Butte Eisteddfod Adjudicator's Report Highlights
The official report by Pestyn Davies on the Butte Welsh eisteddfod praises several young entrants Rosabell Opie and Garnet Fisher for their exceptional pianoforte and violin work. It notes Mrs. Coppinus and Miss Marguerite Jes delivering standout singing while flagging overall need for stronger vocal training among competitors. It suggests public advance notice of contest numbers, advance adjudicator briefing, and warns money prizes should reflect high standards rather than draw weak entries.
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Fletcher Elected President of American Locomotive Co
New York December 26 Andrew Fletcher member of the executive committee of the American Locomotive company has been elected president of the company to take effect January 1 1917 Mr Fletcher succeeds W H Marshall who recently resigned
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California Supreme Court Allows Liquor Transport Into Prohibited Areas
San Francisco reports the California Supreme Court ruled that a person or his agent may legally carry liquor from non prohibition zones into prohibition portions for personal use. The decision, described by Attorney General Webb as groundbreaking, signals far reaching effects. The ruling follows earlier state law on liquor trade and enforcement.
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Jilted Woman Wins 170000 Verdict in Breach Suit
Richardson, a former hotel cashier, won 170000 in a breach of promise suit against Henry Deniston, a Pittsburg-based octogenarian cousin valued at 2 to 3 million dollars. She testified he never made love, but proposed marriage and care in old age during visits to his home.
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Population fact sparks genetic science debate
New York reports cite Dr. Robert J. Sprague of Massachusetts Agricultural College stating that to maintain population levels a married woman capable of bearing children should average three offspring. He notes many graduates from women’s colleges marry at lower rates and have fewer children, as the American Genetic Association discusses at the sixty ninth convention of the American Association for the Advancement of Science. The gathering is described as the largest assembly of scientists to date, with estimates of 7,000 to 10,000 women scientists present across meetings in various locations.
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