Army and Navy Folk Study Service Youth in Islands
Military officials in the Philippines and Mindanao discuss a forthcoming machine gun meet, troop movements, and a planned rail link. Lieutenant James Petty, 2d Infantry, helps compile a personal history of 400 military families. Debates continue over Camp Stotsenburg or Camp Keithley as the maneuver site, with twelve platoons planned and climate considerations noted. The War Department pursues an inland rail from Camp Overton to Keithley, and a marine rail from Lake Lang to the sea costs estimated at 9500,000. An Alaska incident delays Colonel Cooke’s retirement and pay hold, amid discussions on cavalry mounts and Australian stock suitability for future deployments.
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Philippines
James Mt. Petty
2D Infantry
Tiny
Millary
Camp Jowman
Guimarns
Camp Stotsenbarg
Luson
Cay Keithley
Mindanine
Ferce
Division
Carp Kelthiey
Lion
Mindanao
Ithan Bean
Stoteenburg
Stotnenburg
Fortland
Auhor
Paugrowk
Congress
Maine
Lyeoken
Caicion Wietbers
Vineau
Ayewker
Avitte Komiation
Calonel
United State
Hale
Hinds
Hirge
Camp Overton
Camp Kelthiey
Mindwnan
War Department
Duvall
Thas Congress
Lake Lanag
House Committee On Ways and Means
George F. Cooke
Leutenant
22Nd Infantry
Columbia
Alaska
Fort Gibbon
Cooke
Jay J. Cooke
Philip
Caloocan
Hiya
Dix
Australia
Wall Cup Play Opens As Richards Faces Hurd
This afternoon at 4 30 the Wall Cup tournament begins with Atherton Richards versus Irving Hurd on the Beretania court. Richards will give fifteen staked, and tomorrow the winner faces A L Castle. Kennedy Lowrey Boekun and other matches follow as Richards, holder of the Wall Cup, aims to retain the trophy alongside Warren and Gee, with competition keen among noted players.
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Atherton Richards
Irving Hurd
Beretania
Richards
Trom
Hurd
A. L. Castle
Captainow
A. J. Lowrey
C. G. Boekun
Theodore Richards
R.A. Cooke
Branley Kennedy
Kennedy
Lowrey
Warren
Gee
Hawaii
Tims
Democrats Face Factional Split Over Bryan Leadership
Lincoln Nev July 16 History repeats as Nebraska Democrats confront internal rifts centered on William Jennings Bryan. The party grows divided between Bryan and nearly all state leaders from Governor Shallenberger to Omaha figures, with county option endorsement shaping the forthcoming convention.
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Lincoln
Nev
Nebraska
Jennings Uryan
J. Sterling Morton
Bryan
Shallenberger
Sind
Democratic Committee
Ryan
Bhallenberser
Congress
Hitchock
Dutilmay
Omaha
Bulletin Office Contacts and Editorial Room Note
The text lists the Bulletin office telephone numbers under the editorial room heading. It indicates contact details for the newsroom and business office, providing a glimpse of the paper's internal communication layout.
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Bulletin Office
Hawaiian Quintet Delights Atlantic City Opening
At the New Dunlop Hotel Cafe in Atlantic City the Hawaiian Quintet performed outside the exhibit hall, drawing thousands of fans. The showcase included a lake parade with decorated boats, a tenor solo, and a chorus, praised for their natural warmth and skill by local papers and audiences of about 28 000 along the lake shore.
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Marlborogh-Blenhein Hotel
Atlantc City
Atlantic City
New Dunlop Hotel
Robert T. Duplop
New
Dunlon
Diaion Cafe
Werviers
Tay
Dunlop
Ha. Wallane
Bowie
John Edm
Wald
Caruso
Hawaii
Fortes
Bamlk
Fingdran
Aide
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