Republican ticket headed by Johnson in state canvass
Official state canvass shows Thomas J. Johnson leading the Republican ticket for Superintendent of Public Instruction with 364,318 votes out of 479,652 total. Other statewide results include Grant Fellows for Supreme Court, Regents of the University, and boards of education and agriculture with varying totals. port amendment passed 266,623 to 207,926.
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Lansing
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Thomas J. Johnson
Supreme Court
Grant Fellows
Howard Wiest
George J. Burke
Harvey DB. Hatch
Prohibition
Thomas A. Mead
Scattering
University
Junius KB. Bend
Ralph Stone
Frank DP. Kaman
Edmund C. Shields
Mary FE. Faull
Lily Allen
Thomas &. Johnson
Theodore A. Norris
Harold R. Luttenbacher
State Board of Education
Allen M. Freeland
Mary L. Hinsdale
Martha J. McColl
State Board of Agriculture
Clark L. Brody
Herbert W. Gowdy
I. Sumner Rust
William H. Welch
Andrew Wood
John H. Perry
Bluefish Scene Describes Ocean Glutton and Vague Threats
A garbled report notes a bluefish incident described as an ocean glutton with rough waters and unclear threats. It mentions bluefish entering an area near Chapple Saws and a thickly strewn coast with tremblin beads, with no clear conclusion about authorities or outcomes.
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Awada
Diamond's hardness challenged by titanium and tungsten claims
The article argues that while diamonds have long been touted as the hardest substance, scientific progress notes rival contenders. It cites experiments with titanium compounds and tungsten resembling diamond in hardness, noting potential substitutes when silicon or boron silicides form.
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Suecoodend
Pete Dye
Roosevelt's Red Rag Jokes at Oyster Bay Visit
The Saturday Evening Post notes President Roosevelt was tested for a chemical in his arm during a visit to Oyster Bay. He stood for the blood draw despite inflamed knuckles and quipped to doctors Swarts and Marth to avoid mentioning Wilson or the Kaiser. The piece closes with a social quip about fame and vanity.
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Roosevelt
Oyster Bay
Rooasavelt
Doctor Swarts
Dae W. Marth
Wilson
Ikalser
Mrs Watson’s Bridge Critique Sparks Local Debate
In a Midwestern city a visiting Mrs Watson offered blunt opinions on a host’s bridge play. Her remarks sparked a stir among townspeople who value the game and etiquette, highlighting tensions between expert status and local pride.
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Mrs. Watson
Michigan Fifth in Paper Industry
The survey shows Michigan ranks fifth in pulp and paper production value led by New York, Maine, Massachusetts and Wisconsin. The industry centers around Kalamazoo with others in Ypsilanti, Petoskey, Cheboygan and Benton Harbor. Daily output runs about 3100 to 3500 tons of paper and over US tons of pulp per working day with a wide range of products including newsprint and wrapping papers.
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Michigan
New York
Maine
Massachusetts
Wisconsin
Massachusets
Kalamazoo
Monroe
Ypsilanti
Petoskey
Cheboygan
Benton Harbor
Sturgis
Muskegon
Plainwell
Watervliet
Otsego
Constantine
Michican
Navner
Technial Association of the
Pulp and Paper Industry
Ashe Amtace
Signs of Peace and Kingfisher Lore in Ancient Text
The fragmentary tale describes a period of calm seas and ritual dispensation by the Kingfisher through the wand Rah Whe. It recounts a dawn scene, a water throne, and a dive of the kingfisher connected to a royal change involving Alesene and Get. Concluding lines urge wise voting as path to honest government.
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Aedus
Alesene
Get
Ashers
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C. D. Dalton
Valdosta
Scientiste
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Petty
Hanes
Perth
Ube
Bebe
Mount Arar
Ean
Shack
Nein
Hely
Kane
Abs. Watson
Terrell's Bakery
Bessemer
Jesse Smith
Seid and
Guaras Ly
Halcyon Daya
Wath Arcert
Hinensher
the Herald
A. H. Thomas M.D
Glanaca
Paul
Hurley
Dlowee
Appointyee Aiely
al Church
Bergland Lumber Co
R.A. Marsh
The
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