Oberlin Lit club meets at Carruthers home for one act plays
The Oberlin Literary department gathered at W oP Carruthers home to view two one act comedies. Oscar Wilde's Question of Morality featured Mrs Chapin and others, while Bernard Shaw's How He Lied to Her Husband was performed by Mrs O B Peabody and Mrs Towaslsted. The next meeting will be held at Mrs Rowi Hams Forest Street in two weeks. Mrs Johns T Shaw dies in Boston hospital. Professor A S Root to attend Chicago meeting and Wisconsin lectures.
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Oberlin Person Notes Local Family Updates
Oberlin columns report Deo Kimball of the Lale Glee Club will visit Merlin next week Tuesday and will not tour before year end. Tous Woodruff of Sheffield and Arnold Arnoldson are mentioned in family notices along with vacations, holidays, and relatives visiting East Allegheny and Omaha.
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Russia Factions Declare New War
In Hirlsingfors on December 21, factions in the far east republic seated at Chita in Siberia declared war on the republic of Vladivostok. Moscow accuses troops aiding the Vladivostok government of supporting white forces as talks with Japanese reps continue. Japan urged to stay neutral. News notes suggest the Vladivostok regime formed by anti Bolsheviks and Reds now faces Moscow and eastern front pressure amid ongoing alliances.
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Wick Taylor and Finnegan Win Fights
Wick Taylor and Finnegan win both bouts in a tough stage. The article notes strong rounds and late resilience as both fighters push for advantage, with a close split decision or draw hinted in the chaotic report.
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