Metric adoption support from U S educators urged in San Francisco
The World Trade Club of San Francisco backs metric weights and measures for Britain and the United States aided by remarks from Harvard’s Charles W. Blot and Columbia’s Nicholas Murray Butler. Dr Joseph Collins says Americans waste 314 million dollars yearly teaching a cumbersome system. Mr and Mrs George Kitselman with daughters Fran and Dot arrive in Rawlins Wyoming and stay with Will Reid at 310 East 22nd Street.
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San Francisco
America
World Trade Club
United States
Wires
Charles W. Blot
Harvard University
Nicholas Murray- Butler
Colum
Bia
World Trade Lab
Joseph ¥. Collins
George S. Kitselman
Francea
Dorothy
Rawlins
Wyo
Will Reid
East
Assault on Hughes Ends in Fine and Damages Set
Bret Harte H Hughes known as Angelo Hughes deputy sheriff Stevanie county Texas was fined and costs total 68 50 by Judge W W Benarda in justice court for assault on A Baker state land commissioner of Wyoming on Tuesday. The fine followed a settlement in which Baker accepted 250 in personal damages to cover medical bills and expenses, ending the matter to avoid further suit.
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Bret Harte
H H. Hinghes
Angelo Hughes
Sherif Stevanie County
Texas
W. W. Bénarda
Justice Court
A. Baker
Wyoming
Baker
Wughes
Hughes
Vicks Vaporub Case Highlights Local Court Settlement
Aggravated assault case in district court ends with a settlement after Baker and Hughes dispute. Judge Edwards sets the fine and Prosecuting Attorney Lane declines to bind over the defendant. Denver visitors to Cheyenne listed include numerous names and households.
Hudson Car Makes Remarkable 629 Mile Trip
Cadillac dealer B Miller of Billings Montana arrived in Cheyenne after a 629 mile run in 29 hours 10 minutes aboard a 1920 Hudson six suburban closed model. The trip, begun Thursday afternoon, faced mud and sagebrush between Buffalo and Douglas over 700 miles with 53 gallons of gasoline and 3 quarts of oil used. No accidents occurred and Miller praised the Hudson's performance. Attending visitors include KR BE Meyers of St Louis and George L Watts of Salt Lake City, among others.
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GO. B. Miller
Cadillac
Billings
Mont
Cheyenne
Hudson
Miller
Government urges full cans under Pure Food Law
Washington reports the Department of Agriculture and its Bureau of Chemistry are promoting the gospel of full cans under the Pure Food Law. Inspectors will visit canneries to ensure cans are packed as full as possible without harming quality and to educate buyers on solid to liquid contents.
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Washington, D. C
United States Department of Agriculture
Bureau of Chemistry
Washington, D, G
Tennis Court to Be Built in City Park
A new tennis court will be built in the city park starting Monday in the area formerly occupied by the Danon Pavilion. The pavilion was erected for the om at the 46th Meld ArOllery, with the park slated for renovation.
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Aise
Danon
Tennis court plans emerge amid park work
In a city update Commissioner Edward Bt proposed a tennis court by the park. A single court was considered to avoid removing trees, with space for a future double court. Work will begin soon at Lakes Minnehaha as part of the park projects.
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Edward Bt
Essary
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Paul I. Bostick
H. Glass
L. B. Alderman
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Honard Smith
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Cal
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J. P. Wing
Dorothy and Mildred Wing
St. Joseph, Mo
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