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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 09, 1912

Page

3

Columbia Plans New Journalism School at Columbia University

The Journal of journalism at Columbia University funded by Joseph Pulitzer will begin Sept 25 with a four year program leading to a bachelor of literature in journalism. It allows non matriculated students, requires standard high school work, and features an adaptive curriculum with A B S degrees possible. Tuition is $180 annually and students must spend ten weeks of vacation in actual newspaper work.

School of Journalism Columbia University New York Joseph Pulitzer Columbia

Baseball Results and Standings Across Leagues

Standings for the American League and National League with team records. Also reports scores from American Association Western League Three Eye and other minor leagues with game results and postponements due to rain. Chicago Boston St Louis New York Cincinnati Pittsburg Brooklyn Philadelphia and others show varied records while multiple leagues list daily outcomes and postponed games.

W. LP Chicago Leveland Revas Son Citi Detroit Washton Louis Hieitia New York Cincinati Pittebure Brooklyn OO Philelia Boston St. Louis Amerigan Olumbus AR Couieville Foledo Milaukee St. Paul Western League Denver Bio St. Joe Moines Topeka Omaha Lincoln Np't Sid Nvilte M'At'n We Sceeee Eeera Gocises Canton Gsto'n Rapide Peat Ld S8ifaytion MER. Wayne T. Haute Akron Wh'eling Zan‘eville Wwisconsin- Illanois Aurora Ap'let LO Oshkosh Madison Rockford GiGre'n Bay Cincinnati Philadelphia Pittsburg Columbus Milwaukee Indianapolis Minneapolis Toledo Kansas City Louisville Wichita Des Moines Stoux City Bloomington Dubuque Danville Davenport Erie Zanesville Youngstown Wheeling Dayton Springfield Oshkosh Green Bay Wausau Appleton Racine Central Association Galesburg Burlington Kewanee Monmouth

Roosevelt to Campaign Five Days in Ohio

Oyster Bay New York May 9 Roosevelt will stay in Ohio for five days of campaigning against Taft instead of starting on Tuesday He plans pyrotechnic displays and to respond to Taft’s remarks while keeping in touch with his rival. Close Case Against Allen in Wytheville Virginia

Oyster Bay N. Y Ohio Roosevelt Dixon Mr. Taft Allen Wytheville Commonwealth Floyd Allen Carroll County

Mine rioters shot down in Pottsville mob violence

In Pottsville Pennsylvania a riot at Minersville left one Idle miner dead and three others severely hurt while state troopers tried to quell the mob. All victims were foreigners and the clash occurred as pumpmen headed to Pine Hill colliery. A separate Joliet item reports a $150 cash fire in a waste paper basket set by a merchant clerk.

Pottsville Minersville Pine Hill Joliet J. P. Gallagher

Great Aero Show Opens in New York Grand Central Palace

The First Annual International Aeronautical Exhibition opened in New York at Grand Central Palace and runs through May 18. Organized by the Aero Club of America, it displays historical and contemporary craft from America and Europe, including Langley’s first machine, the Wright glider remnants, the June Bug later known as the Loon, and the Morane monoplane.

New York New World New Grand Central Palace Aero Club of America United States Octave Chanute Langley Smithsonian Institution Wright North Carolina Hubert Latham Vedrines Paris Madrid Robert J. Collier Collier's Weekly Mr. Collier Mr.Collier Richard Harding Davis United States Army

Passing of Spring by Walt Mason

The poem laments the end of spring and looming summer heat. It jokes about swatting flies and the health department guidance. The speaker dreams of spring, jokes about dying of heat, and notes poets rarely sing of the brazen summer.

Ian Health Department

Inage Guidance on Travel and Equipment Checks

The text warns not to start a journey without all required supplies and spare parts. It notes possible unavailability of equal quality items on the trip and mentions the machine and the chauffeur as examples of items needing proper provision.

Piles Cured In Six to Fourteen Days Claim

An advertisement promises PAZO OINTMENT will cure itching bleeding and protruding piles within 6 to 14 days or your money back. The product is marketed by druggists at 60 cents.

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