Former Senator Culberson Dead in Washington
Washington report states former Texas senator Charles Allen Culberson died early today of influenza. A prominent Democratic leader elected to the Senate in 1899, he endured a stroke in 1906 and later shifted to private life while remaining active on committees and shaping major wartime measures. Born in Alabama in 1855, his public career spanned attorney general governor and four senate terms.
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Camp Fire Girls Back Tome from Des Moines Trip
Campfire Girls recount their Des Moines state convention trip with 1560 attendees. Report highlights include conferences at the Coliseum, a 1500 lunch at the capitol, a 1200 plus birthday party, and the Grand Council fire with 1500 participants. They praise Mrs Dowell and Mrs Haskins as hosts.
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Poets in Seattle Course Embraces Free Verse
In Seattle on March 15 the University of Washington dramatic art department runs a poetry course taught by Glenn Hughes an assistant professor. The class aims to prove poets are made not born by stressing image over meter and rhyme with weekly student submissions and a prior book of verse from the instructor.
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Dramatic Art
University of Washington
Glenn Hughes
Bowie Pee
Examination dates set for CPA candidates in New York
The Board of Examiners of the American Institute of Accountants announced May 14 and 15 as the days for the spring semiannual examination for public accountants seeking institute membership or associate status or state CPA registration.
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Unclear eighteenth century Dorset celibacy register reveal
Fragmentary note describes a Dorset parish register from the eighteenth century listing rules for unmarried people over 17 to serve in the army or pay a fine. Detailing appears corrupted with terms like penvished and Done.
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Dorset
England
Leaning Tower of Pisa Topples Risk Seeks Stabilization
Report describes the leaning tower of Pisa in Italy at risk of tipping as trenching and water at the base soften soil. Engineers plan stabilization to prevent collapse and preserve the landmark.
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