Daughters of the Revolution Gather at Detroit for Congress
A large Detroit congregation from the Daughters of the American Revolution and allied groups attended a religious service at First Congregational church foreseeing the tenth annual congress of the Zone of the American Revolution. Delegates from various states, led by Rev Nehemiah Downton, heard a sermon on national unity and westward history. The business session of the congress is set to begin today.
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Detroit
Auditor
Daughters of the American Meg
Legal Legion
G. A. Jr
Sremtary Aleer
Maine
Justyh Wherter
Nehemiah Doynton
Horus Turk
Wweiah
Detrat
New England
Eveton
Congress
Montana leads world in mineral production figures
The May 1 report from Eugens o. en of the United States assay office shows Montana mined minerals total value about 121,700,000 with gold at 20.467 fine ounces worth 1,207.02 and copper 2102,610 pounds. silver bi product. The state trails only California and Colorado in total mineral output and silver is a bi product. In Memphis a mob hanged a 3 year old death case linked to arson in nearby Lisle.
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Butte
Mont
Eugens O. En
United States
Montana
LasskStt
Afgeld
Colorado
Murder or Revenge Ties Arkansas Killing to 1937 Case
In Van Buren county near Little Fearn Arkansas a new murder inquiry centers on Hugh Patterson who was killed in December 1937 by Les Mills and Will Hardin. Mills was hanged, and Harlin was recently executed in jail, with authorities believing Patterson was killed by friends of Hardin in revenge. Telephone and laundry ad scraps appear amid the damaged text.
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Memphis
Neero
Lisceolk
Mior
Les
Nay
Qs- Ceola
Little Feork
Ark
van Bamp
Hugh Patterson
Les Mills
Will Hardin
Mills
Harlin
Pattereon
Mardin
Topeks
Peeriess Steam Laundry
Corrigan Letter on Americanism Stirs Catholic Circles
A May World dispatch from Washington reports New York Archbishop Corrigan’s reply to the papal brief on Americanism. The text, circulating in Catholic circles, portrays a clash over the term and signals dissent by several suffragan bishops.
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New York
Washington
Wtter
Corrigan
Howttines
Bowes
Decttins
Ireland
Keane
Katzer
Milwaukee
Hertemaan
Cleveland
Ueet
Mnet
Currigan
Father Hickey
Ufa
Churel
Father
Sor Ald
Quiet May Day observed in Europe and London streets
Report from labor circles notes May Day passes quietly across Europe with a Thames embankment to Hyde Park procession and a decorative cart horse parade in London. Elsewhere work continues, Italy slightly unsettled, all otherwise orderly with no major disturbances. Also mentions travel ads and local services interleaved in the clipping.
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Europe
London
Lumlin
Thames Embankment
Hyde Park
Italy
Perugini Stars In The Turtle At Grand Opera House
Signor Perugini seen in The Turtle at Topeka Grand Opera House leading role. Once a grand opera tenor, he discusses future plans and philanthropy while avoiding remarks on his divorce from Lillian Russell. The French farce drew a small crowd, with mixed reception and controversial disrobing scenes.
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Signor Perugini
Lillian Russell
Grand Opera House
the Turtle
New York City
Kansas
Signor Perugin
Listian
Bignor Perugini
Popeka
Topeka
New York Alley
Social and Personal Notes From Topeka
The Sterrant club holds an evening program with Mrs J R Hague Rew. The No Name club of Lawrence wrapped up its season with officers elected. The G A R sewing circle received a surprise party at Miss Elia Wade’s home. Local society columns list multiple visits, church events, meetings of Daughters of the American Revolution, Nautine club, and muske club travels. Various residents travel to Kansas City, Lawrence, and St Marys, with farewells, receptions, and forthcoming banquets noted.
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Sterrant Club
J. R. Hague
Bcheme
Elia Wade
Miss Wade
Burlingame Road
Miss
Solomon Stoddard
Kansas City
Topeka
Walter Littefield
First Congregational Church
L. Blakesley
Chaldean Club
Robert Steele
Daughters of the American Revolution
Felwity Club
C. B. Re
Robert G Merrick
Nautine Club
Mre
Monier
Sixteenth
Mulvane Streets
Mitchie
Pueblo
C. B. Mead
York
Rossville
J. W. Hardt
E Wear
Dietrich
Thomas Martin
Mabel Martin
Virgil Payne
St. Leuie
National Federation of Muske Clubs
Mra
John A, Mase
St Marys
Lawrence
George Lox
A. J. Beakey and Son
Ottawa
W. L. Trump
Herbert Armstrong
M. Robe
de Wolf
W. S. Matthews
Kansas
Cuban Army Certificates Could Shape Postwar Politics
A Havana dispatch says Cuban generals favor certificates for discharged soldiers and officers, fixing compensation when a Cuban republic is formed. Private holders would claim 39 dollars monthly and 500 dollars for each major general, keeping the army as a political force and risking unrest as native sovereignty replaces American control. The scheme could empower army leaders in shaping Cuba’s future treasury and governance.
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New York
Tribune
Havana
Mnsular
Eves
Topeka News Roundup Shows Local Events and Weather
The Topeka area buzzes with council actions and public meetings. Governor Stanley and Lt. Governor Stout feature in speeches while police increase patrols and badge usage. Weather threats and wind damage noted as cyclones loom, with social and church events scheduled around town.
Silver to Go Higher Amid London and New York Bets
The Times reports a week of speculation in silver as cheap money arrives and may last through the summer. A stronger New York exchange prompts cautious optimism, with banks seeking small metal consignments to bolster liquidity.credit markets remain tight and the Bank of England seeks to cover a large settlement shortfall.
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London
New York
Times’ London
New York Exchange
Eads Mary
Bank of Ar
Aed
Sen
Ali
First Sight of India and Bombay’s Diverse Sights
A London Mail excerpt describes India’s arrival as wondrous and bewildering, guiding readers from the Levant to Bombay’s bustling streets. The piece paints Bombay as a lavishly layered city with markets, vessels, gardens, architecture, and a kaleidoscope of colors and sounds, portraying a vivid impression of Indian life.
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G. W. Breevens
London Mail
India
Levant
Egypt
Bombay
Some Relations of Retailing and Advertising
A historical newspaper excerpt emphasizes serious advertising practiced with gravity. It argues against exaggeration, promises truthful statements, and highlights modern merchandising and access to top facilities as the core of future advertising sincerity. It cites the aim to secure intelligent understanding and earnest presentation of goods.
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Santa Be
Redmen’s Jublica
Mala
Jones
Norris
North
Opeia
Portland
Spokane
Rock Island
Perugini
Champalier
Bayé
Mise Evesson
Hani
Miss Evesson
Signor Perugint
Marton Halley
Ada Dewves
Mme. Gibereau
Chestnut Street
Philadelphia
J. Pret
Mr. Scott
Mr Holland
Joseph Holland
Mr. Bugle
Mr. Holland
Boott
Hulland
Holland
Scott
Fred
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No Name Club of
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Joy
Hamilton
Fai
Dui
W. H. Rossington
Sanene Cay
K. Holliday
A. O. Tt
W. Fudgewas
Topeke
Woman's Federation
JT McFarland
James Kerr
Topeka Post
Colonel Coulier
W. Smile
Eneiyre
Supreme Court
Hie Howe
Sim Drug Co
Stastey
College of Ports
Ais
Wichita Basie
Gibnel
Fred Funston
Joe Adson
J. W. F. Hughes
Ole Beauer
Maniueee
Aftiat
Hig
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Harry Seckler
Pwrntuth
Marmaduke
W. Little
Wyertarn College
Litaian Hinkesles
Sr. Bakesley
Isc
Blakesley
Urd
Jefferson
St. Lois
Puskedelphia
Ihtaritee
SE. Louis Les
Gace Bail
Dave Cooley
Phillies
Amareus
Stan
Ter
State Board of Health
Erate
Saruat
Ahaue
Toneks
Woresine
Renes Cuheviets
Peng Cassimeres
Teeeds
Yale Row
Wales
Bonn
Hesides
Areaca
Bae
Neill Seth
Png
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Sermieaenet
Strat
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Gomare
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Mae Seine Ag
Coe
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Union Pacife
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National Baptist Societies
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J.C. Fulton
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