Miss Nethersole Calls Critics' Office Obsolete
Special correspondence from New York reports Olga Nethersole defending dramatic reform. She argues critics unjustly suppress art, claims she finances her company at about 5000 weekly, and envisions abolishing the critic role in favor of direct public engagement and advertiser funded promotion.
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Lawrence University Baseball Tryouts Open With 16 Men
Harold Warner of Oakfield captained the Lawrence football team and called the first baseball tryout for the season. Sixteen men answered, including last year's core, with Louis Klaus likely to lead the pitching staff. Beyer of Green Bay and Louis Kleus may depart after this year, seeking larger western institutions.
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Realty Company Assigns in Bankruptcy Proceedings
A Realty company lists four estates in bankruptcy with several assignations and trusts placed at risk. Marshals seize assets at multiple Cedar Creek properties as creditors move to recover charges from the firm and its associates.
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Silent Firearm Promises Global Armament Shift
Experts debate a perfected smokeless gun likened to a silent weapon that could revolutionize warfare and empower criminals, potentially triggering a sweeping evolution in military and policing worldwide as Maxim’s name resurfaces in discussion of new firearm technology.
Noisy dream or silent gun prompts world reaction
A Hartford resident argues that a so called silent firearm is an accident driven by extensive study of engine exhaust. He compares its mechanism to a muffler valve releasing gases gradually. Military experts weigh its potential to alter warfare and permit stealthy attacks along fronts without warning.
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