Navy leadership reshuffle near four year term end
Reports indicate Admiral Washington may end his term this year with Rear Admiral Leigh poised to succeed him. Possible transfers include McDonald leaving scouting fleet and Shoemaker moving to commandant duties, while six rear admirals face shore duty reassignment.
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United
B. W. Eberle
Thomas
Washington
Richard He ‘Leigh
Eral
Sant Doninge
Aratral Ohn
McDonald
Ag-Cominder
Ylee
William Ri
Shoemaker
Pacific
Bae
Thomas P
New Orleans
B. We Kittalig
Atlantic
Greater Economy in Coal Production Found by Commission
The United States coal commission reports underground production as essential to lowering consumer costs. It praises large firms for housing and conditions while urging improved underground transport and coordinated government support across agencies to modernize mining and distribution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
Hays
Hammond
United States” Coal -Commission
Interstate Commerce “Commission
Internal Revenue, Bureau
Bureau of Mines, Geological. Survey
Census Bureau
Fuel Distributor’s” Office
Coal Division
The
Department
Ston
Bureau of Mines and Geological Survey
Department ‘of Justice
Itg Nid
Good Roads Essay Contest awards top scholarship
The annual Good Roads Essay Contest offers the H S Tirestone four years university scholarship covering tuition room board books and special fees for the best essay on the Influence of Highway Transport Upon the Religious Life of My Community. Entrants must submit by May 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Highway Education Board
the. H.S. Tirestone
Uiversity
Ifor
Harvey
Firestone
Akron
White Tickets End Beggar Haven In Washington
Professional beggars in Washington City reportedly moved away as white tickets issued by the Gospel mission spread among business and professional men. The tickets promise one night’s lodging and three meals and enable access to local employment agencies. The mission distributes tickets freely, with thousands already used, and aims to connect recipients with work while publicizing the program through newspapers and hotel newsstands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Gospel Mission
Avi
Csty
Fifty Five Years in Senate Reporter Shuny Completes Milestone
Theodore F. Shuny has served fifty five years on the Senate stenographic staff beginning in 1868 after the Civil War. He worked with Richard Sutton, the father of the system, and has recorded every Congress session. Shuny remains alert, illness free, and ready for future sessions at age seventy eight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heodore F. Shuny
Stenographic Reporters’ ‘Corps
Senate
Donald MacGregor
New York. Herald
Congress
Jst
Shuey
Richard Sutton
Washington
New York
Herrld
Congressional Record
Globe and National Intelligencer
Suttons
Charles Sumner
Massachusetts
John Sherman
Ohio
Wadsworth
Pepper
Pennsylvania
Facts and Figures From Various Topics Across Regions
A collection notes diverse facts and claims on topics from bull rings in Mexico to American population density. It mentions Worth and Kenilworth, early gasoline, golf ball speed, a model electrical farm near Stockholm, mica and coal mining, U S mining history, New Hampshire production, women voters in Waldenham Massachusetts, life insurance risk differences, Jackie Coogan's fortune and ambition, global population density if US lived everywhere, rubber from Brazilian trees, and blueberry cultivation after sixteen years of USDA research.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
n'Kenilworth
Waltham
Mass
Jackie Coogan
United States
Brazil
United States Department of Agriculture
Bosses Outdoor Shows Prime Cleaner Carnival Drive
Whoman J. Johnson known as the Judge Landis of the show’s legislative committee outlines plans in Chicago to map the outdoor shows summer season and urges carnivals and circuses to be cleaned up nationwide through a broad drive led by his committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whoman J. Johnson
Judge Landis
Show Men's Legislative Committee
Chicago
Trial Looms For Tik Hon Patriarch Of Russia
Russian authorities announce Tik hon, patriarch of all Russia, will be tried for life with fears he will share the fate of Butchkavich who was executed for counter revolutionary activity. Tikhon is charged with opposition to the soviet government and resisting church property sequestration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tikhon
All
Russia
Butchkavich
Tikchon
Paris prodigy Aristide Grammer plays 20 games at once
Thirteen year old Aristide Grammer astonishes the chess world by playing 20 simultaneous games with Paris Patais Royal club members. He loses only one game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aristide Grammer
Plaayers
Paris Patais
Miss Jones Attracts Attention In Social Evening
Miss Jones exudes confidence as she enters the room last night. Clara confirms the compliment from Mr. Brown, noting her phrasing and charm in a lively social exchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Jones
Old Surgery Still Practiced
A note recalls ancient Hindu cataract surgery from around two millennia ago, describing a method that has survived into modern practice.
The Wayside Motorist Wifey
A brief dialogue shows a man and wife lost in transit arguing about asking directions and noting they will soon be in a different place with uncertainty and tension.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wifey
Lambs in Demand Push for Early Market Weight
USDA specialists urge market readiness at about four months old to capture higher spring prices and lighter feed costs. Proper ewe nutrition and early nibbling training are key, with clean grain, good pasture, and a dedicated creep to ensure quick intake and steady weight gain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Department of Agriculture
Tested Soy Bean Varieties Manchu and Peking at Iowa Station
Two top yielding soy bean varieties at the Iowa experiment station are Manchu and Peking. Manchu is a median early type with high seed yields, good with corn for hogging down. Peking, two to three weeks later, is the straightest with corn for silage and high hay yields, though its small seeds limit seed yield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa Experiment Station
Manchu
Peking
Iowa Station
Transplanting Plants For Thrift And Survival
Advice on gradual transplanting stresses to prevent shock. Keep plants grow slowly in warmth, expose to fresh air before moving to the open garden, and avoid sudden temperature changes to reduce losses and ensure sturdy growth all season.
Dangerous Garden Diseases Warn of Plant Perils
Article warns gardeners to inspect plants before planting. Cabbage seedlings showing yellowing and distorted leaves with brown sap streaks signal yellows disease likely present in midwestern gardens over recent years.
Scrub Bulls and Purebred Bull Exchange Plan Proposed
A. J. Cramer of the Wisconsin College of Agriculture outlines a program for scrub bull management. The plan promotes exchanges and sales to replace scrub bulls with purebred, serviceable-age bulls through county secretary and agent assistance, loans between neighbors, and owner participation in adoptive breeding strategies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Cramer
Wisconsin College of Agriculture
West Virginia Enrolls 100 Purebred Stock Participants
The United States Department of Agriculture notes a surge in enrollment in West Virginia under the "Better stock, better stock" program. One day saw 100 blanks completed by stock owners with purebred breeding operations, reflecting early support for the January 1 1028 purebred sire law requiring purity and registration for all sizes of stock used in public service. Violations carry fines or imprisonment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Department of Auriuultupe
West Virginia
United States Department of Agriculture
Department
West
Bureau of Animal Industry
Acid Phosphate Improves Manure Fertility
The report explains adding acid phosphate to manure doubles its productive power versus untreated manure. It notes placing a good handful of phosphate per day per animal in hot weather reduces ammonia loss and odor, with no danger of nutrient loss. The method is described as the safest and easiest way to apply phosphate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hell
Cutting Potatoes for Seed Size and Plant Vigour
Farmers hold varied dena on seed potato cuts. Larger seed pieces boost root and top growth, increasing yield. Successful growers generally plant seed pieces weighing about two ounces each.
Producing Wool in States
Wool production by state in 1922 reached 219 million pounds excluding pulled wool, down from 225.5 million in 1921. Wyoming and Texas led state outputs with 22.5 and 19.8 million pounds respectively, while the Department of Agriculture reports overall U.S. totals. To prevent hopperburn in potatoes, thoroughly drenched leaf undersides with spraying solution required.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union
United States Department of Agriculture
Wyoming
Texas
Stand of Alfalfa and Garden Advice Promo
An even stand of alfalfa yields the best profits from sowing by uniformity. Dual-Purpose Plant soybeans are praised for versatile uses. Dairying is viewed as a growing basic farm industry due to savings across crops. Caution against low sites for gardens due to frost risk. urging garden succession to maximize yields.
They Come Cheaper More Great Lecturer In The South Sea
A compact note references a lecture theme set in distant waters with costs and a whimsical line about a wife. It hints at a speaker or lecture series noted by a Northwester mention and a curious Purple Parrot motif.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Sea Islands
Silo Boosts Feed From Fewer Corn Stalks
The article notes a silo can produce as much feed from three corn stalks as from five stalks without storage loss. It emphasizes grain conservation and the relief from grain waste.
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Keiser
Idaho
Garland Johnson
Bridgeport
W.va
Karl .G. Pearson
District of Columbia
Butterfield
Northwestern University
Misa
Washington, D.C
John.j. Tigert
United’ States
Ku Klux Kian
Tanta
A William Qe “Simmons
Sea Scouts
Chicago Sea Scouts
Bea
Hardings
Laddie
Prince of Wales
Prince of ‘Wales
Prince Henry
Point
Reading
England
Stockholm
Sweren
New Hampshire
North Carolina
Iowa
Tve
Jong
Campaign
Wrigley’s., Il Helper
Pleasan Beneficial Plek-Me
Mothers of
Lisy
Baby
Puraltun
Lloyd Min. Company
Wale Menominee. Mich
Indianapolia
Ehos
Scholls
Helen
Royce
Szores
Abner Royce Company
Cleveland
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