Bryan Addresses Memorial Day Obscured By War Reflections
At Onemile Neb Colonel Bryan discusses patriotism, peace, and war during Memorial Day speeches. He praises Civil War heroes, urges unity, and emphasizes devotion to country while warning that future conflicts test national character. He also reviews world novels stressing ideals and moral growth.
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Senate Passes Currency Bill Amid Filibuster And Vote
Washington May 30 A Senate resolution fixing the adjournment time to 11:50 p.m. was adopted 124 to 76 with Republicans voting yes and Democrats split. The naval clause named Payne of New York Hepburn of Iowa and Williams of Mississippi to notify the president the Senate was ready to adjourn.
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Deficiency Bill Agreed To In Washington May 1
The general deficiency bill, a major government supply measure, was agreed to by both houses. It provides an appropriation of 40,718,848 dollars, with 12,476,750 dollars to begin work under the public buildings bill, totaling over 43,000,000 dollars in authorizations. House discussions brief, allowing Towner and Fitzgerald to present standard fiscal statements.
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Currency Commission Appointed by Vice President
Washington May 20 the vice president announced the appointment of Aldrich Allison Burrows Hale Knox Daniel Teller as members of the currency commission authorized by law. The group includes senators and House appointees with weeks Burton and others named from state delegations.
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The High Mark of Extravagance in State Budget Writes
A fragmented report outlines a prolonged discussion on state expenditures and allocations. It notes large sums such as 88 208 dollars and 26 006 dollars connected to various budget items. The text mentions weeks of consideration and references to a Senate or related committee, with no clear conclusions.
Harvard Wins Varsity Race In Poor Conditions
Harvard led early and won the varsity race by ten lengths amid heavy rain and a flooded Franklin Field. Cornell dominated the intercollegiate meet, scoring 46 points to Penn 28, Yale 17, Harvard 17, and Dartmouth 16. weather hindered performances as Ithacans claimed the title with strong showings in multiple events.
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White Duck or Indian Head Goods Sale Price 1212
A listing notes White Duck or Indian Head goods offered at a sale price of 1212. The entry provides a concise price point for these items without additional context.
Intercollegiate Games Entries At Chicago June 6
The Intercollegiate conference athletic association entries for the June 6 events at Marshall Field, University of Chicago, total 248 from twenty colleges. Participants include Indiana, Iowa, Minnesota, Chicago, Wisconsin, Purdue, Missouri, Stanford, and others such as Colorado Agricultural, Grinnell, Beloit, Michigan, Morningside, Lawrence, Marquette, and Iowa State.
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Dope For The Suss Robinson St Louis Cardinals
The text describes Dope for the Suss Robinson of the St Louis Cardinals in the National League, noting managerial feuds and a plan to keep eight pitchers on payroll, while expressing intent to retain the pitching staff amid rival clubs seeking work for the men.
Advertisers Eye Wheeling Plans Amid Player Salaries
The Wheeling scene shows chatter about salaries in local hall teams, with skeptics labeling claims of liberal pay as overblown while noting few earn substantial sums. Amid broader talk, a New York note reports Countess Gizvlcki seeking divorce in the United States to gain custody, with a possible kidnap angle cited by her husband’s brother.
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Kendallville G A R Honors Dead Comrades
In Kendallville Indiana May 30 streets were decorated for Memorial Day as C C Brow post 505 sent delegations to cemeteries to place flowers. The procession to the Methodist church featured Rev Semans a Prof Hesser Mrs R O Janson and a speech by Hon Thomas Marshall of Columbus City.
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