Important Speakers To Deliver Addresses In Washington
Washington will host a series of twenty one addresses by prominent figures including former presidents William H Taft and Theodore Roosevelt and Secretary of State William J Bryan under the National Geographic Society. The program runs this winter with Taft opening and Roosevelt closing the lectures.
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Printing firm offers full book and job services
The Mail Printing Co. announces it can handle all grades of book, job and commercial printing with modern methods and up-to-date equipment. The firm emphasizes quality and efficiency for a wide range of printing needs.
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Amendments Adopted in Pennsylvania and Judges Chosen
Harrisburg November 26 Two of five proposed constitutional amendments were adopted and John J. Henderson and John W. Kephart elected Judges of the Superior Court. Amendment Nos 3 and 5 carried while No 8 would extend odd year terms. Bond issue for road work failed by 41 398. Judge Henderson filed a $559.86 expense account.
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Advance of food prices in six years
Bureau of Labor agents report food price trends across the country using representative cities. The study compares prices on November 15 with those from two, four, and six years earlier, highlighting current levels and past benchmarks.
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Cabinet Women Prone Calling List Change
Washington social circles react to the cabinet ladies trimming the calling list by wives of house members to ease the overpacked social season. The move follows a larger house membership and lacks any strong precedent for mandatory calls.
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Personal traits of Huerta Bevis Arch Schemer Merilus Arch
As Mexico endures years of upheaval two figures dominate: Victoriano Huerta and Venustiano Carranza. Huerta rises from Chapultepec cadet to brigadier general and chief of the geographical department, renowned for discipline and bold rescue of foreign residents. He gains fame after a daring ride through rebel lines to rally southern troops.
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Ruling on Grain Grades Upheld by the Dealers
National Grain Dealers Association formally notified Secretary Houston that it supported the government plan for standardized foreign grain grades. Baltimore chamber of commerce opposed the move arguing it would hurt export trade. Speakers urged adjustments including reclassifying No. 3 moisture 17.5 percent and creating a standard grade, potentially reshaping current grades. Agricultural officials saw no further legislation needed beyond the pure food law to enforce the new grades.
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Peter's Pence Coin Sells in London for 1075 Dollars
A gold coin from King Offa's mancuses, part of Peter's pence paid yearly to Pope Adrian I, sold in London for 1075 dollars. The coin weighs sixty six grains and is one of the 365 mancuses dating to A D. T57 796.
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Complete Frame QF Prehistoric Animal Find
Monoclonius bones unearthed in the Red Deer river region Alberta to form the first complete skeleton. Barnum Brown of the American Museum of Natural History brings back bones and fragments of three new horned dinosaurs and an ankylosaurus, dating to 3,000,000 years ago. skeletons indicate a five foot tall, fifteen foot long creature.
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Artist Schults Death by Own Action Shocks New York
Albert B. Schults a prominent New York sketch artist known for wood block prints died by his own hand. Once featured in popular magazines and illustrated journals his later work reflected a derelict theme as he feared resemblance to his own painting.
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