Seattle exhibit showcases 18th century European armor in Arctic tale
An astonishing Seattle Star account describes an exhibit of ancient armor owned by John J. Haug n, purchased from Hekimog in Anadirtay Siberia. The piece includes breast plates, helmets, a wooden buck plate, a curiously inlaid bow, and a two-arrow quiver, dating to the 18th century. The origin links to a North Atlantic tribe’s clash with white settlers near Anadirtis, with a doomed voyage north and a warning to return south.
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Union Pacific Plans Major Double Tracking Project
The Union Pacific seeks to double the main line to handle rising traffic. Plans call for 141 miles of new double track with bids to be opened in December, aiming to start work in spring. Nebraska and Wyoming divisions will gain most of the upgrades, expanding the railroad’s capacity significantly.
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Oregon Farmers Oppose State Jute Mill Plan
The article argues against Oregon establishing a state jute mill at the penitentiary citing limited profits and potential entanglement with the stock market and freight systems. It urges reform of the sack crop handling and supports replacing the sack system with bulk handling and elevators to relieve farmers from high costs.
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High School Fraternities Targeted After Three Year Study
Chicago officials present a three year investigation condemning high school fraternities and sororities as degenerate influences. Principal Spencer A. Smith reads the report at the Nineteenth annual conference with over 400 schools in attendance, urging bans on Greek letters and fraternal activities. Separately, two beet factory accidents injure workers, one requiring amputation and the other saving several fingers. Nampa Leader reports from Grand Hall on the Thanksgiving night gathering.
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