Baptist Kensington Meeting and Daughters of Pioneers Gatherings
Community notices list the Baptist Kensington meeting on May 26 at 2 30 pm with Mrs Royal and others at 2430 Turner. the Martha Society gathering at Mrs W B Eccles on Jefferson. and the Daughters of Pioneers planning monthly company meetings led by Mrs Pardoe with attendees Mrs Sobel and Mrs Dingham among others. The Engagement of Marie Wright to Harry Nesefell is announced for June.
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Baptist
Carlson
Kissel
McFarland
Holigren
Welle Whd
Randall
Cloudman
The
Daughters of Pioneers
Leonora Pardoe
Twenty-fifth Street
Varios Companies
Marty Richards
Mmira Rich
Josephine West
Rowe Ballantyne
Dora Holther
Sadie West
Aintha Douglas
Martha. Society
Martha Society
W. BH. Eccles
Jefferson Avenue
Mia
Hyrum
Wright
Marie
Harry P. Nesefell
Mary Tyan
Linenin Avenue
Rosa Ballantyne
Aaron Jackson
Madison
When Is an American Not An American?
Theodore Roosevelt argues that dual nationality and citizenship rights must be respected. He cites A Lelong born in New Orleans and questions U.S. limits on Americans with foreign ties. Roosevelt urges defiance of state department limits and asserts constitutional protections follow citizens abroad.
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Theodore Roosevelt
Metropolitan
National Administration
Ovary American
Harker
New Orleans
Mranen
United States
Nwnship
Henderson County
North Carolina
Havin
Futuire
Ferrand
Mennelcots
France
Louisiana
Lelong
Vhs Uie
Department of State
Warshtgton
Union Street
New Orients
Lowslian
The
Depicton
Signe
Robert Lansing
Lowngelo
Wileenk
Mather
Willis
Germany
Othur
Gond Falth
Gaethils
Mollwad
Sumatra
Tidusialy Craterhaus
Aehroeder
Gorminy
Urey
Ada Adairal
Davey
Era Gee
Weemy Niger Mentis
Perchespunne
Mark Sule Hivain
OT Riau
Janes Connelly
Charles Connelly
Yapreswat
Phuiders
Drekand
Wate Houshan Bady
Anarew Taghson
Raul Taye Brant
New Orleana
Plin
Hapland
Arthur
Haan
Magazin
England
Ina
Chetal
Hold Pleasant Meeting Of Ogden Circle Women Of Woodcraft
Ogden Circle 381 of Women Of Woodcraft held its weekly meeting Wednesday evening at the W O W Hall on Washington avenue. A large, cordial attendance welcomed visiting neighbors from Sego Lily Circle. After business, members enjoyed a social hour with entertainment by Miss Florenen Hart and songs by Mr. Matthew Gall, who led the hall in Tipperary. Neighbor Furniss won the potato race.
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Ogden Circle
Women of Woodcraft
W. O. W. Hall
Washington Avenue
Sego Lily Circle
Mesdames Blang
Smalley and Smith
Florenen Hart
Furniss
Matthew Gall
Tipperary
Junior Prom At Weber Academy Impresses With Pink White Green
The Weber academy juniors hosted the class of 1915 for the annual Junior Prom in the academy social hall. The event featured elaborate pink, white, and green decorations created by Shirley Horsier. The hall resembled a flower garden with ivy, ferns, and wax paper cones forming a color-swashed rostrum as guests danced on a central square and promenade.
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Weber Academy Raas
Academy
Shirley Horsier
Young
Brigham City
Irda
Walla
Mary Pickford at Lyceum Today with Three Comedies
Mary Pickford films headline the Lyceum showings today with three comedies. Times listed as opening 5 to 11 PM. Other notes mention a Peace Delegates return from New York and an International Women’s Peace congress event in The Hague.
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Mary Pickford
Lyceum
New York
Hage
Renee
Convict Servants Abolished in Montgomery
A state executive order ends the use of convict labor in state prisons. The measure, issued by the governor, directs abolition of coerced labor by inmates and mandates reforms across state institutions.
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Montgomery
Babs Stats
German Defeat Described in Frontline Eyewitness Report
An eyewitness account dated May 2 details German attacks near Ville sur Tourhe France and subsequent German occupation of the sfilaga, with a German official statement issued May 26 noting the defense checks and outcomes at the front.
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Villesur Tourhe
Franca
Hadenson
Sfilaga
Observation of a Mass Assault and Escape Narratives
A torn report recounts numbers of casualties and escape from a major assault. It notes over 1,000 people involved, with about 600 killed or wounded and 40 missing, including 10 young witnesses. The text describes explosions and a colonial counter attack with bayonet fighting and notable escapes from death, highlighting a high value placed on a key individual’s survival.
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Vaya
Fogsen
Natal
Want Ad Page Fragment Read in Aged Script
Fragment from a Want Ad page shows garbled OCR with phrases like a heih and a keel, mentions a penknife and a surgical amputation. Readable words point to an imperfect classified page likely listing notices or ads but details are unclear. Entailed entities are uncertain.
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Michigan
Niagara Falls
Boston
Thousand Islands
St. Lawrence River
Adirondack Mountains
New England
White Mountains
Atlantic Seashore
Jersey Coast
Detroit
Multanam Lake Erie
Albany
Ntral
Michigan Central
Bo Vewr
Cabadert
Salt Lake City
Bambaes
Chicago
Miduar Cettral Limited
Ren
Serceled Serge
Comfertabe
Niagara
Wells
Jacky
Mesdames
MacParland
Turner
Tyree
Mutual
Tasel
Switzerland
Paris
Thur
Cerna
Thix
Wien
Sheart Mand Weilerkopf
Wirgereielgions
Wyper
Alsace
MBL
Healy Hotel
Stephenson-Cox Company
Stephenson-Cox Co
Pega Wy
REX
the Mutual
Aurmace
Campbell ‘Axees
Newman & Stuart
Washington Ave
Huahp
Ogden
Union Portland Cement Company
Ogden, Ut
Oregon
Los Angeles
San Diego
Salt Lake
San Francisco
Portland
Pacific Northwest
Return
Onihrim
Wishington Ave
Thane
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