Men Who Served in China Doubly Valued for Navy Retirement
Washington debate centers on counting service in China toward retirement. Amendments seek to count land and sea service overseas, including naval expeditions, toward pension length. Senate advances proposal to extend credits for those who served during punitive expeditions and in time of conflict, with potential retroactive benefits for veterans.
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News of the Week Wide World Dispatches
Opaque mixed_wire listing recalls numerous incidents: a prison death in Mary Hartwell Githerwood, European intrigues, a Dutch duchy coronation, Hawaii to San Francisco cable status, bank heists, mine accidents, rail collisions, ship and mine notes, and various state and education items. Local summary mentions theft, a teachers’ association, Santa Fe employee case, murder trial hints, and state educational planning events.
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Notable changes in university address lineup announced
Tare Wilson was to address the conv ention but cannot attend. Mr Thnilipain will go in his stead. Preskite, 60th Universit ies of Karena in Washington visits. He is a brother in law Harperventative Scots. Franke tt has accepted the chair of enfences at Leland Stanford University and the elf enter man Aig duties next fall.
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Washington Chefs Debate Hat Cookery at Hotel Conference
A Washington gathering of hotel chefs debated the proper way to cook hat meat for Christmas day meals. Chief cook Edwards described a plan to serve hat as a palatable soup and boiled meat, with instructions to boil, puree and season the dish.
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Newly Elected Officer in the Receiving Line at Quincy Hall
A lively St Colins day observance at Orient lodge Nu. Sla on December 26 drew about 200 attendees. Officers fresh from election stood in a receiving line and greeted members and ladies before a 4 20 banquet in the red room.
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Smoking Rooms in House of Representatives Described
A damaged report details the smoking rooms for members of the House of Representatives, noting lavish furnishings and a central smoking area. It mentions strict rules banning strangers and cigarettes, with the room as a private retreat for lawmakers.
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Joy of Missouri Sparks Smoking Flap Jury Convenes
An incomplete account describes Congressman Joy amid a heated scene in the Republican smoking room. After a misfired cigarette and several members reacting, Joy halted his smoke and moved toward an adjacent room as tension rose.
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Archdiocese to Nominate Coadjutor Candidates in St Louis
Archdiocese announces a meeting of priests and bishops in St Louis to nominate three candidates for a coadjutor bishop. The process includes sessions at Kenrick Seminary, selection by priests, and forwarding of selections to Rome. Several priests and bishops from Missouri and Kansas are listed as participants. A national luncheon follows the January 2 proceedings.
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Curious Ancient Customs And Their Symbolic Hats
Fragmented observations discuss old practices like shaving heads in England as signs of mourning. It touches on customs marking status and trade marks, lists of signs worn by manufacturers, and questions the meanings behind headwear and gestures tied to vows, weddings, and port entries.
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Unclear text item mentions a medicine and remedies
Fragmentary report notes a medicine advertised to treat illnesses with claims of curing fever and colds. Includes scattered mentions of consumption and a person named Totten. Details are garbled and names unclear.
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