Fairy tale artist Jothy Dulin in Paris home life
In Paris Jothy Dulin, a noted artist who studied at an institute in Denver, works on fairy tale illustrations for textbooks and popular texts. Her family includes Phid Phi aged eight, painter Jamie Dulin, and their cat Kiki, as they balance art duties with daily life.
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Jothy Dulin
Tt Bottetens
Paris
Denver
Chicago Art Museum
Jack
Kiki
Jamie
Want Ads Offer Bargains You May Be Seeking Today
The want ads suggest possible bargains and opportunities in buying, selling, or trading items. Read through listings for cars, furniture, appliances, real estate, and services. Act quickly on enticing prices and limited-time offers.
General Omar Bundy retires after 42 years in U S Army
Major General Omar Bundy retires from the Regular Army after forty two years of service. He led the Fifth Corps area at Fort Hayes and is succeeded by Major General R L Howze. Bundy, born 1861 in Indiana, served in World War I with the Second Division at Chateau-Thierry and earned Croix de Guerre and Legion of Honor.
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Washington
Omar Bundy
Fifth Corps
Fort Hayes
Columbus
Ohio
R. L. Howze
War Department
Bundy
President Coolidge
Dwight F. Davis
Joseph E. Kuhn
Kuhn
Indiana
General Bundy
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West Point
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Chatéau-Thierry
Sixth Army Corps
United States
John J. Pershing
Santiago
Mount Dajo
Island of Jolo
Fort Custer
Montana
South Dakota
Adjutant-General’s
France
Argument Halts Merger Hearing Before ICC
Prolonged cross examination disputes halted the Nickel Plate Railroad merger hearings at the Interstate Commerce Commission. O P Van Sweringen, who was called but did not testify, had testified to his finances and objected to further questions by dissenting stockholders counsel. Commissioner Meyer scheduled a June 24 hearing to rule on Baker's motion to limit examination.
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A.P
Interstate Commerce Commission
Nickel Plate Railroad
Newton D. Baker
O. P
H. W. Anderson
Chesapeake & Ohio
Anderson
Meyer
Fail Commission
Baker
Italy moves to ban secret associations in government
Rome reports the government plans a law banning membership in any secret association for all state employees and officials. Penalties range from suspension to dismissal for disobedience. The bill targets Freemasonry, arguing its historical political aims and foreign influence conflict with Italian state authority.
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Great Britain
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Wayne
Sia Stee
Madras Union
Windsor
Bomen
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Reiss’ Men’s Department
Reiss
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