Munsey Estate To Grant Bulk To Metropolitan Museum
The Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York will receive the bulk of Frank A. Munsey's estate under his will filed today. Trustees are given five years to dispose of newspapers and other interests and convert assets to cash or securities. Bequests include Bowdoin College 259000 and several Maine hospitals. The will names executors and sets burial at Lisbon Falls Maine. relatives receive stock and cash.
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Frank A. Munsey
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Hyde
John R. MacNaught
Fred G. Hyde
Munsey Trust Company
Washington
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Maude MacNaught Small
Mildred MacNaught Mansfield
Emma G. MacNaught
Harold R. MacNaught
John A. MacNaught, Jr
Frederick Earl MacNaught
Birds in the Bush Edge Multiple In The Orchard
A fragmented line notes that the old saying may hold, yet most birds in the bush appear to edge more than two in the and. The wording suggests a rural saying about birds and choices with unclear context.
Oklahoma Interests Undertake Wildcat Near Wagon Mound
The Wagon Mound district begins a new wildcat drilling program northwest of Nolan. Oklahoma interests plan a standard derrick with work starting next week and have already laid down material on the site, per the Las Vegas Optic.
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Drilling Resumed in Kruse Well No 2 Near Wagon Mound
Drilling is resumed in Kruse Well No 2 southeast of Wagon Mound after a several day suspension for steam engine installation. Some reaming remains to be done at 2,610 feet before operations restart.
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Krusewell No. 2
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Kinney Coastal Shuts Off Water Flow
A complete shut off of the water in Kinney Coastal No 1 well was secured Tuesday and drilling resumed below the easing point at about 645 feet. Operators express optimism as the well shows sizable production potential.
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It Ought to Be a Boy After Christmas
A Pittsburgh Chronicle Telegraph morning quip laments the irritations of Christmas fare. The speaker questions why festive mince pie and plum pudding upset the stomach while castor oil, viewed as vile, somehow restores health. The remark closes with exasperation at the supposed reversal of taste and illness.
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Pittsburgh Chronicle-Telegraph
Albuquerque Chamber of Commerce Elects Directors
The Albuquerque Chamber of Commerce nominated eight candidates for directors: M R Buchanan T J Mabry Edgar L Knight Dr J J De Prassin J T Acton Mrs George Ruoff T M Stribling and Mike Nash. Election set for January 12 with five to be elected.
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T. J. Mabry
Edgar L. Knight
J. J. de Prassin
J. T. Acton
Mra
George Ruoff
T. M. Stribling
Mike Nash
Albuquerque Chamber of Commerce
Allen E. Bruce
Fred Fisher
J. T. Actop
Chamber of Commerce
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Oil merger rumored as General Petroleum and Union Oil unite
New York December 30 The New York Times reports a new oil industry merger is in the works between General Petroleum and Union Oil of California forming a company with about 231 million dollars in assets. This follows the earlier Standard Oil of California and Pacific Oil combination announced on Christmas Eve.
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New York Times
General Petroleum Company
Union Oil Company of California
Standard Ol of California
Dpacific Oil Company
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Dillon, Read & Co
Old Union Company of Delaware
Mount McKinley Not Erupting Says Superintendent
Anchorage Alaska December 30 Henry P Karstens superintendent of McKinley National Park denied reports of an eruption at Mount McKinley sixteen miles south of the park. He stated no smoke or steam was seen and no eruption appeared likely. Karstens accompanied Archdeacon Hudson Stuck on the 1913 first ascent of the peak.
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Mount McKinley Rises in Alaska Volcanic Activity Report
Anchorage reports renewed volcanic activity at Mount McKinley with smoke and steam plume and an earthquake felt locally. Observers see this as part of a series of volcanic events signaling possible climate changes in southern Alaska.
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Alaska
Anchorage
North America
Mount Shishaldin
Alaskan Volcanic Activity Shifts Northward and Warmer Winters
Aleutians region 800 miles southwest of McKinley erupted on November 11 as springlike conditions persist through November amid open streams and green vegetation. Mount McKinley’s apparent northward shift signals renewed volcanic activity in northern Alaska with historic eruptions at Katmai Pavalov and Shishaldin, followed by earthquakes and climate changes. Observers credit subterranean fires and oceanic warming currents for inland effects, suggesting possible permanent reduction of harsh winters in this area.
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Steam Jets Visible Over Mount McKinley Peak
Immense billows of steam issuing from the saddle between Mount McKinley’s peaks were plainly visible from Broad Pass on the Alaska railroad. Conductor observed the sight.
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Anchorage
Alaska
Mount McKinley
Broad Pass
Floods Cause Widespread Isolation Across French Towns
Channel waters are whipped by gales as Beauvais and several villages are cut off. The Rhone Sanne Aisne Marne and Oise rise with the Loire and Cher. Yonne and Vienne fall. Seine nears 1910 flood mark at Troyes. Moselle high at Metz. Meurthe near Saint Die lower. Rain expected for 48 hours, delaying full flood effects.
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Floods Threaten Great Destruction in Germany
Rivers across southern western and northern Germany run high above banks raising fears of widespread devastation as floods threaten towns and farmland. Weather officials issued warnings while rescue and cleanup efforts began along affected regions.
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Cologne
Earthquake Sparks Steam Vent Theorized Near Alaska Peak
Frank Knight reports arrival by train as Alaska earthquake of December 22 rocked sleepers. A heavy displacement in the Alaska range may have opened a steam vent near the peak, clouds masking the summit. Railroad belt residents and Iditarod Kushkokwim districts skeptically doubt volcanic activity, attributing mist to warm weather and sun on snow fields.
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Floods Race Through German Cities As Rivers Rise
Rhine stands 25 feet above normal and rising with encroachment on Coblenz Duisburg and Trier. Moselle railway service halted while Harz torrents wash away bridges and undermine embankments. Two thousand barges wrecked at Duisburg as Danube swells turning tributaries into torrents. Lake Constance may overflow hourly with floods reported from Hamburg and Bremen.
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Layman Sick of Evolution Fight Says Herring
Chicago December 30 Dr Hubert C Herring social secretary of the Congregational church told a thousand Evanston students the layman is sick and tired of the fight between fundamentalists and liberalists in pulpits He warned the church has lost its spirit of daring and adventure and become an agency for propaganda and institutionalism.
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Hubert C. Herring
Evanston
Herring
Congregational Church
Boston
Expectation Shapes Joy and Trouble in Life
A reflective line notes that expecting joy yields more happiness while expecting trouble brings more difficulty. The saying contrasts optimism with pessimism to suggest mindset governs daily experiences and outcomes.
How Doctors Treat Colds and Flu
Physicians and druggists now recommend Calotabs to break up a cold overnight or shorten grippe influenza illness. One or two tablets at bedtime with water cleanse the system without salts or nausea, restoring appetite next morning. Family package with directions costs 35 cents at any drug store.
Raabe and Mauger Roofing Ad Promotes Help
Roofing troubles are invited to contact Raabe and Mauger for service or call 305 for prompt assistance.
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