Canadian Girl Awarded Baby in Federal Custody Case
Chicago July 28 A year old baby known as Baby Irene was awarded to a Canadian working girl after testimony from two women claiming motherhood. Judge Landis ruled the court sought answers to determine the true mother as the case proceeded in the federal court room. The scene included Mrs Matters and Margaret Ryan near the infant as the judge cautioned patience amid the legal proceedings.
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Chicago
Alia
Margaret Ryan
Canera
Landis
Misa Ryan
Prizes for School Children Reported in Paris Meeting
Warriington current events note a July Paris session on education prizes and a resumed debate on Columbia appropriation. The report mentions distribution of prizes to school children and a July conference on naval appropriations with involves institutions in France.
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Warriington
Renate
Calumbia
Paris
France
United Mine Workers Meet Reopens in Cheyenne
The convention of United Mine Workers in America district 22 reconvened in Cheyenne Wyoming on July 28 to study the scale committee report proposing a wage increase for about 6 000 miners The report’s review is expected to take several days before the scale committee meets the operators next.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
United Mine Workers In America
Distret
Acale
Ecale
Infantile Paralysis Facts From Dr Simon Flexner
The Rockefeller Institute summarizes current knowledge on infantile paralysis. It notes the disease is infectious, caused by a virus in the nervous system, nose, throat, and intestines. Transmission occurs mainly via upper respiratory secretions, with virus survival affected by sunlight and humidity. Insects and domestic animals are considered unlikely carriers, though some experiments suggested possible mechanical transmission.
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Snapecune
Rockefeller Institute For Medical Research
Freter
Mances
Fragmented OCR: unclear quote on fate of a group
The readable text is garbled with missing letters and misordered phrases, obscuring names, places, and context. It appears to refer to fear or threats toward a group but contains no coherent event, date, or identifiable entities to summarize reliably.
Greek immigrant beaten in street fight over alleged self defense
George Fotopolus, a Greek man, sustained four deep cuts and abrasions on the forehead in a nighttime brawl with Angelo Pappas, who claimed self defense. Both men were booked for disturbing the peace. Pappas pleaded guilty later. Fotopolus not guilty. The case was adjourned for further witnesses. Also mentioned: Oscar Adama and Fred Mack fined for drunkenness with suspended sentences, John Morrie fined five days in jail for a similar offense, Jack Johnson fined five dollars for disturba nce and intoxication, H Moore forfeited bail, Andy Hewitt bail forfeited, and a chase involving Officer W P Mowson ending with Wheat’s arrest.
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Angelo Pappad
Foiopolus
Pappas
Foiupolue
Oscar Adama
Fred Mack
John Morrie
Jack Johnson
Lyceum Theater
Taylor
Cer Taylor
E Berren
Johnson
Amelia leaping feats on a slender rope in water showgirl display
The piece depicts Miss Goalrich, a Morowa lantern star, preparing for a plunge into salt water. A self-made bathing costume of colored ponges by Vergnet is noted as she appears each morning before a motor trip to Motwood.
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Morowa Laramount
Goodrich
Heny
Inspecting the Water Supply Near Sandridge Project
Urisham City officials led by Mayor John Fimano visited Morgan by automobile to inspect the Sandridge irrigation system south of Ogden. The party surveyed dams fourteen miles south of Morgan and learned of potential water rights requiring two or more additional dams. The group returned in the afternoon after inspecting the site and attended a local celebration briefly before heading home. The outing included council members and their spouses, along with several city officials.
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Urisham City
Cials
Brigham
Mogan
Sandridge
Ogden
Morgan
Niehama
Neil
Ap Ft
Onten
Mer
John Fimano
Blanche Jeppson
Counlimen
Mesdames Carl Isaacson
May
William Jensen
R.A. Mausen
James C. Fredericksen
Undefined Quote From Nostan Transcript
A fragment from the Nostan Transcript presents a dialogue about patriotism and courage. The speaker contrasts a true patriot who swells with pride for his country with a finger example that exposes vanity and inner doubt. The text is terse and ambiguous, offering a terse examination of national identity.
Fragmentary note on a Harvard student scene at a shop
A garbled report describes a Harvard student in a shop near Harvard Square, mentioning a pale figure with silver clasps and a counter charm. The text is fragmented and difficult to parse, but hints at a moment of attention or flirtation.
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Galletac
Harvard Atudentn
Harvard Square
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