Ohio Wesleyan Glee Club Tours Europe on Homeward Voyage
The Ohio Wesleyan University Glee Club returned home aboard the Canadian liner Empress of Austria after a six week European tour. They performed in Oxford London Paris The Hague and other venues. They visited St Martin in the Fields Westminster Abbey and the Cenotaph noting a Somme memorial and a wreath for England’s unknown soldier. The trip ended with a July fourth dinner at the Savoy and a farewell voyage mood.
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Hague
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London
Oxford
St. Martin's
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Savoy
Astor
Chivenden
Whitehall
Exsland
England
Westminster Abbey
Democrats Abandon Philippine Independence Debate
New York July 26 Democratic party leaders nationwide show near unanimous shift away from immediate Philippine independence. A symposium featuring Vicente Villa- rmin and other Filipino figures includes opinions from Baldwin and Sheppard. most decline immediate independence, diverging from Wilson and old Democratic anti imperialist stance.
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Democratic Party
Philippines
A Symmons
Prince of Wales
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Repres
Baldwin
Inve Llemocests
Vicente Villarmin
Peforria Sheppard
Texas
De‘clares
Ifor
Wilson
Brian Arst
Soan
Cabinet members sway on policy for new polity in question
Four Wilson cabinet figures including Robert Laing Lindley Garrison Josephus Daniels and Thomas W. Gregory weigh a policy. Daniels aligns with the president and suggests granting independence to the Folipenes under a Platt amendment attached to aid their government.
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Garrison
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Gregory
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Dinner Stories and Fragments from a Laughter Laden Table
A garbled text collage shows diners in a crowded cafe with odd exchanges. A tall man orders instant delivery of a lace trimmed item. Walter jokes about fish arriving. A student frets over exams while a bride elect quips about choices and competition, conveying a chaotic social scene.
Notable figures back island self rule amid mixed support
A coalition favors retention until islands demonstrate self government capacity under Jones law. Backers include Rt Rev Thomas F Gailor and Georgia senator Walter F George, with university leaders, bankers, and politicians from multiple states. The passage notes U S college graduates and Olympic travel prep costs as tangential context.
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Tennessee
J. H. Kirkland
Vanderbilt University
Walter F. George
Georgia
Franck L. Fagan
North Caroliina Bankers’ Association
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Colorado
Jamesa. O'Gorman
New York
Lawrencee D. Tyler
Dan Moody
Texas
Woodbridge M. Ferris
Michigan
Pat Harrison
Mississippi
Edwin S. Broussard
Louisiana
Edward I. Edwards
New Jersey
Horrald. Copeland
Hoye A. Dobbs
Methodist
Alabama
Hamilton Holt
Amsterdam police learn languages in new training push
Miss Helen Wills becomes first American woman to win Wimbledon tennis title in a landmark achievement. Since May, Lucton’s second success in twenty years highlights the ongoing pursuit of excellence in womens sports and language education for officers.
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Amsterdam
Bow
Helen Wills
Wimbledon
May Lucton
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