Insect Food and Public Cues From Quito to Honolulu
A scattered clip draws notes on Quito natives toasted insects eaten as street fare, Brookline’s ban on moving pictures, Honolulu showing high tuberculosis rates, a burglar’s witty remark post-release, and other brief items. It mentions a Boston high school moving a 40 ton house, a Bayonne court sentence, Chinese arsenal plans, and a parade of miscellaneous odds and ends with no single unifying event.
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Quito
Dor
Everett High School
Boston
Thomas Gambon
Recorder Mara
Bayonne
N. J
Daya
Salem
China
Trail to the Hills Opens Route to Powder River
A South Dakota Good Roads group postpones a Chicago to Yellowstone route bridge project over Powder River due to river conditions and safety. The plan shifts to county and city contributions with road supervisors along the path, following a Chicago Northwestern alignment toward the park.
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Rapht
Ben M. Wood
Trail Pathfinders
Bib
Deadwood
Seblicting
We Deadhwood Commercial Elut
Lawrence
Rrath
WG Vincent
South Dakota Good Roads Association
Chicago
Park
Northwestern Railroad
Expensive project favored by Bixby Washington
Brigadier General Bixby testified to Congress that a major project in New York would deepen by thirty feet within three years, with a proposed system costing about 111.45 million dollars. He outlined the new permanent standard and other plans, including a proposed 400 mile channel between two sites, as a government priority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Bixby
Army
Dakota State News Mitchell highlights local civic figures and public notices
In Mitchell and surrounding towns, officials report elections for fire department leadership with Chief George M Eichinger and assistants, plus treasurer T Lo Vought. Other notes cover pardons board recommendations, city projects, business plans, and agricultural advisories across Pierre, Vermillion, Webster, Lake Preston, and nearby communities.
Incompetent Lawmakers and a Contested Notion of Professional Lawmaking
A fragmented critique argues many federal lawmakers come from non legal fields and questions the rigor of lawmaking training. Yale professor Henry W. Parham cites ineffective practices and warns that without broader legal education the public may lose confidence in legislative craftsmanship. A pastor anecdote adds a moral lens, contrasting politics with faith and restraint.
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Premson
Henry W. Parham
Yale
Ming
Mareichusetta
Oregon
Tomenton
Ben Imines
Furnum
Mombire
Aged farmer hangs self in stable amid madness
Parker 8 D., May. Louis Yeorger, 74, a widower with two daughters Mrs. Bert Evans and Mrs. Fannie Cotton, committed death by hanging in a barn near the Evans home. He had suffered head pains, fixed a rope to a rafter, and jumped from the manger. Jimmie McAllister found him in the stable as the family cow was brought in. Yeorger was a Marion and Parker County pioneer. his wife died about 18 years ago.
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Parker
Louis Yeorger
Bert Evans
Fannie Cotton
Harrysteadullster
Evans
Jimmie McAllister
Marion
Turner County
Wool Tariff Sparks House Debate Amid Party Split
Washington May 6 The wool tariff schedule a long disputed point in Congress dominated debate as free raw wool faced a fierce fight between Republicans seeking about 18 percent duty and a Progressive insurgent group pushing 5 percent. Democrats backed by the administration and party caucus aimed to pass the measure, while opposition warned the Senate would later require changes.
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Washington
Republicana
Ways and Means Committee
Wilson
Senate
House
Wilson Names Aides To Labor Department
Secretary Wilson organized the labor department clerical force naming Robert Watton chief clerk George C disbursing agent Hugh J Keywin private secretary and Samuel Gompers Jr chief of publications with appointments in Buffalo Wellsboro and Lowell results detailed.
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Wilson
Washington
Department of Labor
Robert Watton
Lowell
Maxa
George C
Buffalo
Hugh J. Keywin
Wellsboro
Samuel Gompers, Jr
American Federation of Labor
Department of
Border tour ends as Wood reports on Mexican frontier
Major General Leonard Wood chief of staff returns from inspection along the Mexican front and reports good order and discipline at border posts. Secretary Garrison notes orderly conditions as patrols maintain vigilance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Leonard Wood
Bee Mae
Omaha man Wright Ward earns commission and enters academy
Anrence Olver Ward of Omaha, one of the few enlisted men to qualify as an officer, has passed the entrance examination for the Naval Academy at Annapolis. Ward enlisted as a hospital apprentice in Omaha on April 26, 1911, and now advances to officer candidate status.
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Mille Wessington
Sistat
Oscar Leveen
Bret Loside
Piricres
The
Lane Mortgage Company
Dallas
Ray Lane
Will A. Lane
EB. K. Bower
Guthric Center
WV Pt.1
Rick
Auron
Hansun
Buffalo
Sanborn
Revie
Dosiron
Jerauld
Miller
Ncr
Wookiges
Lake Preston
Sone
Cari Talist
Rooster Club
HH. Shephard
T. E. “Binkle
Harry Sanborn
Redpath Chautauqua
Hoyre
State College
South Dakota
Knights of Columbus
Lend
Blnele Hills
Snighta of Columbus
Watertown
Str
Wamington
Anrence Olver Ward
Omaha
Reval Academy
Annapollo
Ward
Ax m Hospital
Mount Vernon Prize levels set for youth corn contest
The Mount Vernon Commercial club boosted prizes for boys under 18 who plant and raise the best half gore of corn this summer. First prize $35, second $12, third $8, fourth $5. TYNDALL hosts a tec booth tournament on May 7 with interstate rules and contributions from the local guo club.
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Gettyseur
Lebanon
S. D
Wyoming
Aaron—Cc.f. Keepp
Beadle County
Luxuy
Huron High School
Teit Grounds
Hophomores
Sunlore
Huron
Brookings Meet
Walker
Boyd
Broe
Brock
Mann and Gastoigne
Pointe
Pierre
Masons
Howard
James J. Cox
Wy J. Jacoheeny
Adkins
B. Bonterau
Creditore
Pierre Commercial Club
Ike
Tomas
Tate
Amiltobell
Telaphone
Aberdeen
Bixby
Len Croma
K. Statin
Mount Vernon
Mount Veron Commercial Club
Tyndall
Guo Club
Tribune
Wellington Springs
Marie Vibrant
Jurauld County
Ernest Vibrant
Germany
United States
Willow Lakes
W. G. Syverson
G. W. Turley
L. Glidden
WG. Douglas
J. W. Cluett
W. J. Banner
Tyndalt
Bon Homme County Court House
Court House
Eureka
Pi] Schumber
Wilson
South Dakota
Gettysburg
Haa
J. F. Halladay
Allo
Gresbard
Howard Africa
Chelsea
Cresbard
Castlewood
Fo Howard
Alcester
A. A.treick
Tony Droy
A. O. Ofstad
Mitchell
Ripon
Wis
College
Dakota Wesleyan University
Toronto
GC. F. Hage
J. P. Walsh
Charles P. Warren
Thomas H. Campbell
Charles P, Warren
R. E. Cone
D. G. Medberry
O. Grover
M. Beach
Alex. Urquhart
Board of County Commissioners
Davison County
Dakota Engineering Company
Davion County
Aberchen
Brown County Journal
Heola
WW. Dolan
Day County Democrat
Bristol
Standard
EBC Cole
James River
City Sons
Tha Bangance
Bonde
Hudson
Sereeford
Beresford
Crow Creek
Wagner
Dinivelt
John Doe
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Citizen - Republican
Scotland
Brookline
Mass
Pain In Bloomaburg, Pa
Louis Kidder
Gouldaboro
Honolun
Board of Health
Honolulu
Tarif
Ministry of Sericulture, Industry and Commerce
Chines
Bankee Oak
Thudore Ray
Cudahy
Wouter
Uruguay
Unitea Bigtes
Aovenily
Panama
Mhotesia
Kansas
Olaerv
Foxlish Poultry
London
Garmin
Hotsson
Meadow
Nia Milch
J. T. Halliburton
Rapid City
Rithon Toxoph Busch
Rose Brown
Providence Addition
Horace Gam
Sayeri Caine
Staseton
Francie Alwood
Focal
Siseston
Redfield
Renneth
Dakote
Swat JG
Updegraft
Bronx
Crane
Lamply
Randolph
Teamstera
Tia Shin Wok
Ousibese
Tley
Ulaht
Dakota State News
Tre
George M. Eichinger
Herman Neinan
George Taylor
T. Lo Vought
George Artie
Elmer Stimbaugh
Butte County
Hian
Ed Shur
Statelise
John Pelek
Alpens
Hergstresser
KH. Quinney
Baynd City
State Augment
KE. Lampy
Tats
Ade
Doland
Pod Riley
Cotlumela
Gann
Yantusen Levistor
Hy HL Wanding
Chae
Gardner
Maniage
Davis
Turter
F Cotton
Harry McAllister
Vermillion
Brank Heskettlil
Selby
Purmera
Pere
Mullk
Armour—George
Hagen Nas
Marhews
Armour Herald
Hartfond
South Dakota Herald
E.G. Miller
Niobrara
Neo
Brurera
L. Roshtaedy
California
Lutheran Church
Rinehardt
Im Mis. Rinehardt
Cap Germany
Mr @inehardt
State Regents of Education
Webster
Eit Council
S. Basford
Milse
Nsse
Hasford
Ise Evolend Plais
Jeany
Coturabun
Uime
Fa Brasshoner
White River
Bear
Hollow Horn Bear
Thompson-Lew
Clay County
James Brown
Thomas J. Douthit
Mia
Samuel Hayward
Douthit
Volin
Hayward
Sioux City
Mr. Brown
Broadland
R. N. Cratz
Crate
Dakota
Tertiory
Government Lang
Eld
Rivate
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