Echoes Of A Long Disputed Church Suit Involves Property
The long standing suit in Milwaukee and Chicago papers centers on Duke Mf Farson and FE Li Harvey. Hoy and his wife claim they were lured to join a Bible school affiliate in Waukesha and surrender property for missionary work. Burdick seeks compensation for alleged services after a settlement in Chicago.
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Milwaukee
Chicago
Duke Mf Farson
Li Harvey
Farson
Hey
Kaneng City
Karsan
Warvey
Fichls
Waukesha
Hoy
Barry Ney
Kansas City
Tistvey
Weaukestin
Wei
Burdick Wecame
Alain
Comisel
Burick
Ils
King of Bohemia Dead After Lifetime as Parisian Icon
Bohemian king Adalbert Tart de Cheraudine, famed as King of Bohemia in Paris, dies in Pere-Lachaise after three decades as a literary and cultural figure. Once a student poet and Paris newspaper writer, he lived a carefree reign among artists and students, sustained by quirky festivals and monthly tributes from admirers.
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Omrien
Paris
Adalbeyt Tart de Cheraudine
Garbel
Kal Wulform
Dongitboy
AEF
Pere-Lachaise
Murger
Bohemia
Adalbert
Paul Verlaine
Decadence
Laurent Tatlhade
Tie
la Iresse
Brunsels
Antwerp
Liege
Pantheon
Luxembourg
Louvre
Iris
Early Cricket Mention Cited in Oxford Library Text
A fragment notes an early reference to cricket from a writer named Toi Derrick describing players running and playing in the Wedheian library at Oxford. The text suggests an ancient image of men bawling a bull to another, with dating claim about 200 years earlier.
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Toi Derrick
Fellowes
Ronne
Erie
Wedheian
Oxford
Steuke I
Mexican Parties Prepare to Contest Congress Seats
In Mexico City indications point to a contentious opening of the new congress with duplicate credentials. Reports say nearly half of the chamber of deputies may need to contest seats as credentials are sorted. Constitutionalists and Cooperativists plan strategic moves amid leadership discussions. Francisco Villalas is sought for support.
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S. Neumien
Mexico City
New Mexican Congress
Constitutionalist Party
Co-operatista Party
Francisco Villalas
London Doctor Says Were Polygamous In Nature
A London psychologist Dr Bernard Hollander argues that man by nature is polygamous and capable of loving more than one woman. He cites dreams and subconscious feelings as evidence and discusses implications for marriage and romantic life.
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David T.hluitenfeld
London
Ayn
Bernard Tollander
Ondan
Raldt
Stuenc
Nini
Hollander
White Jughead
Efollander
Uollander
Guinstanes
Widse
Oliver Bland
Lee v
Hlunt
Wand
Amerlaur
Antar
Mand
Amusing Spoonerism Recalled From Early Times
A correspondent recounts a playful Spoonerism from before modern times. An elderly woman gazed from a window as four men approached. Instead of saying a phrase about church, the misheard line became Mother, here come the Crhota in their cabtage, highlighting linguistic slips of the era.
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Savin
Hyste
Mae Murray in Spanish Picture at Pasetagilon
Mae Murray's new Spanish picture in Pasetagilon showcases her as Delores De Tis a daughter with Spanish and American heritage. The plot follows a young woman's defiance of arranged marriage, disguises, and romantic intrigue with Loventar, fueling dramatic episodes and lavish tableau amid Spanish romanticism. Milwaukee bookings follow a prior run at Waukesha.
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Mae Murray
Metro
Mise Murray
Dalores de Tis
Lyercoltaoa
Carita
Matt
Delores
Spain
Xeen
Frenchman Cheers Wilson Silenced In Washington
A chaotic scene during a duty celebration saw a man shout Long Live Wilson as a ship passenger praised Woodrow Wilson. Security moved in and an olive-branch bearer urged quiet while the crowd reacted. elsewhere rumors and ghost beliefs surface in Africa with risky remedies.
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Welfrit Fleisher Vpakis
Woodrow Wilson
Wilson
Cimyrca
Vonsoir
Peach
Munimal Connect
Paris
Washington
Amerigat
Hiu
Terror of the Oil Fields Killled by an American
An aging Texas miler named Michaels, long feared for seizing oil property and clashing with oil firms, was killed by an American superintendent at a ranch near Haustecn. He led a gang, attacked oil camps, and hounded companies amid a years long feud over a 60,000 barrel well.
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Fren K
Michaels
Tuupica
Texas
Miitary
Gomuandeer
Newaiu
Hin
Audis
Yungher
Haustecn
Ont
Watts
Mithaelsy
Fragmented Hint From Archival Page
A garbled OCR fragment mentions an arkument and names Kielmund Thues Dizieen, suggesting a puzzle style note or editorial voice from a historical page. The readable portion hints at a cryptic quotation and playful language, with no clear event or proper reporting elements to identify a concrete news item.
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Kielmund Thues
Patining Duelness and Drake Tea-Room Scene
A garbled OCR fragment mentions a millionaire named Patining and a scene at the Drake tea room. The text is illegible in parts, with scattered phrases about a tennis feature and a day event, but no coherent events or outcomes can be established.
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Drake
Curse Carried Across Generations In Odd Tale
A fragmentary account describes a family curse spanning three generations starting in London and Nottingham. A baby allegedly born with a single finger on each hand and one toe on each foot is linked to the oral tale. The mother recounts how interference with a sewing machine sparked the curse and affected descendants.
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London
Nottingham
Grant
Anne Gritter
Fragments Describe Family Birth Anomalies and Injury Shock
Incoherent fragments recount a child born with deformities and a man named Ng reacting to T losing two fingers and toes. Mrs Carter is noted as the lone member of a seven person family born abnormally, with three of her eighteen children sharing the deformity. The text mentions baby wag ter as the first grandchild.
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Troy
Carter
Wag
Plenging Contemplation Ends in Murky Fragments
A fragmentary note hints at a contemplation design with unclear phrasing and scattered terms. It references tranquil roaming and innocence, with cryptic references to names or places such as Jebel and alae, presented in a refined but garbled sequence.
Tanlac claim lifts Milwaukee wife’s health in 1818.24th St ad
Julius Schultz of Milwaukee testifies his wife, troubled by stomach and kidney issues, improved after three bottles of Tanlac. He says she is strong, able to work, and eats normally, praising Tanlac as the greatest medicine. sold by local druggists.
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Sean Ny
Julius Schultz
24Th St
Milwaukee
Tanlae
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