Luther’s legendary wedding ring of Luther and Pinkert tale
A long, tangled recounting claims Luther’s ring, bearing the inscription D. Martian 33 Juni 1636, was the bride’s heirloom through four centuries. It describes the ring’s origin, custody by the Letpale family, and a 19th century assertion of authenticity. The tale links the ring to Luther’s marriage and a baroque device set with rubies, with cited authorities and speculative provenance.
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Martin Luther
Wildegard Pinkert
Maximilian Pinkert
St. Bartholomew's Church
New York
D. Martian
Hector Luther
Catherine von Thoron
Saxony
Kiip
Aiiarward
Luther
Povneron
Anboltiwrntiner Familly
Letpale
Pinkerton
Hey
Noc
Walters
Luke’ Churet
van Geargl
Georg
Sire Pinkert
Waldentine
Laipeia
Pinkert
Carl Iuceh
Larpata
Matitiata
Arts
H Noel Humphreye
the Observer
Ushg
Pinkerts
Alwaye
Fundy
Lotpale
William Jones
London
Dietin
Jin
Man Returns Home with Mesh Net in Hand
A man carrying a stall mesh net speaks to a neighbor at his bungalow. The neighbor asks if he is after speckled beans, and the man replies he is going in after mosquitoes with vengeance in his tone.
Not So Bad ax That What are you no furious about
Fragmented dialogue appears in garbled text with phrases like Not So Bad ax That and Why does the bore never consider hinself to that clase. The passage includes mangled quotations and references to dinner, cucumber, and general muttered complaints without clear narrative or identifiable persons or events.
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Bore
Hinself
Germans Sink American Ship Leelanaw in WWI Controversy
The Leelanaw, laden with flax contraband, was sunk by a German submarine near Kirkwall Beathand. Washington condemns the act as a violation of treaty relations, noting Germany’s prior promises and seeking clarification amid strained U S relations.
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Washington
Ciate
Niemere Nepwrie
Tha Attair
Kirkwall
Daniel
Germany
Bertin
Aldie
Ols
Liery
United States
Move Toward Settling Mexican Conflict Reprised
The United States plans a new step toward solving the Mexican problem in the near future. President Wilson is reviewing mediation and may urge Carranza to confer with other Mexican leaders to form a majority representation and arrange a constitutional convention to plan elections and establish a government the U.S. can support.
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Wilson
Seryme
Washington
Carranza
Mexico
United States
British Send Another Note To Allies On American Protest
The United States delays replying to its March 30 protest over British and French actions. Secretary Lansing says a new note to allies will be delayed while London’s communication is studied. Berlin replies to America, and German officials weigh the note as foreign offices debate any response.
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Waahikton
Lanelom
London
Germany
Kalnor
America
Berlin
Imperialdechancellor
von Hothmann-inilwee
Claude Graham-White Airman and aviation pioneer
Claude Graham-White, a leading English aviator, has been notably active in the Royal Air Force and early aviation efforts, contributing to developments in air power and flight endurance during the formative years of military aviation.
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Claude Graham-White
Claude Granan White
Wiation Corps
England threatens to condemn cotton shipments under enemy ownership
A London ruling suggests Britain would condemn cotton shipments if ownership passes to an enemy. The article outlines international law claims that cotton has not been declared contraband and discusses potential confiscation by Berlin courts and the British government's responses, including neutral ownership safeguards and compensation.
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London
Hi Renta
Khwland
Mn Rovertment
Wiliel
Aliy
Cation
Cromt Briuta
America
Washington
Berlin
Germany
Allntria
Turkey
United Later
Zapata Forces Seize Capital Amid Mexican Turmoil
Zapata forces reportedly captured the capital from Carranza loyalists after a surprise move from Mexico City. General Gonzales reportedly withdrew north to join Villa forces as Zapata appeared poised to link with northern troops, creating a new risk to Washington and Mexican authorities.
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Kington
Wales Coal Mine Strike Ends Amid Government Talks
Negotiations between government representatives and the Coal Mine workers federation led to a settlement that ends the Wales coal strike. The accord promises substantial aid to miners and aims to secure steady coal supply for naval needs amid a tense industrial standoff.
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KOR
OY Arid
Hout Wales
Turkish Sail Fleet Destroyed by Hun Destroyers
Turkish war fleet bound for Trebizond and Aniatic was destroyed by Hunsian destroyers. The convoy carried war materiel for the Turkish army and faced heavy action. Crews were captured as the vessels went down in the Hinci Hin area.
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London
Turkey
Trebizond
Aniatic Turkey
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Leelanaw
Ghalen
Gertiany
WEW
England
Tapata
Mexico City
Wales
Ayasiane
Black Sea
Exchange Insurance Association (Incorporated
Tulsa
G. H. Moreland
J. T. Williams
N. Greenwood Avenue
G. H. Ambrose
Mgrs C. &. Paul
E. Edwards, JR
Home Office
Muskogee, Oklahoma
N. Greenwood
A. Carr
Tulsa, Oklathorm
North Louisiana
South
DeSoto Oil and Development Company
Mansfield
H.N. Johnson
Yonkman’s Red Cross Pharmacy
Brady Hotel
Okla
Post Office
The
the Gem Furniture Co
East First Street
J. J. Jackson
Northside Furniture Company
North Main St
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