Harbine Junior C E Society hosts ice cream party
Harbine notes describe an after school ice cream party at Mrs. P A Buller with a short program by children and mothers sharing feedback for Junior Society improvement. Also listed are local visits, a farewell party, births, fair attendance, sport events, a new twelve inch globe in the science room, and upcoming games and convocation.
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C. E.society
P. A. Buller
Josephine Ommen
Beatrice
Ben. Polfus
Will
John Schuette
Johnson
Nebr
Henry Polfus
Arthur Wolters
Fairbury
Rachel Weaver
Audra. Rea
Allo
Audra Rea
Bettha Ommen
Carrol. Campbell
Hazel. Lottman
Henry Arnold
Minna Abernathy
Monmouth
Ill
Verna
Avis Howard
Harbine
Alex Rea
Pawner
Otto Schmelte
Grant. Beam
Henry .Polfus
John Thompson
Chels Johnson
Gage County
Diller City Hall
Diller High School Hosts Red Cross Talk and District News
Miss Kittinger spoke at Diller High School sharing ten months in Red Cross canteen work with a uniformed presentation and a connected story of sacrifice for the nation. Diller is designated as a representative Normal Training High School in the state district plan. Mary Halam joined the eighth grade, and a basketball loss to Odell 12 to 7 was credited to Odell’s better play with Diller missing kicks.
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Miss Kittinger
Red Cross
Red‘ross
Clase
Diller High School
State Department of Normal Training
Diller
AI Representative Normal Training High School
Citizens Bank
Mary Halam
Odell
Wilson Receives Wide Ovation On Coast Tour
President Wilson drew a continuous ovation on his Pacific coast leg of the League of Nations tour. California enthusiasm peaked in Los Angeles where Hiram Johnson had warned against the current form of the League urging U S sovereignty and opposition to Japanese gains in China.
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Independent News Bureau
Mt. Clemens
Wilson
Pacific Coast
League of Nations
California
Los Angeles
League
Hiram Johnson
United States
Japan
Shan Tung
China
Bureau Changes Name To The Independent News Bureau
The Mount Clemens News Bureau has adopted a new name and will be known as The Independent News Bureau. It has furnished Wilson tour reports to 5,500 papers on behalf of the League of Nations.
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Mount Clemens
Wilson
League of Nations
Independent News Bureau
Wilson Defends League as Californians Rally to Support
The article notes Mr. Wilson answering Senator Johnson's objections to the League and gaining strong public backing in California. It says thousands switch from Johnson to the president, with many pledging allegiance and opposing the senator’s tour. It also covers the Shang Tung issue and the president explaining wartime territorial promises and Germany's 1898 seizure.
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Mr. Wilson
California
Senator Johnson
League
Shang Tung
Pacific
Japan
England
France
China
Shan Tung
Germany
President argues League of Nations would prevent war
The president outlines how ratification of the League would secure China’s recovery and prevent future aggression. He explains council unanimity limits troop actions and cites arbitration as a path to peace, with cooling off periods to avert conflicts. Nevada and Utah audiences are portrayed as supportive of the League.
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China
League
Council of the League
Watson
California
Fire Department of
Utah
Johnson
Nevada
Land of Mormons
Grave and Gold Draw Curious Quest on Cabrillo’s Isle
The rugged Santa Barbara Channel Islands are scanned for Juan Cabrillo’s burial site with San Miguel Island as the likely grave location. Local legends speak of a secret burial in a cave reachable only at low tide and of hidden gold reputedly buried by sea rovers on the island.
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Santa Barbara Channel
Juan Cabrillo
California
San Miguel Island
J.P. Moore
Florida
Cabrillo
San Miguel
Channel Islands
Legend of Drake and buried treasure on southern California islands
The passage recounts Sir Francis Drake raiding Spanish ships, leaving a secret cache undisclosed. It claims later outlaws in southern California and during early American rule used the islands as a meeting place and hid a fortune of gold and silver coins.
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Isle
Francis Drake
Drake
California
Colorful stocks fool the eye in wild cat schemes
A Brooklyn woman bought risky oil and mining shares, misjudged their value, and attempted to decorate her kitchen with them after a company chief vanished. The piece mocks color coded securities as decorative, urging cautious selection and warning color blind investors to beware.
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Brooklyn
Thrift Magazine
Ginling College Rise Sparks Interest in Nam King Education
Chinese college life in Nam King shows Ginling College recently opened, run by five boards with eight faculty and 18 percent female students. Housed in Li Hung Chang's former estate, the institution aims to expand from two to three years of study as enrollment grows, challenging staff to maintain high standards.
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Chinese College Girta
Namking
Ginling College
Li Hung Chang
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