General Interest News Notes From Across The Globe
A roundup of items includes a double DOJ and Congress push for hearings on cold storage dealers, rail rate hearings before the Interstate Commerce Commission, and Wilson nominees to the Philippine commission. Also report on Miss Jeasse Woodrow Wilson and Francis Bowes Sayre wedding in the White House East Room, and a planned New Year open-house tradition’s end.
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Department of Justice
Congress
McReynolds
Interstate Commerce Commission
Washington
Jeasse Woodrow Wilson
Francis Bowes Sayre
White House
Food Trust
Wilson
State Y H C A to Hear Report at Indiana Meeting
Indiana state Y M C A sets December 6 7 in Ft Wayne for annual meeting. The report covers 11 000 male students across 21 institutions with 2900 members and 40000 attendees at 870 religious meetings last year. The piece notes Culver Academy nearly all students belong to Y M C A and bible study.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
Young Men's Christian Association
State Association
Ft. Wayne
Culver Military Academy
Indiana University
Purdue University
Val Paraiso University
Indiana University and City Schools To Forge Stronger Ties
Indianapolis superintendent J G Collicott advocates closer links between Indiana universities and public schools to modernize history teaching. A survey in Indianapolis, aided by Indiana University, aims to share university expertise and apply it to classroom work with Purdue and extension programs in mind. President William Lowe Bryan supports practical statewide benefits from university efforts, including gardening education for city children.
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Indianapolis
Indiana Library Trustees Association
E. L. Craig
Evanaville
Indiana University
Public Library and University Extension
Henry. B. Heller
Decatur
Brarang
John A. Lapp
Indiana Legislative
Eliza G. Browning
Ville
Indiana
J. G. Colficott
Collicott
Universites
Wisconsin
State University
Indiana Purdue University
Purdue
William Lowe Bryan
Bryan
University
Excursion to National Capital Fans Hopeful Crowd
State and railroad officials plan a large excursion carrying young corn experts and their families to Washington. Pennsylvania trains will run from multiple points with numerous stops to load prize winners and supporters. The key stop after departing Ohio is Pittsburgh, expected Monday night December 1.
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Ives
Preak
Dent Wilson
Bryan
Humber
Sbg
Pennsylvania Management
National Capital
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Pittsburgh
Dée
Fascination of the Poppy and Opium Effects on Animals
A French Gazette summary cites Garnier observations in China 1873 on poppy culture destroying bees appetite and causing death after two seasons. It notes insects raid poppy fields, then perish. rats in opium refineries haunt fumes, leaving dead rats nearby. The piece links animal ailments to poppy allure and opium use.
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Dea
Hopitaux
Francie
Garnier
China
Pappy
Yunnan
Whitle
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Kansas
Winifred Denison
New York
Clinton L. Riggs
Maryland
Philippine Commission
Wilson Jent
Stormont Aid
Mra. Wilson
Inis
John Hobart
Philadelphia
Thomas Rees
Springfiell (Jr.) Register
Mediterranean
Washington Society
Stephen, Bull, Or
Racine
Wis
Taylor Orphans’ Home
Eureka
Fort Seward
Cal
Minnesota
Maolla
Seattle
Straits of
Shimonosek
Bramwell Booth
Ballington Booth
Alden L. Bennett
Shiloh
United States
Galveston-Houston & Henderson
Galveston
Tex
John Purroy Mitchel
Edwin E. McCall
Tammany
U. S
Mexicana
Pancho” Villa
Tierra Blanca
Mex
Villa
Juarez
Jose Inez Salazar
Victoriano Huerta
Mexico
Paris Academy of Science
Pretoria
Union of South Africa
George Chip
Scranton
Frank Klaus
Tim O'Niel
Racine A. C
Wic
Robert ‘Seawell Ball
Cambridge University
W.T. Elam
St. Joseph (Mo
W. Putnam Cramer
Chicago
Kansas City
Mark
Wickboro
Hermon Sunda
Pulpftec
College
Y.H.C.A
Young Man‘a Christian Association
Fidelity Hive No. 140
Supreme Cmcern
Bing M. West
Supreme
Port Huron
Mich
Frances’ Partridge
Supreme Record
Elizabeth‘ M. Hooper
Supreme Medical Examiners
Indiana Young Men's Christian-as
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