Fragmented reminiscences and political passages at event
A jumbled clipping reports on remarks by Mr Hill and Governor Brady amid references to university life and public policy. It notes debates over Prohibition, local option laws, and the integrity of leaders, with side mentions of civic duties, rail travel, and university gifts into the year. Names and places appear inconsistently, but the piece centers on political discourse and educational philanthropy.
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Arbitration Talks Dominate War News in Washington
Washington dispatch June 23 notes that President and Col. Roosevelt head arbitration discussions, with experts predicting a costly court year and strong U S England expectations. The scene centers on arbitration prospects as a significant national topic.
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Neetens Enteweweed
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Teoday
England
James J Hill Introduced as Poet in Northern Magazine
Poet James J Hill was introduced as the author for the winter issue of a northern magazine. It gave him pleasure to say his work would appear, though details of the piece remain unclear in the fragment.
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O'Medl candidacy sparks loyalty among Idaho allies
A lengthy, opinionated passage discusses Hon. B. F. O'Medl, known as Barney, and the steadfast support from diverse Idaho groups. It notes friends from mining and pulpits, the green table, schools, and communities who trust him to keep his word and serve the people. The piece questions direct primary strategy and the role of personal backing in politics.
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Blin
Idaho
Hummel Bay
Siraasio
Disarmament Debate Risks Costly Naval Armaments
A historical discussion argues that disarmament could be weighed against the high costs of two battleships at $14.9 million each, with maintenance estimates of $906 annually. It surveys large public works and institutional projects as alternative uses, and notes aviation’s potential to alter naval value within years.
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Americans teased by Germans and a graduation at Corsair University
American tourists are humorously showcased amid German mockery as they parade, drink, and wear padded clothing to appear broader. The piece notes a light, good natured exchange with natives and describes Americans responding in kind. It ends with Corsair University in Athaca announcing over 700 seniors receiving diplomas including MDs, during Aveanum Gay celebrations at Coney Island.
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