Selections for the Evening Bulletin Contest in San Francisco
A promotional notice urges readers to cut out a nomination blank and send subscriptions to the Contest Manager of The Evening Bulletin to earn votes toward prizes. It promises receipt books, agent assistance, and a chaperone salary, urging immediate start and to recruit friends to subscribe for votes, with a large bonus for five year Dairy Bulletin subscriptions.
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Tor
Evening Bulletin
Ho Ued
Dulletin
Dairy Bulletin
Trip Chaperone
Con- Sak
Honolulu
Pevertaaat
Water Cure to be Used at Stockton Insane Asylum
Stockton January 28 hydrotherapy or water cure will be used at the state asylum in the West for the first time. Superintendent Dr Fred P Clark toured eastern institutions to secure best data and building cost about 60000 dollars. Twenty five skilled nurses and attendants arrive to implement the system, which promises cure for many acute insanity cases through baths and massages.
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Stockton
West
Fred P. Clark
Theaw
Legislaure
Segregation Policy At Englewood High Graduation
Chicago February reports Englewood High School graduation shows equal numbers of boys and girls in the midyear class. Principal James B. Armstrong defends the three year Hex segregation plan begun to keep boys in school by separating sexes in early years and reuniting in junior year. He argues girls advance mentally faster, prompting earlier goals and continued study for boys.
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Chicago
Englewood High School
James B. Armstrong
Wom
Day of the warship said to be over in aerial age
Pasadena January 27 New York aeronaut Herbert Harmon told the Pasadena Chamber of Commerce that the day of battleships is past. He warned ships would be vulnerable to air forces led by Curtiss Hamilton Willard and others with balloons and aeroplanes able to deliver explosives. He noted aviation is already proving its strategic value and could protect the homeland from invasion.
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Pasadena
Chitlford B. Harmon
New York Aeronaut
Pasadena Chamber of Commerce
Curtiss
Hamilton
Willard
Harmon
Paper Board Combine Pleads Guilty in Trade Case
The Paper Board Association, about forty firms, pleaded guilty in the U S Circuit Court to illegal restraint of trade. Judge Hough fined each defendant $2000, with $2000 against individual defendants to be determined. The indictment claimed the group imposed a $5,000,000 yearly tax on the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Paper Hoard Association
Paper Board Manufacturing
Federal Grand Jury
Thin Afternoon
Janes M. Beck
United States Circuit Court
Hough
United States
Wise
Holle
Army Bill Stirs Wrath of Officers at Denver Meeting
Army officers nationwide protest plans to eliminate officers under age limits. A circulated letter to Senators denounces the elimination bill, warning it forces retirement of about 20 percent of officers, many over 64, amid potential discipline concerns. Meantime, a cactus meat substitute story and school discipline tale follow in this column.
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Denver
Potester Pinchot
Army
United States
Congress
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Santa Clara
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