Monster Jewfish Caught On Rod At Catalina Coast
Mrs A W Barrett of Los Angeles landed a 468 pound black sea bass or jewfish off Santa Catalina, after a 68 minute battle. The giant, one of the Pacific’s game fish, is towed ashore by gaff after exhaustion. The account details the struggle and the long history of anglers landing such monsters with rod and reel.
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California
Sincr
C. D. Viele
Nature Library
Joe
Theo
Pacific Coast
Uncle Joe Cannon Becomes Seventy Amid Washington Fetes
In Washington last month Joe Cannon marked his seventy years with cheers on the House floor and a grand reception in the Capitol attended by about 1500 guests led by President Roosevelt. Cannon, dubbed Uncle Joe, signed over a thousand photographs as souvenirs and received countless well wishes while affirming his focus on duty over a presidential bid. Deference from officials and notable locals highlighted a day of civic homage and reflection on his long service.
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Joe" Cannon
House of Representatives
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Uncle Joe" Cannon
Uncle Joe
Roosevelt
Mr. Cannon
Lee
Danville, Jr
Guilford
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White House
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Congress
Capitol
Roosevet
Ile
Dexver
Washington
Nick Longworth
House
Senate
Ball Park
National Park
Amherst
A Kind Deed Woman Mrs Coxe Earns Global Praise
A kindly woman named Mrs Coxe treats miners and elites with equal warmth. She funds widow and orphan relief, supports schooling, and helps families stay together, living simply and giving to the poor. Her charity earns admiration from all social ranks and teaches a timeless lesson.
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Luke
Endlepa Calla
Dor
Hay
Leosun
Sutuing
Uwo
A Co operative Commonwealth Vision for Farmers and City
George M. H. Maxerel urges cooperation among producers at Pinemington Alabama to build a cooperative commonsense system. He warns wealth concentration corrupts society, cites The Shame of the Cities and Canfield to call for self help, mutual aid, and rural urban links through schools roads and cooperatives to guard democracy.
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New York
Canfield
St. Louis
Grand Rapids
Cooperative Commonwealth
Ruskin
Turin
United and Co-Operative Energy Aid
The Jewlish Black Bass Tale on the Coast
A fishing narrative describes angling for a legendary large Jewlish black bass off the Vueitic coast. The tale recalls attempts to catch this giant with a rod, recounting the thrill of a strong bite, dramatic fight, and the historical note of a 18 pound Jewlish caught by Major Charles Viele on an August day.
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Vueitic
Charles Viele
United States Army
Lerias
Baseball at Washington Inspires Supreme Court and Dignitaries
In Washington, Supreme Court justices, Congress leaders, Cabinet members, and the diplomatic corps mingle with workers to watch baseball. National pastime draws top officials and foreign dignitaries alike, as teams visit the capital for games before the world’s most distinguished spectators.
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Capitol
Washington
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