PLOMAS IVER 104 STUDENTS WILL GRADUATE HIGH
Largest class in Lawrence High School history to graduate this Friday at the Rowersnekpera House. The fortieth commencement for the Jainkeneeth School will feature a senior class record with 104 graduates. Prof. Poot Glney notes unlikely more sessions. program details include Senior High Selina Orchestra providing music and a graduate procession.
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Dynamite Plot Claim Ties to Washington Official
Daniel V. Daneh confessed to police that he planted four sticks of dynamite in the department of agriculture to win promotion and heroism. He was held for grand jury after failing bail on charges of attempting to dynamite a building.
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Department of Asincultre
Editors battered by giants in Belfast clash
chaotic report describes militants and editors clashing in Belfast office scenes as threats and injuries surface amid wider labor and industrial unrest. references to Rockefeller protection, New Haven directors, and Morgan influence appear in disjointed fragments.
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Senate committee backs arbitration in tolls dispute
A Senate foreign relations committee vote of seven to seven favors arbitration on the tolls dispute with Great Britain. The Sutherland resolution directs the president to open negotiations for special arbitration, sending the measure to the Senate for consideration as debate continues on related malaria repeal and other items.
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Senator Vardaman and Panama episode discussed
Washington, June 3. Senator Vardaman criticized the president for urging repeal of the Panama expenditures. He vowed not to be vindictive and warned against violating party pledges. A North End citizen, Mr Miggs, dreamed of being chased by a bull, leaping a fence, and kicking the bull in the nose, breaking its toe.
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To Keep Above Sordid Grind
The passage argues that love for work avoids fatigue by embracing routine, training the mind to focus on a better method, or by thinking on something else during homely tasks to lessen weariness in housework. It urges maintaining a positive mindset to render routine more tolerable and efficient.
Changed Chorus Ladies Dialogue From Stage Script
In the passage the First Chorus Lady asks what the other thinks of George’s return from Alaska. The Second Chorus Lady responds she fears she would hardly recognize him. The exchange reveals tension and transformation as the judge references the altered appearance or mannerisms.
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Government rifle clubs and ammunition issues reported
A terse note indicates information is sought on organizing Government rifle clubs and the five issue of rifles and ammunition. The National Water Association of America, Woodward Buildings, Washington, D.C., or the War Department may provide the needed guidance or sever the matter.
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Market Report Shows Wheat and Corn Hold Steady
June market report notes wheat and corn futures with mixed quotes and limited movement. Receipts and prices edge slightly higher across contracts, with bids around 7.20 to 8.10 for nearby notes and little change in meats and butchers’ quotes.
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Stebbins Arrested Again for Threats
Hiner Stebbins was arrested this morning on a charge of threatening Charles Tintell. He allegedly threatened to kill Harrell and said he would eat him. The incident was reported after years of prior disputes between Stebbins and Harrell.
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