Wondrous Western Canada Farm Draws Family North
After a long search Mr and Mrs Marcy left Minnesota to seek a home for their six boys. A yearlong tour of Arizona Colorado Washington Oregon Montana and California failed to satisfy. In Western Canada Manitoba Saskatchewan and Alberta they found the ideal farm perfect for stock and grain with a four year old steer example weighing 1700 pounds to illustrate rugged value. They plan to move with their six boys and wife.
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Marcy
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California
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Oregon
Montana
Marey
Canada
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Alberta
North Central
Western Canada
Edmonton
Street University Promises Knowledge By Walkable Signs
In Voronezh a local soviet promotes a road to learning by posting "por traits and brief news Items" on main streets. The idea, claimed as simple and revolutionary, suggests citizens gain general knowledge by strolling through town, effectively turning streets into a free, implicit classroom.
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Voronezh
Russia
Laundry Charges Spark Citizen Quip in Boston Transcript
An Offset notes a witty exchange about laundry costs between Mrs. O'Brien and Mrs. Casey. The dialogue jokes that charges are by the piece, yet many pieces vanish, minimizing expense in a humorous local transcript item.
Fragmented Ingredient Ad Teaser Prompts Patience and Care
A torn OCR snippet speaks of patience as essential and mentions a white table linen cared for with Red Cross Ball Blue sold by grocers, signaling a sympathy theme. It hints at a period advertisement tone without clear names or dates.
Senate presses New York bankers in leak probe
United Press reports Senate foreign relations subpoenas Frank Vanderlip J P Morgan Jacob Schiff Thomas Lamont Paul Warburg Henry Cabot Lodge and other New York bankers in a probe into the Paris peace treaty leak President Wilson endorses investigation and Borah outlines efforts to trace who had the treaty. The hearing reveals copies in the State Department vault and a Chicago journalist handed in a text copy.
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United Press
Washington, D. C
Jime
Senate Foreign Relations
J. P. Morgan
Frank A. Vanderlip
New York
Jacob Schiff
Henry P. Carteon
Thomas Lamont
Paul Warburg
Morgan
Vanderlip
Morgan & Co
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London
League of Nations
Davison
American Red Cross
Hitchcock
Wilson
Borah
Lodge
Senate
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League
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Sarah
Senator Lodge
Pergany
Polk
State Department
New Yo Fenator Johnsen
California
France
Tneland
Poll
Senate Today
Derah
Ito
Frazier Hoyt
Chicago
Ranchers quarrel ends in murder in Harding County
Belle Fourche South Dakota June 10 a rancher known as Honyocker Bill was shot and killed on Boxelder creek in southern Harding county Saturday by a man named McGrahan. McGrahan who had been arrested for cattle rustling about a year ago testified against him. The shooter went to Buffalo and surrendered.
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S. D
Honyocker Bill
Boxelder Creek
Harding County
McGrahan
Bill
Buffalo
Dan McCutchen
Europe needs half billion in postwar aid says Hoover
Paris June 10 Associated Press Herbert Hoover chairing the interallied food commission warned that Europe faces economic delirium until peace returns and work resumes. He outlined needs for credits to cover raw materials currency reform and food while noting neutral states prosper and some countries may export surplus. He estimated roughly 500 million dollars from the U S may be needed to aid currency reorganization and acute shortages with larger private credits expected for materials and food. He cautioned against bolshevik threat but saw reduced danger after peace signing.
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Associated Press
Paris
Herbert C. Hoover
Interallied Food Commission
Europe
United States
Rumania
Serbia
Bulgaria
Arabia
Turkey
Armenia
Portugal
Greece
Hungary
Poland
Baltic States
Czecho-Slovakia
Belgium
Finland
E Europe
Physician Goes on Trial for Murder
State prosecutors opened the Nassau County courtroom case against Dr Walker Keene Wilkins age 67 charged with murdering his wife at their Long Beach home on February 27. Circumstantial evidence and mistaken burglar attack claims emerged as the elderly physician shaved his beard to disguise himself and fled to a neighbor before being captured.
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Walker Wilkins
United Press
Mineola
L. L
Nassau County
Walker Keene Wilkins
Wilkins
Long Beach
Wikkns
Alyg
Curious notes on double monsters and masked smoking
A fragmented excerpt cites historical examples of conjoined or doubled beings among humans, mentions the Hungarian sisters Elena and Judith and Bohemian sisters Rosalre and Josepha, and muses on repeated births and selection. It refers to masks, smoking, and a Popular Science method to inhale through a mask with a cigarette.
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Elena Ant Judith
Edward
T. Duncan
Popular’ Science
No Complaint About Hall of Fame Graft Ambition
A clipped quotation presents a political figure described as unfit for the hall of fame but content with potential graft. The remark frames a cynical view of ambition and corruption in public life. The source offers a concise, era voice style without further context or names.
fragmented OCR notice summary headline
A partial OCR fragment mentions free on request information and room numbers but lacks clear names, dates, or locations to form a complete event or notice.
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