Foreign students in 1918 total 4422 across colleges
Federal education data show 4422 regular foreign students attended colleges and graduate programs in 1918, up 577 in two years. Canada leads with 653, China 04, Japan 328. Latin America totals include Mexico 223 and Brazil 113. More nations are represented across universities and tech schools.
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Federal Bureau’ of Education
Canada
China
Japan
India
Turkey
Korea
Persia
Mexico
Cuba
Costa Rica
Guatemala
Honduras
Nicaragua
Salvador
Brazi
South America
Argentina
Brazil
Bolivia
Calle
Colombia
Ecuador
Paraguay
Peru
Uruguy
Venezuela
Great Britain and Ireland
Germany
Russia
France
Sweden
Italy
Austria-Hungary
Switzerland
Noreway
Greece
Spain
Netherlands
Bulgaria
Roumania
Belgium
Portugal
Montenegro
New Zealand
Egypt
Liberia
South Africa
Birthday Surprise for Minnie Greenberg at Steiner Home
A surprise party was held Sunday night at Mr and Mrs Steiner 4K Street NW for Minnie Greenbergs birthday. Guests included many named friends and relatives such as Josephine Steiner Elizabeth Braunstein Harry Greenberg Jack Greenberg Maurice Abrahams Morton Steiner and more with vocal and instrumental solos enjoyed by attendees from the Steiner circle and beyond.
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Mrs. Steiner
Minnie *Greenberg
Josephine Steiner
Elizabeth Braun
Ste
Harry Greenberg
Jack Greenberg
Maurice Abrahams
Nathan Bachrach
Henry Weinstein
Morton Steiner
Hyman Cohen
al Cordover
Harry Goldenberg
Weinstein
Meurles Bernstein
L. Welsenberg
J. Favblson
J. Fevalson
D. Abramson
Anna Bernstein
Mitta Minsky
Minite Greenberg
Bertha Greenberg
Mamle Levy
War veteran Whitworth hosts fiftieth anniversary dinner
Capt Horace C. Whitworth United States revenue cutter service retired engineer in chief held a reunion dinner at the Manor House last Wednesday marking the fiftieth anniversary of the destruction of the gunboat Commodore Jones by a Confederate torpedo at Turkey Bend, James River Va May 6 1864. Only two survivors remain Whitworth and Col A T Kane who served as a master's mate in the navy. The meal was their first together since separation sixty years earlier in the face of the enemy.
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Whitworth
Oliveroes
Horace C. Whitworth
United States Revenue Cutter Service
Zave
United’ States
Commodore Jones
Turkey Bend
Damea River
Capt. Whitworth
A. T. Kane
Col. Kane
Universal intercommunication and spiritual cooperation
A spiritualist author argues that all beings form a grand macrocosmic society and that higher spirits aid humanity through conscious cooperation. It rejects fate and materialism, urges informed prayer and media contact, warns against indolence and selfishness, and calls for teaching spiritual philosophy to children for a future paradise.
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Earth
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It Didn’t Work From the Cleveland Plain Dealer
A description of a tense baseball moment where players protested a call by the umpire. The team huddled, muttered, and urged mediation before the game resumed with an exhortation to play ball. The vivid scene captures the drama of a disputed decision and the players’ attempt to restore order.
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Cleveland Plain Dealer
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