Oregon to be first battleship through Panama Canal
The battle ship Oregon, under consideration by Secretary Daniels for the honor, undergoes a $1,000,000 modernization in Puget Sound. She will join the New York in readiness and preserve her 1898 look inside, while gaining updated fire control and wireless gear. The plan recalls the Oregon’s famous horn trip that helped spur canal construction.
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Panama Canal
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Indiana
Massachusetts
Union Ironworks
San Francisco
Annd
Pacific
Bremerton
Wash
Navy Department
Washington
Charles Edgar Clark
San Diego
Monterey
Maine
Havana Harbor
West Indies
Spain
Uncle Sam
Cape Horn
Pellagra Alarm as Disease Spreads in 1912 Statistics
The United States public health service reports Pellagra spreading beyond prior zones into Arkansas Oklahoma and Texas with 1912 figures showing rising cases and high death rates. Oklahoma 472 cases 54.91 deaths per 100, Texas 2628 cases 46.61 deaths Arkansas 945 with incomplete 1912 data.
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United States Public Health Service
Arkansas
Oklahoma
Bexar
Shaw
C. H. Lavinder
Johnson
South Carolina
Congress
Spartanburg
D. C
Public Health Service
Vacation school and recreation center at Penn
A summer education experiment at the University of Pennsylvania in Philadelphia introduces the model school for boys and girls. Teachers from city schools will staff the program using university resources with recreation centered on the playground pool museums and botanical gardens.
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University of Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Newton Grammar School
Cheaper funerals via motorbuses in Chicago
Chicago aims to lower funeral costs by using motorbuses. Each coach seats twenty seven mourners with a coffin area near the chauffeur and space for flowers. A minister sits near the driver while undertakers are aboard. Transportation is a major funeral expense, with buses costing about thirty dollars per funeral party. The city has about 31,000 funerals annually.
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Chicago
Classified Advertisements Note From Record
The readable fragment mentions a classified ads section in the Record. It appears to be an archival note or index reference, with limited discernible content about specific listings or dates.
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Mwashda Pam Seulpe Ono
Republican Party Conference Urged by Leader for Statewide Unity
The drive advocates a 1,500 member conference to harmonize party factions across New Jersey. It argues a united front is needed to win the governor’s race and cites examples from the Democratic side and party discipline. The plan calls for a statewide meeting of county committees to outline progressive principles, reorganize the State Committee, ensure voter representation at the National Convention, and choose a gubernatorial standard bearer through public sentiment.
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Taylor
Edward C. Stokes
Andrew Jackson
Republican Party
Bis
Hhrough
Democratic Party
Wilson
Attvation
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