Musical recitals ease exam strain at Harvard and Tech
Harvard and the Massachusetts Institute of Technology acted to reduce test stress. A select committee explores testing besides exams. At Harvard, daily ten minute recitals in Appleton Chapel were arranged under Prof A T Davison to soothe nerves and stimulate thinking before exams.
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Mage, Jane
Harvard University
Massachusetta Institute of Technology
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A.T. Davison
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Clairvoyant Robert Fulton Seer at 229 Garfield
Advertisement promotes Robert Fulton a clairvoyant who offers life readings from cradle to grave with guaranteed satisfaction. Office located at 229 South Garfield, open daily 9 30 a m to 8 p m with advance payment required.
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Cherokee Bill Celebrates 128th Birthday at County Home
Grand Junction Colorado June 25 AP Cherokee Bill veteran of the Plains and soldier in the war of 1812 has just celebrated his 128th birthday at the county home. Born June 6 1797 he says he fought with bow and arrow against aborigines and even fought the British in 1812. He enlisted at 15 and has been listed as America's oldest native. He made a cattail down cap and wears it when hobbling with a Civil War cane. He is growing feeble yet maintains a good appetite.
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Boundary line to be marked benefit miners
Boundary lines between Alaska and Canada near the Portland canal will be clearly defined this summer to aid miners flocking to new silver strikes. Canadian engineers will map north from Prince Rupert while American engineers work south from the Unuk river, with cairns and monuments to be erected along the old boundary trail.
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B.C
Alaska
Canada
Portland Canal
Ottawa
Prince Rupert
Unuk River
Boundary Trail
Railways of New Mexico Suffer From Decayed Tracks
Mexico City reports rail lines in bad condition due to twisted rails decayed crossties and worn rolling stock. Travel from Juarez to Mexico spans 1235 miles with 45 hours running time. Bandits and marauders have damaged roadbeds and caused derailments.
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Mexico
Juarez
Chihuahua City
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Noted jurists join league plan for permanent world court
Twelve eminent international jurists meet in The Hague in mid June to discuss organizing the new permanent court of international justice. Among them are Elihu Root of the United States and Baron Descamps of Belgium, with figures from Argentina, Naples, Norway, Sweden and Britain invited to participate. The group aims to shape the court’s framework and procedures under the League of Nations.
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Elihu Root
United States
Executive Council
League of Nations
Permanent Court of International Justice
Baron Descamps
Louvain University
Permanent Court of Arbitration of the Hague
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M. Drago
Washington
Drago
Argentina
Great Britain
The
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Permanent Court of Arbitration
Fadda
Naples University
M. Fromageit
M. Gram
Egypt
Supreme Court of Norway
Stockholm
Norway
Sweden
Ans
Loder
Cour de Cassation
Netherlands
Phillimore
International Law Association
Clovis Bevilacqua Named Brazil Foreign Affairs Adviser
Clovis Bevilacqua, professor of law and legal adviser to the minister of foreign affairs in Brazil, is highlighted for his role within the government.
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Vienna
Paris
Rafael Altamira
Madrid University
Clovis Bevilacqua
Brazil
California Lads Plot To Wreck Passenger Train
Two 12-year-olds from Fort Bragg attempted to derail an eastbound passenger train near Fort Bragg California by wrapping a logging train around the inside rail. The engine and three coaches passed over the obstruction without derailing and no injuries were reported.
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Cal
Fort Bragg
Train wreck plot foiled by youths in daring scheme
Two boys confessed to plan to wreck a train carrying women and children bound for a place on Pudding Creek. They said their motive was inspired by a movie film and their attempt was stopped when the chain around the outside rail failed.
Postal money order service resumes with Sonora links
The Post Office Department announced the resumption of postal money order service between the United States and Sonora Mexico. The change reconnects money transfer options for residents and travelers between both regions.
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United States
Sonora
Mexico
Post Office Department
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