Guatemala names Carlos Herrera provisional president after revolution
Friends and supporters describe Carlos Herreras as a 60 year old businessman with sugar and coffee holdings, not a politician, who led Guatemala after Estrada Cabrera's 22 year rule. They praise his honesty and ability and urge quick U S recognition of his government.
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Carlos Herreras
Guatemala
Manuel Estrada Cabrera
United States
Cornell University
Herrera
Maternity Bill Aims to Cut Mother and Baby Deaths
U.S. maternal and infant mortality figures shock with a quarter million infant deaths and twenty three thousand maternal fatalities last year. The Children's Bureau cites house to house surveys and supports a maternity bill by Senator Morris Sheppard and Representative Horace M. Towner to protect mothers and infants with federal funding shared by states.
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United States
Children's Bureau
Washington
Congress
Morris Sheppard
Texas
Horace M. Towner
Iowa
Cannon of Hingis Celebrates 84th Birthday in Congress
Rep Joseph G Cannon, veteran speaker for four Congresses and long serving lawmaker, marked his eighty fourth birthday with a chamber reception. Colleagues lauded his mental alertness and vigor as seven eldest congress members dined with Sen Page of Vermont in Danville.
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Joseph GG. Cannon
Hingis
Cannon
Mondell
Ceele Joe
Congress
Senator Page
Vermont
Joseph G. Cannon
Bor
Isaac B. Sherwood
Ohio
Charles M. Stedman
North Carolina
William S. Greene
Massachusetts
Carroll S. Page
William P. Dillingham
Knute Nelson
Minnesota
Joe
Danville
Capt Albert B Turner poised to chase America's Cup
Portrait of Captain Turner skipper of Shamrock IV as trials approach in July with Sir Thomas Lipton chasing a record seventh cup. Daring design details described include a long keel and a tall composite mast, plus a small opening near the helmsman for Lipton when aboard.
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Albert B. Turner
Shamrock WV
Sir Thomas Lipton
Shamrock TV
Thomas
Turner
Sir Thomas
Unusual Decoration for U.S. Captain Hoffman
Capt. Stanford W. Hoffman of New York, ex Marine Corps, received the French Chevalier de Verdre de l Etoile Noire from Lieut. Harry W. Miller for exceptional efficiency in organizing and handling military police in the rear. He also served at the front with the Fifth Marine Regiment and was the first officer recommended for promotion in the AEF.
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Stanford W. Hoffman
New York
United States Marine Corps
Tieut
Harry W. Miller
France
Hoffman
Fifth Regiment of Marines
Statue of Pope Benedict XV Unveiled in Constantinople
The bronze statue of Pope Benedict XV by renowned sculptor Enrico Quattrini will be displayed in a public square in Constantinople once completed. The plan promises a prominent civic debut pending final casting.
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Lafayette
Paul W. Bartlett
Knights of Columbus
Metz
France
Columbus
General Pershing
Marshal Foch
Wilson
Knights
Benedict XV
Enrico Quattrini
Constantinople
Useful Animals for Farms and Horse Breeding Stations
The U S Department of Agriculture has bred stallions at the Wyoming Horse Breeding Station in Buffalo Wyoming. About ten best sires are to be made available to private breeders and local clubs for breeding seasons to improve light range horses. The station emphasizes size soundness tractability action and stamina. Interested parties should contact the Wyoming station in Buffalo Wyoming.
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United States Department of Agriculture
U.S. Wyoming Horse Breeding Station
Buffalo
Wyo
Hght
Wyoming Horse Breeding Station
Early Breeding Urged to Boost Lamb Survival
Nebraska College of Agriculture advocates early breeding so lambs are older and sturdier against worms when turned on pasture. October and November mating yields March and April lambs with a month or two of milk and grain. Though barn upkeep is a drawback, benefits include higher survival in warm seasons and more twins from well-fed ewes.
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Nebraska College of Agriculture
Teeth of cattle are loose
A description notes cows have loose front teeth and explains how their upper surfaces contact the dental pad. It claims grass is cut by the cow biting and jerking the head, causing wear on the dental pad, and says jawbone injury would happen if incisors were fixed. It reassures that loose teeth are natural.
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Nature
Cholera Prevention in Hog Yards and Feeding Practices
A 1910s era farming note urges quarantine of hog lots to curb cholera in the locality. It emphasizes cleanliness, disinfectants, alfalfa meal for breeding hogs, separating young boars from mates by five months, and staying vigilant during farrowing for higher profits.
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Shamrock IV
Fe Western Newspaper Union
John J. Pershing
Oman
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Virgin Ishimds
Charlotte Amelie
Virgin Islands
Rooms of London
English Speaking Union
London Club
the Pope
Oliver Optic
Dorchester
Mags
William Taylor Adams
S Gorage
Adams
Department of Agriculture
Wyoming
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