Age puzzle in Telegraph sparks reader math debate
The Telegraph reports a puzzle about Ann age sixteen and a hale, with nearly a hundred readers solving it. Several local figures present differing methods, but C B Reese offers a clear solution. The discussion chronicles ages of Ann and Mary and their intertwined relations through multiple equations.
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Ann
Telegraph
M. G. Young
Reese
E. A. Robinson
G. V. Boone
J. B. Smith
Wiliiamapu
C. B. Reese
Glyen
Mary
Spectacle Fails to Deliver Fireworks in Senate Clash
The senate chamber saw a tense sequence as Vice President Dawes presided over the oath signing and journal reading. Senator Reed challenged the record, Curtis maneuvered to delay, and a limited accord smoothed the path with a temporary regularization of Wednesday’s irregular proceedings.
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Senate
Hale
Ashurst
Arizona
Curtiz
Reed
Curtis
Coolidge
Curtiy
Stobinsson
Jeader
Missouri
Snyder Curtis
Dawes
al Atd
Vice
Washington notes on senate actions and appointments
The senate confirmed several nominations including Postmaster General. Kellogg sworn in as secretary of state and Jardine as secretary of aged culture. Speeches mention world court resolution. Moses named as president pro tempore candidate. Warren nominated for attorney general. Woodlock for Interstate Commerce Commission omitted. A obituary note covers a respected community member with extensive family, church ties, and survivors. body shipped to Roanoke arriving Thursday.
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Senate
Frank B. Kellogg
William M. Jardine
Senator Swanson
Virginia
George Hy Moses
New Hampshire
Tilson
Connecticut
House Committee On
Dawes
Coolidge
Charles B. Warren
Thomas F. Woodlock
Interstate Commerce Commissasion
Senator Dawes Comment Sparks Senate Disarray
A fragmentary report notes Vice President Dawes declining to comment on Senate proceedings as debate intensified and signals of political tension surfaced. The incomplete text hints at a broader discussion on national issues and governance.
Funeral for Mrs. Flanagan in Roanoke Saturday
The funeral service for Mrs Mary F Flanagan widow of the late P P Flannagan will be held Saturday at 10 am in St Andrew s church Roanoke. She died Monday night at Miami Fin after four years of poor health and winters in Florida during that time.
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Mary F. Flanagan
P. P. Flannagan
News of Colored Folk One Good Asset
Bluefield colored citizens are courteous and accommodating to visitors and arrangers. Families own homes, show hospitality, and take pride in the city’s progress, presenting a positive image of Alpha bet city in West Virginia. An oyster supper will be hosted at Mrs.
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Bluefield
West Virginia
Supper At Masonic Building For John Stewart M E Churches
QO W Hunter at 102 Jones Street hosts a supper this evening served by H P Bandy and W Hunter to benefit John Stewart Missionary and the A M E churches public invited to support. In sacred remembrance of mother Mrs Onnle Hairston died one year ago yesterday signed by daughters Josephine Gertrude and Lillian Harraton. Tip: flowers live longer with sugar in water one part sugar to nine parts water.
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W. Hunter
Masonic Building
Jones Street
H. P. Bandy
John Stewart M. FE
Onnle Hairston
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