Winter School of Agriculture Opens at Pullman
The annual winter school of agriculture horticulture forestry and home economics begins January 6 in Pullman and runs six weeks. Twenty four faculty members will lecture and demonstrate for short course students with Y M C A and Y W C A support. Tuition is free with five to six dollars weekly board and ten to fifteen dollars for books.
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Algernon Proposed by Noted Writer Says Pittsburgh Dispatch
In a light exchange a character declares Algernon has asked to marry, praising him as a writer of note. The remark contrasts curiosity about his achievements with a playful claim that “the note” proves his notability as reported by the Pittsburgh Dispatch.
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Thirty Three Labor Officials Sentenced to Leavenworth
Thirty three labor union officials were sentenced to federal prison terms from one year and one day to seven years. Names including Phillip A. Cooley Frank C. Webb Michael J. Young and Olaf A Tveitmoe are listed with cities from New Orleans to Philadelphia. The majority were ironworkers or related to unions with a few suspended sentences, and 32 will serve time at Leavenworth with one year and one day the minimum.
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Phillip A. Cooley
New Orleans
Frank C. Webb
New York
Michael J. Young
Boston
Frank J. Murphy
Detroit
Edward Clarke
Cincinnati
Dynamiter
Leavenworth
Tveitmoe
Hiram R. Kline
Carpenters’ Union
Olaf A. Tveitmoe
San Francisco
Ironworkers’ Union
Ryan
McNamara
Pacific Coast
Treitmoe
San Quentin
McNamaras
Anderson
Kansas
New Year's Celebrations Across the World In History
The article explains New Year's as the world's most widely observed holiday with variations by culture. It notes non January 1 observances such as Chinese, Jewish, and Russian calendars and highlights debt settlement and cleansing the slate as common pre year rituals in the Orient.
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Orient
New Year customs from around the world described
The article surveys New Year celebrations across nations with detail on Nippon China Persia Germany France England and Russia. It notes colors firecrackers lanterns sweets egg coloring and varied ceremonies including a border of religious and cultural acts. It cites customs like No Root in Persia and Sylvester Abend in Germany.
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Russia
Electric Washing Machines Promise Easier Laundry
Advertisers claim electric washing machines save time and effort and handle delicate fabrics without damage. The pitch stresses lower cost and safer cleaning compared to manual scrubbing.
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