Century of Brazilian Independence Exposition Ahead
The article outlines Brazil’s centennial independence celebration with a Rio de Janeiro exposition opening September 7, 1922, featuring exhibits from seven government departments and twenty five nations. It notes US participation funded by a million dollars and a permanent embassy building. It recounts Dom John VI and Dom Pedro I, the 1822 independence, abolition of slavery in 1871 and 1888, and the 1889 republic. It also cites Brazilian gratitude for American democratic ideals and parallels with US constitutional influence.
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Central
South America
America
American Congress
Atlantic
Mexico
Miguel Hidalgo
Colotes
Alhondiga de Granaditas
Guanajuato
Guatemala
Venezuela
Bolivar
Chile
Napoleon
Ferdinand VII
Spain
Argentina
Bolivia
Colombia
Ecuador
Paraguay
Peru
Uruguay
Brazil
Portugal
Rio de Janeiro
Bay of
Guanabara
Martim Alfonso
Avenida Rio Branco
Pau
Avenida
Monroe Palace
Rio Branco
Avenue of Nations
Dom John
Algarves
John VI
John
Dom Pedro
Sao Paulo
Ypiranga
Langworthy Marchant
Bulletin of
The
Pan American Union
Empire
Dom Pedro Seague
Pernambuco
Dom Pedro Primeiro
Jose Bonifacio
Independence
Dom Pedro Segundo
Dona Isabel
Dom
Pedro Segundo
Benjamin Constant Botelho de Magalhaes
Military College
Republican Party
Deodoro da Fonseca
Viscount
Ouro Preto
Helio Lobo
New York
Jamestown
Independence Hall
Pedro I
Pedro II
United States
Missouri contracts awarded with 56 percent hike
The State Printing Commissioners awarded the state printing contract to Hugh Stephens Printing & Stationery Co of Jefferson City, boosting composition and press work costs by 88 and 18 percent respectively. No bidding occurred. Past annual costs ran about $150,000.
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State Printing Commissioners
Hugh Stephens Printing & Stationery Company
Jefferson City
Cole County
Slate
Lorene Woodson Robinson
Ralph Robinson
Kahoka Savings Bank
State Banking Department
Farmers’ Trust Company
Robert Neeley
Cedar City
Chicago and Alton Railroad
North Jefferson
Fulton
Robert O. Eddings
Richmond
Ray County Coal Company
Eddings
Henry W. Widdicombe
Boonville
Widdicombe
Mark Hanna
New York
Tuscumbians
Miller County
Tuscumbia
Carrollton
A. L. Crook
Ottawa
Kan
Susie Doyle
Canton
Carroll County Electricopany
Pu Service Commission
Jefferson
Carroll County
Louis
Moberl
Little & Dean
Paris
Tenn
Pop Bluff
E. Gilliot
Monnett
J. C. Cook
P Tor
The
Baptist Church
Versall
Lees Summit
Monroe City
Versailles
Carthage
Howard
Clinton
Lou Maple
Higginsville
D. W. B Nam
Oliver Construction Compa
Little Rock
Ark
Gloway
Rogersville
Joseph Ritter
St. Louis
Lloyd
State Penal Board
Branson
Amecan Legion
Springfield
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Dees
John Dickinson Sherman
Dua Tiabe
General Bennadtly
Stade Botelho DE
Pedro Seguivdo
Missouriens Nuggets
Missouri
Charles A. Becker
Greene
Polk
Frank M. Harr
Clyde E. Tuck
Becker
George E. Hackmann
B. H. Piepmier
State Highway Department
Hackmann
Piepmier
State Highway Department of
Illinois
Gallatin
Reed Springs
Joseph Pope
Main Street
Columbia
War Mothers’ Association of Missouri
American Legion
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Disabled American Veterans
Commercial Club
University of Missouri
A. B. Mayhew
Crandon
Wis
Ozark
Lawrence County
Mount Vernon
Supreme Court
the Blair
Jefferson Highway
Rison County
Commerce Trust Company
Kansas City
Supreme Court At
Barrett Ag
First National Bank of
Tional Bank
Ash Grove
Ralph Bridges
University of Missouri At Columbi
Slater High School