federation
Heer
Sone
Pagena
Willun
Geneva
Federation of the World
United Stats
Harvard University
Fale
Vassar College
College of Wiliam Wd Mines
Syracuse University
Rollins
King Decorates Hero Workmen in Munitions Plant
King George decorated three workers at a London munitions factory for bravery during a nitrogen peroxide blast that killed five and injured many. The ceremony honored those who steadied operations after the plant accident and prevented a larger disaster.
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London
King Grerge
Orden
Bowling Action Looms In Detroit Trip For 215 Men
The article outlines a large bowling delegation heading to Detroit led by Andrew Sartin of the Payumee League and Ed Lerner, with plans described for a five year journey’s origin and a series of league match results. It details team standings, notable scores, and individual honors across multiple local leagues.
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Foris
Irave Shracane
Cyrd
Igor
Andrew Sartin
Payumee Leagee
Ed Lerner
Wil
Pavune Uelezvinn
Omer Sth
Pasunr
Atest
Variuines
Yeaens
Maine
Teague
Metock
Shopkeeper Foils Holdup in Fitteburgh Night Incident
A shopkeeper in Fitteburgh resisted a holdup by two men who entered the gonda store and demanded whiskey. They left with a portion of the cash while the owner cried for help, but the clerk escaped with two pieces of profit and reported the incident to authorities.
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Fitteburgh
David Laven
Gonda
Leven
Savenkrinas
Match Scores in Syracuse Bowling Leagues Note Process Gear
In Syracuse bowling leagues the Women’s Commercial league results highlight a Biri squad leading with a strong 3.0 average. At Chicago, Weems placed second and third, while Monarchs posted a 2065 team score as the Pabsts were hired at a rating of 2,998.
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Syracuse
Process Gear League
City League
Ie Biri
Thicago
Weems
Monarchs
Pabsts
Eight Bowling Aces Lead In 206 Average Race
Eight bowlers, including Kermld Maurer of Syracuse, post averages above 206 over the last decade in American Bowling Congress competition per a Steve Ruby report in the National Centers Journal. Maurer stands eighth nationally, with Gillbe Zaher and others near the top, as Frankie Teahouse and Adelph Sweda Carl ton also rank high. The field, led by a 1.644 total in national match play, hints at the rising strength of Detroit and Milwaukee entrants and the looming 1,800 mark for the era’s top players.
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Leese Hug
Galeria Ace
Aerie
Ae & Ag
Lee
Peter
Leeiuner
Brhears
Casey
Aera
Lawrence
Il Ipenres
Sutures
Rochenter
Syracuse
Arenal Srekriz Hy Gare
Eure
Ainersen
Sie
Baris
Shane
Abe S
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Pacita
Vickers
Talale
Camres
Tbs
Teo
Feerea
Fatels
BES Oper
Matt
Sana
Balvay
Coxies
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Baeheee
Fehes
Lez Birk Brothers
Chicago
Esmanel
Feu
Deore
Iss
Pocorn Sreswar
Hesemeies
Michaels
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Neve
Pei
Hilda Hg
Kane
Andys Rot
Teelgerat
Hels Sanden
Pic
Gedinsel Tae
Selo
Collgcess
Ico
Pryce Tel
Hiusigersats Uy
Tistory
Buremotz
Silver Oak Ns
Isfaenom
Feansa Ar
Pristetta
Snares Rac
George Gel
DiPalsca
Bradort
Aser
Sales Lellingee
Rey Gees Sm
Telel
Telel Orf
Women's Association
Baaraton
Utah TY Fitcaro
Donaleon
Osssek
Rgis Tende
Rolyat S
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Tagaraeh Ity
Greene
Mack Hnieisons
Faaviel UA
Jeje Taig
Kame
iAlantan
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Ual
Rearta Tinraa
Tosibe
Ao ‘Greese Eet
Ta Fair Aang Preates
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Lee Lave
Ovens
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Hece
Roston
Clarke Ik
Ae Boece
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Renecek
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Steenes
Ty Totair
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Gurerand
Peice
Breck
Hariees
Aivessy Xacese Baers
Wil Auneer
Sohneides
ATES
Franz Bistes
Rocaer
Alseer
Betsy Roosevelt
Iain Alco
Tas Angelis
Larsin
Jel
Bry Eblaenin
James Roosuvelt
Tatas
Sep En Fai Peiccuran
USA
Aden
Eh Korman
Sears
Talate
Ilicies
Dent
Wererses
Areman
Ieee
Solvay
Saas
TaNouss Werkeeman
CNET
Tolale
St. Vincente
Tosa
Uae
Nalnenery
Ays
Mead
Kermld Maurer
Steve Ruby
National Centers Journal
Maurer
Hefen Ae
Hank Maring
Stitwinder
Ion Ton
Marino
Ms Rater
Gillbe Zaher
Frankie Teahouse
Wauxeemn
Adelph “Sweda" Carlton
Learter
Waller
Ward
Meveland
Tauelty
Antler Cieveline Odie
Te State
Detroit
John Crimiins
Ned Day
Milwaukee
Hoaling
Cuteett Courmur
Tuucnal Wit
Whiley Munn
Sew Taek
Alen
Andy Voripann
Wolher Latham
Muss
Bootleggers Steal Five Thousand In Liquor From Vault
Tulsa report notes bootleggers burgled five thousand dollars worth of whisky and wine from a warehouse vault. Federal raids seized the liquor as evidence. bottles show loot tested. Authorities say the theft involved 150 cases with additional unnamed crates.
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Tulsa
Oklahoma
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Baye Farrell
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Bert Tro
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Kite
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Dover
Del
Blwood Williams
Cheswald
Solway Women’s Commercial League
Porter-Cable League
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