Weather Chief Willis Moore ousted by Wilson
Washington Prof Willis J Moore long time chief of the weather bureau is removed from office by President Wilson after an inquiry into alleged efforts to become agriculture secretary and irregularities charged. Dem caucus backs Underwood tariff wool free list while an amendment to tax raw wool fails.
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Multiple 1900s News Snippets Include Fires Strikes and Politics
The report lists events from various locales: a man’s failed suicide attempt ending in death and jail destruction in Sterling Illinois, Sheriff Wahl injured. Connecticut Representative Snow expelled for vote selling. 1100 Auburn rope workers end a strike with company terms. Alaska lawmakers pass eight hour public work bill while defeating women’s eight hour bill. sailors breach ice near St Louis Bay with harbor opening anticipated. California anti alien land bill advanced. General Ojeda surrenders at Naco after border conflict.
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Luther McCarty Wins Light Heavyweight Bout In Philadelphia
The white heavyweight title claimant Luther McCarty won by a wide margin on a popular decision after a fast six round bout with Jim Flynn of Colorado in Philadelphia.
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Philadelphia
Fragmented global strikes and political turmoil reported
The article notes a partial failure of a foreign strike against the Belgian franchise system with about 200 000 fewer participants than expected and a Charleroi center where 65 000 out of 70 000 workers are idle. It mentions a gunpowder device found near the Bank of England and militant suffragettes damaging a mansion linked to MP Arthur Du Cros. Armistice talks between Turkey and Balkan allies, a deteriorating Pope Pius, and an assassination attempt on King Alfonso in Madrid are also described.
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St. Leonard's-on-Sea
Arthur Philip du Cros
Hastings
England
Butler Reviews 2 All New Laws in 1913 Assembly
Amos W. Butler outlines in the quarterly bulletin the 1913 Indiana General Assembly laws of interest to social workers and charity workers. Key measures include a state farm for male prisoners over sixteen, electrocution replacing hanging, harsher parole rules for girls and care changes for boys, new prison employment provisions, and major appropriations for state institutions totaling 786,860.50 for buildings and improvements.
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Purdue bulletin highlights strawberries as leading small fruit
A Purdue University bulletin No. 164 argues strawberries are the most important small fruit in Indian markets. It cites 1910 census data for 1909 yields, urges improved varieties and cultural methods, explains site selection, planting timing, soil needs, and practices to maximize first season growth and moisture retention.
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State board certifies numerous high schools and vocational rules
The state board of education adjourned and certified many high schools across Indiana including Urbana Greenfork township Roanoke Pennville McKinley near Winchester Markle Washington township Randolph county Linlawn Huntington Green near Ridgeville Fort Wayne Dunkirk Connerville Stinesville Smithville Troy West Point Stockwell Idaville Camden Dayton Clarkshill Burnettsville Battle Ground Milford Winona College Sheridan Mentone Silver Lake Wargaw Crawfordsville Akron Van Buren Westland Charlottesville Westport Rising Sun New Augusta Letts Clarksburg Burney Decatur county Ben Davis Batesville Wolcottville Waterloo Topeka Shapiro wania Rome City Pleasant Lake Orland Lima Ligonier Lagro LaGrange Kendallville Hamilton Geneva Ashley Avilla Wallace Clay City Decker Kingman Liberty township Parke county Perryville Vincennes. The board's resolution permits accredited normal schools and colleges to offer up to one fourth of hours for class A and B certificates in vocational subjects, with two hours of lab per one hour credit. For class C, up to one fifth of credit may be in vocational subjects, with similar conditions. Normal schools and departments may substitute vocational work for class Cs, and elective vocational work may be included.
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Roanoke
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McKinley High School
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Markle
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Randolph County
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Burnettsville
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Winona College
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Decatur County
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North Tadlana Church Convention Concludes at Wayne
The final session of the North Tadlana District Church of Christ convention met at West Avenue Christian Church in Frat Wayne. It drew a large attendance as discussions and reaffirmations closed the annual gathering.
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Church of Christ
West Avenue ‘Christian Church
Frat Wayne
Wena Cate Y At
Woman's Ills Disappeared in North Bangor Notice
North Bangor New York woman reports relief from female weakness headaches backache and monthly irregularities after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. Similar testimonial from Ann Arbor Michigan claims relief from hemorrhages and severe pain with repeated doctor visits. The advertisement promotes the remedy as a proven old-fashioned cure made from roots and herbs.
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Mia
James J. Stacy
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Ann Arbor
Mich
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Mrca
L. E. Wyckoff
S. Ashley St
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