Aboriginal Blood in America and Pocahontas Descendants
The piece argues Virginians seek lineage from Pocahontas to honor native ancestry and notes a broader genetic mix in the American population. It cites descendants like John Handolph and Mrs. Woodrow Wilson, discusses historical attitudes, and discusses Indian blood as a growing influence amid absorption into the American gene pool.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia
Rebecca Rolfe
Pocahontas
John Rolfe
John Handolph
Roanoke
Woodrow Wilson
Arizona
Dakota
Montana
Pocsbontas
Columbia University Series of
West
Oklahoma
Undertaking for 1917 plans for Tucson hotel rooms
City business men urged steps to provide additional hotel accommodations in Tucson. A combined tourist and commercial hotel near the city center was seen as essential to meet both needs. The article notes faith in the enterprise should be shown by committing early to a big tourist hotel in Tucson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tucson
Tucaéi
Tecesa
De la Huerta Resigns as Sonora Governor
A. de la Huerta tendered his resignation as Sonora governor and First Chief. Gilberto Varensuela was named acting governor to serve until spring elections. Reports say De la Huerta will travel to Agade Prieta for talks with military officials and political candidates.
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Douglae
Ariz
A. de la Huerta
Ap R
Sonora
Mermediia
Gilberto Varensuela
Sco
Heerta
Exico City
Royal Neighbors Meeting At Purkar Hall Details
The note describes a gathering of Royal Neighbors hosted by Modern Woodmen at Purkar Hall. It mentions a program involving ladies and a collection of sparse attendees, with unclear references to conduct and conductors and a vote or pledge.
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Purkar
Pion
Entente Press Attacks Offer for Real Peace
The Entente press derides a Western reform plan as insufficient for Serbia Greece and Romania. It argues the Allies must persuade the American public to back a real reconstruction rather than a temporary patch, to deny a further war and uphold free institutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Serbia
Greece
Romania
Belgium
France
Must Refuse Offer Says London Times
The London Times rejects Germanys peace proposal. It argues Germany aims at mediation by indirect offer and insists Allies must press for their terms The piece cites Asquiths Guild Hall speech urging stronger effort to impose terms on Germany and its allies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London Times London
The
Times
Germany
Tirmues
Landa
Mr. Asquith
Life at 70 valued at dollar twenty five in damage suit
Harriet Meaney sues Southern Pacific over death of 70 year old Framing Meaney in a fatal Sonoita accident on the Benson Nogales division. Trial began in the central court as questions of negligence and crossing safety emerge, with probate issues and corpus writs pending for the estate of Pratels Meaner.
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Camare
Southern Pacdic Company
Harriet Meanen
Coutrit
Pratels
Framgia Meaneny
Sonoita
Benson-Nopales
Southern Pacife
Laintin Kx
Murror
M. Harun
Briseine
Mies Meaneny
George BR. Meaneny
Othenorn
Noweles
Trip
Henson
Oboe
Odifig
Mumoori
Local Court Verdict Reported in Damages Case
A ruling of 89 004 was returned in the Given v Comen case seeking damages in a contract dispute. Samuel J Pattee, attorney for the plaintiff, took the oath as rector of the Superior Court in Pima County on the court’s next morning session.
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Artoona National
Planta
Given Ve Comen
Samuel J. Pattee
Plailft
Pima County
Norrow
Marrying Justice of the Peace Weds in Grateful Union
Lincoln F. Robinson justice of the peace at Graterville married Mrs. Elizabeth Frankel in a ceremony conducted by Rev. George T. Purves of Tucsoe. The wedding marks a notable union for a local official, with social ties noted as influential and a touch of humor in Cupid’s web.
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Cupid
Lincoln F. Robinson
Graterville
Elizabeth Frankel
George T. Purves
Tucsoe
Dowbitesa
Financial campaign aims to raise funds in Oklahoma City
Thoms W Magee assistant secretary reports a campaign for two hundred thousand dollars to fund a solation in Oklahoma City. Jost Deen pledges total about twenty nine thousand five hundred sixty six with remaining funds secured. Oklahoma City stands out as a tough base for starting the association work and clearing indebtedness on the men property.
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Thoms W Magee
Te Teorsom
M. AY
Oklahoma City
United State
Mca
Juct & Financial Oy
Rondart & Tb
Nien
Tts City
Seek Honorable Peace Says Austrian Emperor
Emperor Charles issues a call to his army and navy urging perseverance with God’s aid and loyal allies. He expresses determination to pursue victory or crush the enemy until peace is achieved, calling for patience and endurance in the effort.
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Swndon
Clapateh
Tor
General Creagh’s Long Service and Postwar Activism
General Creagh retired from the army in 1914 after forty seven years of service. Since then he has remained active in organizing British volunteers and shaping postwar relief efforts.
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Creagh
Arm Y
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Tucson Citizen
Moceatrd Press Leared Wird
Aceat Bureau OF Circulation
Tucton
Arttons
Fureon
Citigen
Mitta
Clucagsu
Ingen
Treet
New 3 City
Twessay and “Alurady
America
de la Huerta
Runts
Richard
Sar-Ee
National Bank °. of
Federal Reserve Bank
Entente Press Assails
Justice OF the Peace
Financial Expert
Clara Kimball Young
Eacle Mills
Levy
Santa Claus
Pinto
Ole
Veer
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