Every Phase of Library Work Is Considered at Meeting
Detroit June 17 Every phase of library work from service to children and public schools to efforts for universities and science will be considered at the American Library Association’s annual gathering June 26 to July 1. Speakers include Marion LeRoy Burton Azariah B Ron and others in a week of general sessions and group meetings.
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Detroit
Chidren
American Library Association
Marion LeRoy Burton
University of Michigan
Eneukor
Ovening
Azariah
Ron
Oberlin College
Association
Marty M. Lydenberg
New York Public Library
Adelaide R. Hasse
Washington
Marion Horton
Los Angeles Library School
Andrew Keogh
Yale University
Howard Lb. Hughes
Trenton
N. J
Library Service
Judson T. Jennings
Seattle
George H. Jooke
Toronto
W. E. Henry
University of Washington
Mixes Alice L. Rose
New York
Martha C. Pritchard
Detroit Teachers College Library
Clara Hunt
Brooklyn
Alice S. Tyler
Cleveland
Ann Arbor
Briey
Cap] B. Redon
Chicago Public Library
Mary Emogeny Hadaltine
University of Wisconsin Library School
Harold M. Emmons
What Must be Done to Obtain Increased Library Funds
A discussion on boosting taxation for public libraries features Arthur A. Stearns Cleveland William L Pie plow Milwaukee W L Jenks Port Nuurn Mitch Rev Robert J Renison Hamilton Ontario and John H Leete director of the Carnegie library of Pilteburrh in Burns context describing farm life memories and city contrasts.
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Bedrod
Arthur A. Stearns
Cleveland
William L. Pieplow
Milwaukee
W. L. Jenks
Port Nuron
Mitch
Robert J. Renison
Hamilton
Ontario
John H. Leete
Carnegie Library of
Pilteburrh
Abies PA IN MONO Frankie Mackie Bond Forfeited
Frankie Mackie had $500 bond forfeited after missing a district court hearing in Shreveport on an appeal from a city court liquor possession conviction. She was arrested in Monroe on Sunday by a Shreveport officer and returned to Shreveport to surrender to her bondsman and attorney Frank Blanchard. Mackie has a 15 year police record including assaults, a Disorderly House conviction, and violations of prohibition laws. She stated she planned to leave the state when located in Monroe.
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Frankie Mackie
Shreveport
Monroe
Frank Blanchard
Sundar
Lumber Trade Shows Strong Demand and Shifting Production
The lumber business sees steady expansion with heavy orders, reduced stocks, and some mills temporarily out of market to focus on shipments. Through the first twenty weeks of 1922 production lagged orders by 13 percent, later by 26 percent, as softwood prices rise under strong demand while hardwoods grow more slowly.
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American Lumberman
National Lumber Manufacturers’ Association
Interstate Commerce Commission
Hog Demonstration Day Plans Held in Parish This Week
Hog demonstrations by experts will be held in the parish this week. Various joints will be considered in the sessions given at the hog day meet.
Moderna Mart Compared With Old Hutch Era in Wheat
Chicago June 17 L L Winters of the Chicago Board of Trade says the May wheat deal shows the end of the grain corner era. He recalls Old Hutch and notes new rules protected the market, preventing manipulation and large losses for shorts amid May deliveries.
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Associated Press
Chicago
L. L. Winters
Chicago Board of Trade
Old Hutch
B. P. Hutchinson
Leiter
P. D. Armour
Big Rally Opens Sixteenth Sunday School Convention in Kansas City
Kansas City hosts thousands as the sixteenth international Sunday school convention opens. Delegates from across the United States and Canada arrive by train for a week of meetings in Convention Hall with notable speakers including William J. Bryan and Missouri Governor Arthur M. Hyde.
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Charles H. Brent
Episcopal
New York
Ralph Welles Keeler
Chicago
H. Augustine Smith
Boston
United States
Canada
Buffalo
Kansas City
Provincia
America
Convention Hall
William J. Bryan
Arthur M. Hyde
Missouri
Wayne B. Wheeler
American Anti-Saloon League
W. W. Charters
Carnegie Institute of Technology
Mise Margaret
South Africa’s Volcanic Landscape Noted With Sulphur Signs
A fragment notes volcanic activity in South Africa near K-40 with sulphurous features. The text hints at microbial life or unusual geologic signs affecting the region but remains unclear.
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South “Africa
The Chinese tael coin myth debunked as a unit for convenience
The claim that the tael was never a coin and existed only as a convenience unit is clarified. Historical records show varied coin uses and weight standards across dynasties, while some regions minted taels for trade. Experts note distinctions between currency coinage and measurement units in imperial markets.
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Conventienea
Japan Builds Long Avenue From Nikko To Namada
A major roadway extends for miles linking Nikko and Namada in Japan. The project creates a continuous route through regional areas, enhancing transport and access for local communities.
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Japan
Nikko
Namada
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