New York Cotton Exchange Arena Opens This Summer
New York prepares to dedicate a $5,000,000 sky scraper on Hanover Square by July 5. The new cotton exchange will house 400 resident members, advanced signaling and telegraph systems, and a large trading pit designed for efficiency and permanence.
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New York Cotton Exchange
Hanover Square
Lower Manhattan
Exchange
New Exchange
New York
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Ture
Thig Pit
New Orleans
Liverpool
Alexandria
Bombay
New York Harbor
West U.S. scientists embark on 26 expeditions abroad
Twenty six scientific expeditions from nine Midwestern colleges will operate in various regions worldwide this summer. The program showcases broad geographic reach and collaborative research across multiple institutions.
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Chicago
Associated Press
Middle West
Universities Dispatch Multiple Expeditions for Research
Reports from institutions detail nine expeditions from the University of Chicago and seven from the University of Iowa, with Ohio State, Oklahoma and Purdue each deploying two. Indiana University Earlham Notre Dame and Indiana State Normal School will send single groups. Ohio State will study prehistoric living in Ohio and rock and plateau construction in the southwest. Oklahoma will explore Miami ore deposits and Arbuckle geology. Indiana University will photograph the solar corona during the September eclipse. Harsham College will visit Yellowstone Park for a field course. Purdue plans two ex-
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University of Chicago
University of Iowa
Ohio State University
University of Oklahoma
Purdue University
Indiana University
Earlham College
Notre Dame
Indiana State Normal School
W. C. Mills
Ohio
Robert F. Webb
Arizona
Colorado
New Mexico
Samuel Weidman
Miami
W. E. Monnett
Arbuckle Mountains
W. A. Cogshall
Lower
California
Harsham College
Yellowstone Park
Explorations Planned Across Indiana and Nearby Regions
Dr. James Burns of the University of Notre Dame and Rev. M. McGarry plan excavations across Indiana and Michigan to study geology and sand dunes near Michigan City. Indiana State Normal School students, led by Professor F. J. Breeze, will undertake an extended geography study trip in the same area.
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Indiana
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University of Notre Dame
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Michigan
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Michigan City
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Indiana State’ Normal School
F. J. Breeze
Needle production and world use. Tibet marriage view. glass monument claim
The article notes twenty two processes for each needle and an estimated seven million needles used daily. It discusses Tibet where marriage is seen as difficult and limited to wealthy families. It also claims plate glass can outlast granite as a monument.
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