Refinishing Advances and Sitka Climate Insight
A spray on durable finish patent uses cow pressed material like imitation ivory for quick refinishing. Grand Central Terminal dimensions are given for both street and below street levels. Sitka Alaska’s average temperature parallels Washington due to warm ocean currents, despite greater latitude. Chemists claim a dyeing process can color lumber during growth and cure it without seasoning after cutting.
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Grand Central Terminal
New York City
Sitka
Alaska
Washington
Northwestern junior wins national Oratory Prize in Los Angeles
Wight Banke of Northwestern University Evanston Illinois captured the national Intercollegiate contest in Los Angeles California earning the first prize of 2000 dollars and international travel for the student who argued the Federal Constitution Bunke from Onawa Iowa is twenty two years old and the prize winner
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Wight Banke
College of Liberal
Northwestern University
Evanston
Los Angeles
Cali
Bunke
Onawa
Iowa
Alo
Elevators Carry Over Six Million Daily In New York
The city’s elevators are estimated to transport more than 6,000,000 passengers each day, a figure larger than daily riders on street railways subways and electric lines combined.
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New York City
London Inventor Patents Hotel Radio System
Phillips, a London inventor, perfects a device to install a radio loud speaker in every hotel room with on off control via electric light switch.
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Phillips
London
Texas editors meet at Tyler in journalism school support
Texas editors gather in Tyler to urge state lawmakers to fund the University of Texas School of Journalism and keep the budget allocation. Will H. Mayes chairs the prize committee. Dallas, October 1 at the State Fair will reveal the winner for improving higher education funding.
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Tyler
Texas
School of Journalism
University of Texas
Will H. Mayes
Texas Press Association
Sam Miller
Mineral Wells
Lee Rountree
Bryan
Henry Edwards
Jon Moore
Greenville
H. T. Mussellman
Texas School of Journalism
Dallas
M. M. McFarland
San Antonio
Austin
Olney Enterprise
Dallas News
Tyler Journal
Floyd County News
Rockdale Reporter
W. N. Beard
Whitewright Sun
Clarendon Newa
Frisco Journal
San Marcos Record
M. E. O'Neill
S. ¥. Young
Tom Finty
Tom J. Welch
Jacksonville
Robert M. La Follette Dies After Heart Attack
Washington reports the death of Robert M. La Follette at his Washington home from heart attacks after a decade of bronchial illness and asthma. The ailing senator, last year an Independent presidential candidate, whispered a final message to his son asserting peace with the world and love for the people he served.
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Washington
Robert M. la Follette
Wisconsin
la Vollette
Robert
Texas Proclaims Defenses Day July Fourth Demonstration
Governor Miriam A. Ferguson calls Texas citizens to attend a patriotic July 4 event marking the country’s pledge of manpower and resources to national defense. The proclamation urges women to participate fully in the defense test day observance across Austin.
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Austin
Congress
Miriam A. Ferguson
Shipping Strike Spreads to Hong Kong Halt to Canton Trade
The Shanghai shipping strike, already disrupting coastal and river steamers, has reached Hong Kong shutting regular services to Canton and Macau. The Chinese Chamber of Commerce urged an end to the strike as business suffers.
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San Francisco
Cal
Shanghai
Chinese Chamber of Commerce
Hong Kong
Canton
Mucac
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Paris
New York
Raymond Ortley
Association
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F. W. Heitmann Co
Houston
Galveston
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Bristol
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