SeAT BALL COMING TO GIVE TALK AT CHAMBER DINNER
Chamber members anticipate a standout event as Seat Ball will speak at tomorrow night’s chamber dinner. Higg Marshall, famed on the Chau tauqua circuit, is billed as a guest, drawing strong interest from readers and exhibitors at the Interstate Fair. Women members are welcomed, with emphasis on fellowship and new connections within the chamber.
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British Delegation Arrives for Pilgrim Celebration
New York reporters note a British delegation arriving to mark the landing of the Pilgrims and the first American legislative embryo at Jamestown. Lord and Lady Rathershin lead the group, with Royal Canadian Lancers captain among escorts. They plan a Washington visit and a pilgrimage to Lovat Fernern.
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Normal School Halves Day Schedule For Week
Normal School adopts half day sessions Wednesday and Thursday to let students and teachers attend events. Fortum students Joby Barcnywski Grant Jarvis William Tomischek and Kirk White plan study at the University of Mohican this year. Miss Wester formerly head of the Toines Language department will study French and finish at the University of Minis. Mer paw renewer Miss Vox will take active duties at WW work. A social hour last Thursday welcomed new staff. Me Gut, former math instructor, joins Michigan as this year’s attendee. A British navy jacket with a wrap moustache noted.
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Japan Electrifies Roads Seeks Uniform Electric Line Policy
Japan's railway authorities plan to substitute electric traction on all lines nationwide, reports to the department of commerce indicate. The move follows Yadial, once the empire's top crude exporter, now shifting position amid evolving trade dynamics.
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Governor Cox Praises Spirit of the West in Times
Governor Cox, Democrat and presidential candidate, lauds Western people via the Los Angeles Times. He urges readers to recognize the west as rich in opportunity, praises Western resolve, and outlines a campaign trek toward New Mexico and plans for visits to Colorado, Wyoming, Nebraska, South Dakota, Kansas, Oklahoma, and Missouri.
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Old Paintings Degrading. Call for Mechanical Aid
Paris art critic warns that in a century modern paintings may disappear as they decay rapidly. He urges renewed attention to the mechanical aspects of art preservation to prevent the loss of great works and says future generations may only see unsightly blackened canvases.
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Cholera Sweeps Korea and Tokyo
Fifteen hundred new cholera cases were found in Korea bringing the total to over 20,000 cases and more than 9,000 deaths. The outbreak continues to threaten the region as health measures intensify.
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Plane order relayed during London to Paris flight
A Stone & Co ship owner allegedly issued an order to a Vickers Vimy crew while the aircraft was en route from London to Paris. The caller connected with the pilot via Cros telephone on Aerodrome. Report notes coal combustion improvements when submerged in salt water.
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Formal resignation of French president read in parliament
Paris dispatch reports the resignation of Paul Deschanel as president of France was handed to Premier Millerand and read in both the senate and chamber of deputies as the National Assembly reconvened. Deschanel cites ill health and duty to rest, resigning with deep regret and gratitude for trust. An Oxford store in London received a letter from Vienna seeking a suit, with the writer asking staff to spare a suit for a difficult situation.
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Teacherages plan for Imperial Valley educators announced
Cal Imperial Valley communities outline a plan to provide free bungalows for teaching staff. The move aims to attract and retain teachers by offering dedicated housing through local educational charities and partners.
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