Navy Postgraduate School Created At Naval Academy
The secretary of the navy approves a general order establishing a postgraduate school at the Naval Academy for officers. The plan shifts midshipmen training from a two year sea cruise to four months study at Annapolis, then four months early specialization, followed by up to sixteen months more in chosen fields. Ensigns would graduate in four years with higher training via postgraduate courses.
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Secretary of the Navy
George von L. Meyer
Bureau of Navigation
Naval Academy
Congress
Navy Department
Bureau
Annapolis
Navy
John H. Gibbons
Consul to Bulgaria Ralph B Strassburger Appointed
Ralph B Strassburger a former Annapolis graduate and naval officer has been appointed secretary of the legation and consul general to Bulgaria and Servia by the President. Born in Norristown Pennsylvania in 1883 he is described as very young for such a post and brings naval and industrial experience to the role.
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Strassburger
Navy
Ralph B.strassburger
Ansapilis
Luft
Legation
Intend
Bulgaria
Servia
Flo
Norristown
J. A. Strassburgerys
Montgomery County
Ite
Naval Academy At
Annapolis
Babcock, &. Wilcox, Company
New toMork
North Drota
Spore
Ivasistand tosVice
Iesiek DE
AnnaDpolis
Suragaburger
Fay His
Stars Show Now Result At Bias Night
A local event titled Bias Night featured a display titled Stars Show Now Result with performances tagged as ey as ect St 28 ous des. The fragmented report notes attendance and a brief list of participants.
Hobart Professor Detects New Comet
Dr William TR Brooks a Hobart College astronomy professor reports a newly discovered comet his twenty seventh discovery placing him near the world record held by French astronomer Pons Discovery position at discovery was May 10 3 26 hours right ascension and declination south 1 degree 8 minutes in Sextans just under Leo motion was slowly eastward bright and visible with a small telescope.
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William TR. Brooks
Hobart College
Brooks
Pons
Sextans
Leo
Print Shop Promises Prompt, Quality Work
A compact trade notice touts a print shop's commitment to prompt service and high quality. It frames the firm as reliable for customers seeking fast, reliable printing solutions.
Proposed Amendment to Pennsylvania Constitution on Highway Bonds
Joint resolution proposes amending article nine section four to permit the state to issue bonds totaling fifty million dollars for improving and rebuilding highways. Requires approval by citizens via constitutional amendment. Secretary of the Commonwealth attests true copy.
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Commonwealth
General Assembly
Commonwealth OF Pennsylvania
Secretary OF the Commonwealth
Senate
House of Representatives
Robert McAfer
The
Pennsylvania Joint Resolution Proposes Amendment on Local Laws
Joint Resolution No. 2 proposes amending Article Three Section Seven to permit regulating labor and to narrow local or special laws. The document lists existing prohibitions and the revised text defining permissible local legislation and protections for governance bodies, with Governor and House reference and authorizing language.
Pennsylvania Joint Resolution Amends Judicial Election Rules
Concurrent resolution proposes amending section three of article eight to allow judges to be elected in general or municipal elections as appropriate and to set election timing for various courts and offices with a provision for two thirds consent to change the day. It preserves current judges serving odd numbered year terms until January of the following even year.
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Pennsylvania
General Assembly
Bieis
Aneney
Tne
Ilerdior
Iimunteyporstelary Corporation
Linia Feli
Justices of the Peace
Robert McAfee
The
Commonwealth
House of Representatives
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
Senate
Elk Eligis
Joint Resolution Proposes Pennsylvania Tax Amendment
A true copy of Joint Resolution No. proposes amending Article nine section 1 of the Pennsylvania Constitution. The text would allow classification for taxes and exempt from taxation public property used for public purposes, religious worship places, burial sites not for private profit, and purely public charity institutions.
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Pennsylvania
Senate
House of Represent
Pennsylvanis Assembly
Vania
General Assembly
Robert McAfee
The
Commonwealth
Street Railway Schedule Details Warren Line Timings
Schedule lists Main Line west bound cars and branch services with departure times from waiting rooms and end stations. Notes include special runs to Conewango Avenue and Clarendon, last cars to Warren and Sheffield, and morning and late evening service changes with irregular phrasing and errors.
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Conewango Avenue
Main Line
Laurel Street Loop
Swill
Warren
Sheffield
Shefield
Nixpress
Phebe
Clarendon
Tn Warren
Official Directory Listing Local Government Officials
The document catalogs Pennsylvania state and county offices with names from the Taft era, including President Taft, Vice President Sherigan, and numerous state and county roles. It lists Secretaries, Attorneys General, Treasurers, and heads of departments, plus Warren County health officers and education board members with towns and districts named.
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William H. Taft
James S. Sherigan
New York
Hilander C
Lanny PA
Mnisechas
Treasury
Pranklin McVe “Alt
Klingis
Henry L.stimson
Geo. W. Wickersham
Frank H. Hitchcock
Massachusetts
Navy
Geo. von Ll. Meyer
Interior
W. L. Fish
Chas. F. Wright
Henry Houck
Nathan S. Schaeffer
Thos. J
Warren
Conewango
Farmington
Glade, Pleasant, Elk and
Pennsylvania proposes amendment to eighteenth article constitution
The text presented notes a joint resolve by the Pennsylvania Senate and House to propose an amendment to the Constitution. It specifies the eighteenth article and states the intent to adopt changes as part of constitutional revision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Senate
House of Representatives
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
General Assembly
Joint Resolution No. 5 on Municipal Waterworks and Transit Debt
The text outlines limits and conditions for county or municipal debts in Pennsylvania for waterworks and transit projects. It specifies that such obligations may exceed seven to ten percent of assessed valuation if approved by three-fifths of voters and details revenue, liens, and tax implications during construction and operation periods. A true copy of Joint Resolution No. 5.
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Robert McAfee
The
Commonwealth
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Iowa
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Oil City
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N. C. Shaeffer
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John Siggins
Joseph Walkerman
H. M. Putnam
L. M. Neely
Orphans’ Court
F. A. Wood
Daneila A. Wilder
Henry Park
W.G. Tate
Frank J. Lyons
W. B. Weed
S. G. Waid
N. P. Belnap
W. T. Allison
C. A. Love
A. C. Mook
E. E. Thompson
S. A. Cramer
George F. Yates
C. C. Cooper
W. J. Farnsworth
Mac Alney
John Linstrum
J. H. Driscol
Geo. A. DeForest
Spring Creek
Sugar Grove
John Spencer
Warren Boro
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H. J. Bierce
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Warl McDona
M. M. Dunham
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Karlie McDonald
Jfc Russell
J. H. Alexander
Norman H. Spencer
N. H. Spencer
Earl V. MacDonald
E. L. Corah
Geo. E. Colvin
J. H. Aleander
Karl V. MacDonald
J. C. Russell
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