Prohibition Party Election Night in Park Row Building
New York on November 10 reports a Prohibition pane election gathering by Mutual Welfare Leaguers, supporters of Seabury, despite arrests and prison ties. Thomas Mott Osborne unable to attend from Auburn, party decor includes green and white pennants, tables of cakes and apples, and a mix of reform workers and White Rats entertainers.
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Park Row
New York
Seabury
Wan
Raft
Mod
Pit i
Womerm
League
National Committee On Prisons
Adolph Lewisohn
Stage Whitin
Caldwell
J. D. Sears
Thomas Mott Osborne
Auburn
Beet Sugar Industry Sees Record Seed Imports in 1916
Washington reports a surge in beet sugar industry activity as import records break. Nine months ending September 30 1916 show 18 474 995 pounds of beet seeds imported, vastly exceeding full year totals prior to 1912 1914 and 1913 1914. Russian trade current leader with 5 881 946 pounds under a total 9 042 490 pounds. Exports of refined sugar in first nine months of 1916 near 1 388 650 984 pounds, about 50 percent above full year 1925.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce
Department of Commerce
Germany
Austria-Hungary
Russia
Holland
United States
Pieepeeerts
Caroline and Yaten P Schedule in Fees and Change
In a garbled notice, departures and arrivals of trains are referenced with unclear times and fees. The fragment mentions a schedule, potential changes, and an office alteration, but lacks coherent details or identifiable entities.
Rural school term and compulsory attendance debate
The article argues for six months rural terms with full attendance over nine months, citing U S Department of Education support. It reviews Georgia's 1916 compulsory attendance law, its four month minimum, exemptions, and enforcement, comparing state progress with Illinois and Missouri data to urge public sentiment and press involvement to improve attendance nationwide.
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State Superintendent of Public Instruction of
Louisiana
T. H. Harris
United States Commissioner of Education
Harri
Georgia
Parris
Atlanta Journal
New England
West
Fioweia
Mainl
Cleorete
Heorgia
Miingis
Mlinois
The
M. J. Brittain
Tlasis
Illinois
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Thomas Mott Os
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Mecormick
Wilivex
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News and Observer
Richmon
Beians
Absohi
Caroline & Yaten P
Grice
Ataticane
Southbopan
Eae
Gordontown
Denton Ar
High Rock
Guste
Eomaavil
J. L. O'Brien
U. S. Bureau of Education
Department of the Interior
Aml
Georgia Teachers’ Associaton
Journal of Labor
Atlanta
Atlanta Chamber of Commerce
Thacker
Fanny
Cannon-Fetzer Co
Rae
Cai
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Oe Lion
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