No American Delegates at Interparliamentary Union Congress
London reports that no American senators or representatives will attend the fourteenth congress opening July 23. Invitations were sent weeks ago but none accepted, likely due to elections. Russia and other parliaments will be represented with talks on general or partial disarmament. The British government funds $25,000 for the event and provides venues and entertainments.
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Finger Prints Adopted by Navy for Identification
The Navy Department plans a finger print system mirroring the Army. Beginning September 1 every man entering a naval recruiting office will provide prints of fingers and thumbs. Slides will be sent to Washington for classification, with two civilians hired at 1800 dollars each to manage the program. Existing sailors to be tested later.
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Forgan's Business Rules Inspire Bankers Across New York
A letter by David R. Forgan vice president of the First National Bank of Chicago outlines how a businessman should live to prosper. The rules emphasize honesty, fairness, kindness to employees, charity, health, sociability, broad-mindedness, and self honesty. The Minneapolis Journal cites the piece as broad guidance for business ethics. Timber! If you wish to get located on a good timber claim, call at once A A Hanky Ronde Valley House.
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Quaint Quaker Marriage at Two-Century Meeting House
In Yea land Conyers North Lancashire a Quaker wedding united Gwendoline Priestman and Allen Caude Rowntres without hymns or clergy. The couple declared love and fidelity before a reading of their certificate, witnessed by attendees at the two-century-old meeting house.
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Bleacher taunts expose fans overstepping sportsmanlike code
The crowd hurled insults at players during a baseball game, with terms like mutton-head robber thief and boasted calls to eject or punish, contrasting American ideals of fair play with hostile wagering and abusive taunts from the stands.
Bolet Peraza Monument Planned
Friends in New York plan a monument for General Nicanor Bolet Peraza. They publish his posthumous travel work Impressions de Voyage to raise funds, with 3000 copies at 1 dollar each. Also notice wood orders for winter supply of 600 cords at Mr Polock's store.
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Hill's Soda Fountain Promotes Popular Drinks
An advertisement urges customers to visit Hill's soda fountain for a variety of popular drinks. It suggests saving money for clothing and rent while treating family and oneself to quenching beverages and smiles.
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