Splendors of the World Shown At Panama-Pacific Exposition
The Panama Pacific Exposition opens Feb 20 1915 as nations like Argentina Japan Italy and Canada announce large expenditures. Delegates from around the world will attend hundreds of congresses and exhibitions while aviation and motorboat races attract global interest. The Marina villas stretch along the harbor and the world skyline rises with towers and a 435 foot central arch. The exhibition promises aviation records races yacht and motorboat contests and prize offers from presidents and kings. A free sixty page color booklet is offered by the exposition bureau.
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Eee Dpyright
H. S. Crocker Co
San Francisco
Palace of Education
San Francisco Harbor
Globe
Golden Gate
America
Pahama Canal
Department of State
Argentina
Japan
Italy
Canada
England
Exposition City
Marina
Myn
Woodrow Wilson
King George of
New York
Atlantic Seaboad
Panama Canal
Pacific Seaboard
Panama-Pacific International Exposition Yacht Harbor
Great Court
Panama-Pacific Exposition to Feature Notable Livestock and Exhibits
The Panama-Pacific International Exposition opens February 20 1915 in San Francisco. It will host a vast livestock show and harness races with premiums exceeding half a million dollars. Exhibits from around the world will include machinery in action and major displays valued up to several hundred thousand dollars.
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San Francisco
Frederick J. V. Skiff
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Charles C. Mook
Australia
Marina Rvilla Gardens
Tesser
Exposition Ground
Eveat
Fornay
France
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Eugene Gilbert
Panama ‘Canal
Bureau of Publications
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Charles Niehaus
South Gardens
Exposition Grounds
Niehaus
Frederick J. W. Skiff
Vield Columbian Museum
Skiff
Pacific Coast
George W. Goethals
International Council of Nurses
Afteen
Gress
National
Topnotch Farmers’ Club
Springfield
Club
W. L. Danson
Alexander City
Ann
American Breeders’ Association
San Frencisco H Harbor
American Press Association
George W. Gorthals
Robert I. Aitken
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