Fooling With Language Prompts Debate On Alphabet Illusion
The piece denounces an educator who claims to simulate nine letters of the alphabet as an original improvement in language teaching. It notes a broader trend of radical methods in German influenced Buelsh language teaching and cites the Philadelphia inquiry as skeptical. It suggests such innovations muddle learning and hinder future life, contrasting with cheerful rural scenes and simple elemental concerns.
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Philadelphia Aquirer
Mother
High School Students Rally Over Principal Dismissal
A Long Island town school experiences student demonstrations after the dismissal of a popular principal. The event features orderly protests modeled as a regulation striker style parade, with calls for discipline and self control under a broader system of education. The piece reflects on youth incentives and revived old fashioned ideas.
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Long Island
America
Dean Critiques Student Labor Readiness at Western University
The New York World questions a dean's remark that nine students should have done manual labor. It asks whether a student should attend college while being dependent or lacking knowledge. The piece debates a dean's right to comment on student capabilities.
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Western University
New York
Rome Dispatch Questions War Reports From Tripoli
A Rome dispatch notes Italigo officers and men in Tripoli doubt official bulletins. Private letters describe life and dangers not reflected in government reports. The unrest and hardship are hinted at, contrasting with the government’s publicly issued results.
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Rome
Italigo
Imen
Tripoli
Fragmentary notice about a young woman and waking hours
Fragmentary text mentions a young woman and a waking event with unclear purpose. It references a girl and possible informal plans but provides no verifiable details, dates, or identifiable organizations.
End Lorimer Quiz Divides on Sheridan Stenography Ability
A divided opinion emerged on Sheridan's dictograph transcription skills as the Lorimer investigation nears its end. Senator Lorimer faces potential jeopardy. the committee began its report while defense argues lack of new material and jurisdiction. The inquiry has run 102 days, with 18 witnesses and costs around 101 dollars to date.
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Washington
Lorler
Hannecy
Senate
Tyne
Lorimer
Onca Wetere
Commissiee
Con
J. E. Sheridan
Barna Detective Agency
Milton W. Blumenberg
Bis
Sheridan
Edward Hines
Miss Seevera
Toronto
Charlea McGowan
Hines-Lorimer
Vetlore
U S and Honduras Clash Over Valentine Properties
In Puerto Cortes Honduras a clash erupted between United States and Honduran authorities over enforcing a government decree affecting Valentine representative surrender of railroad and wharf properties. Seventy five U S marines landed and seized the wharf and railroad while Honduran troops were ordered to stop the tramline. Congress canceled all Valentine contracts and ordered possession of the properties.
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Puerto Cortez
Honduras
United States
Valentine
Valentina Sguatcats
Petre
Congress of Honduras
Congress
Votes to Cut Down Army Regiments Passed
Washington report notes five cavalry regiments were dropped from the army funds. The move will must out about 4,000 enlisted men and shift officers to other branches. The amended bill ties pay for soldiers to a July 1 1812 limit of ten cavalry regiments nationwide.
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House
Washington
Major Montgomery Fire Ravages Business District
A large blaze in Montgomery Alabama swept through the heart of the business district causing about 100000 in damage to four firms. The fire started in an upper story of the building and was fed by furniture. Firefighters battled the flames throughout the night.
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Montgomery
Als
Furnityre’ Company
Obscure Death Notice From Oberoyaen Funeral
Fragmentary obituary note mentions Mishagl O'Dea grieving at a funeral in Oberoyaen Mio Raarea with M i grief and Clee man.
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Clee
Funieral
Oberoyaen
Mio Raarea
Mishagl O'Dea Ie
Churchill Visits Belfast on Home Rule Talk in Orange County
In Belfast Churchill outlined the Liberal government timetable for home rule while promising fair representation for all Irish classes. Opponents jeered as Orangemen booed the premier, but Liberal and Nationalist crowds cheered despite security measures and rain. The bill aims to broaden Irish parliamentary representation and limit unjust taxation while protecting religious freedom.
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Belfast
Ireland
Winston Churchill
Bolte
Bia
The
Admiralty
John EF. Redmond
Churchill
Central Station
Tome
Churephi
Iish
Grand Jury Indicts 33 in Dynamite Outrage Case
The federal grand jury, before Judge Anderson, returned 33 indictments linked to six year dynamite outrages. March 12 will be arraignment day as clerks make certified copies and summonses. Ortie McManigal and Detroit conspirators face multiple charges while surveillance targets nearly all defendants.
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Indianaponis
Anderson
Federal Grand Jury
Clerka
Ortie McMantgal
Norwegian Ship Askoywrecked Crew Reach Australia
The first mate and nine crew members of the Norwegian ship Askoy, wrecked December 27 on Hilusheth reef, rowed 800 miles in an open boat to the Australian coast. Eyewitness reporting places the voyage with the Bloomer Mararmu aboard the rescue.
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Victoria
B. O
Askoy
Hilusheth Reef
Sogat
Mararmu
Unable to derive a coherent headline from the provided text
The given OCR fragment is unreadable and lacks clear events or names to summarize. It does not provide identifiable people, organizations, places, dates, or outcomes necessary for a proper newspaper card.
Bandits Loot Train in Memphis to Herbert Arkansas Heist
Five masked robbers halted Rock Island train No 449 near Hurlbart Arkansas just after midnight. They bound the engineer and drove the fireman off, then pried open Wells Fargo express safe and looted mail and cash totaling between 60000 and 75000 bound for a bank in Oklahoma before escaping into darkness. The crew abandoned the engine in a ditch as the robbers fled.
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Memphis
Tenn
Rock Island
Hurlbart
Ark
Oklahoma
Wells-Pargo Express’ Company
Mississippi River Bridge
Campire
Herlbert
Armistice Talks Reported in Peking
Chinese papers outline terms from the empress dowager including retained palace, imperial guard, and royal revenue rights. Premier Yasu Shi Kai and rebel leaders reportedly bargaining for weeks as the court-dominated settlement stalls.
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Peking
Yusu Shi Kai
Ta Hkely
Paling
Death of Civil War veteran James B. Weaver at 79
Gen James B Weaver, veteran of the Civil War and former congressman twice nominated for president, dies at seventy nine after an acute indigestion attack. The obituary notes his role as a pioneer of political reform and his long career in public life.
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Dod Motter
Gel
James B Weaver
Congress
United States
Heath
Court Rules Against Lewis in Federal Indictment Case
Federal judge Amidon overruled a demurrer to the indictment against B G Lew tied to alleged malfeasance with the People’s United States bank. Defense argued grand jury proper. Proceedings cited in a chaotic transcription with unclear place and date details.
Trouble at banks links to mall pouch theft gang
CornelI Bluffs police report a gang tied to a mail pouch theft last Wednesday night near the Milwaukee platform. The theft damaged checks and drafts totaling about 50000 and disrupted banks in Des Moines and nearby towns. Albert Custin provided a sweeping tale linking earlier thefts to railroad and police complicity.
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Cornell Bluffs
Miilwaukee
Duz Moines
Des Moines
Connell Bluffe
Albert Custin
Wang
MUST SERVE SEVEN YEARS
Des Moines reports Mrs. Anna Webster indicted for obtaining money by large pretenses. She posed as a clairvoyant and convinced widow Mrs. Johanna Aschen to mortgage her property for 3200 dollars, giving the funds to Webster to supposedly grow into a million. After partial payment, Webster sought 700 more, leading to her arrest and seven year sentence in the state reformatory.
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Des Moines
Anna Webster
Webster
Johanna Aschen
Prisoner Paroled to Priest in Iowa Larceny Case
Des Moines reports a frail wife and infant witness the parole of J H Wil lams 25 for larceny of a $1000 pot of gold from his father in law Don Reardon. Judge McHetry places him on probation with Father Joseph Nugent to report monthly on conduct. Waterloo plans a Northeastern Teachers meeting with 1000 attendees and an execution committee led by J J Meonnell.
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Des Moines
JH Tls
Hr. J. Walker
Don Reardon
Anamgsa
McHetry
Joseph Nugent
Waterloo
Fab
J. J. Meonnell
Cedar Rapids
Methodist Church Dedicated in Schaller Dedication Service
Bac City February 13 The new Methodist Episcopal church building in Schaller was dedicated yesterday with special services. Attendees included Dr A H Craig president of Morningside College Bishop Moors and ministers J W Southwell Frank Mathis and others.
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Bac City
New Methodist Episcopal Church
Schaller
A, BH
Graig
Morningside College
Bishop Moors
J. W. Southwell
Frank Mathis
Farmers Expected at Sac County Short Course Start
Sac City February 12 attendance is anticipated as farmers flock to the Sec county short course opening today. Local businessmen have subscribed about 600 in cash and merchandise for prize prizes and refreshments.
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Sac City
Sec County
Beg City
Mount Pleasant Methodist Church Nears Completion
The new Mount Pleasant Methodist church, costing about 40000 dollars, is nearly finished with final touches starting today. The contracting work has been awarded to a local firm, and the project remains on schedule for early completion.
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Mount Pleasant
Caro Sim
Adel Record Editor Dies After Illness
Obituary note reports editor and publisher P Whitmer of Adel records silent after long illness. Local newspaper confirms death and memorial details pending.
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Agel
Adel
P. Whitmer
Adel Record
Peraialy Tena Bok
Dairy tour to visit 350 Iowa towns announced
Hugh G. Van Pelt announces a statewide dairy train tour visiting dozens of towns from Feb 17 to March 4. Officials W. B. Barney and O. P. Thompson head the project with Iowa Dairy Association backing and stops listed across the state with evening meetings in several cities.
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W.B. Barney
State Dairy and Food Comminisioner
O. P. Thompson
J. JeRoss
GH. Telfer
State Department
Washburn
la Porte
Auburn
Vinton
Shellsburg
Cedar Rapiis
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