College Hero Ready 50 Capital Players Await Rise of Columbia
A jumble of notices details a benefit musical for Noel House by Vassar students and a college fashion event. Preparations for a play begin with carpenters at the college theater, as students rehearse and plan rear-stage work and fundraising activities.
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Poonen College
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Repre
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Lee Cumpia
Hacen
Harris Ewing
Washington
Noel House
Columbia Theater
Mi Ae
Katherine Tracy
Alice Stevens
Mise Eather Remacy
Mixa Rowe Gaba
Mins Edith Parsons
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Emgenia Surguy
Mie Mary Graham
Milas Margaret Davis
Wax Dora Bargon
Katharine Riggy
Mina Bounce White
Mias May Young
Mise Thelma Dawson
Hesse Mattenson
Ties Virginia McQuade
Mire Nery Horwell
Mise Asachin Ashbars
400 AT TEACHERS MUSICALE
English, Scotch melodies sung by Miss Vida R Sutton and others at a teachers musicale. The event featured students and contributors, with performances by several named participants and a chorus, held at a local venue with school involvement and community support.
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Vida R Sutton
Displays by States Highlight Exposition Plans in Capital
A report outlines proposed permanent exposition in Washington. Representative Turnbull advocates pooling resources from various states to support the project. The plan aims to fund by a $200 million estimate and seeks federal commission authorization.
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Represtia
Ness
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Parma
Hank North Dead and Book Promotion Winds Through Turmoil
A fragment reports Hank North killed in a room with talk of a sensational book. The text mentions a saloon keeper, a possible account of events, and a digressive note on a tonic said to aid digestion. The wording is garbled but centers on a fatal incident and a looming publication.
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Lowa
Nose rings debate stirs Washington women in public view
Gases of indignation rose as Col Edward Green cited a newspaper statement about nose rings for women. Some women mocked the idea while others considered it a fashion prompt though most believed the current dress standards remain strong. American women are famed for their style.
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Edward Green
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Fur Seal Treaty Reported By House Committee
Legislation to carry into effect the fur seal treaty among the United States Russia Great Britain and Japan to protect dwindling northern Pacific herds was reported to the House yesterday. The report notes no provision for killing a set number of male seals on the Pribilof Islands under U.S. authority, asserting limited annual kills won’t affect herd growth while the treaty blocks open sea hunting during its 15 year term.
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Great Britain
Japan
Faeific Ocean
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Yeaterday
Committtee
Foreign Affaira
Pribilof Islands
Huntig
Gen Plaza Stricken as Yellow Fever Epidemic Expands
The Ecuadorian government commander Gen Jonidas Plas is reported stricken with yellow fever amid reports to the State Department of a violent epidemic near Guayaquil. Capt Fiicott of the cruiser Maryland notes only minor disturbances near Escaralda as the revolution nears end. Raymond Simmons, famed Yorktown figure, is ill with yellow fever and convalescent.
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Guayaquil
State Department
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Cruiger
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Escaralda
Raymond Simmons Fame
Yorktown
Aviator Le Magnet Falls From Wreckage in Versailles
Capt Le Magnet, a military aviator, fell 200 feet while making a filet today and was rescued from wreckage in critical condition. The incident occurred near Versailles Tech, with authorities confirming his emergency transport and ongoing medical evaluation.
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Protests Demanded As Hearings Set On Reducing Steel Plan
Senate finance committee told manufacturers that protests must be filed in person as evidence. Hearings begin Tuesday in Chicago and New York for the steel reduction plan. Automobile and roller bearing interests will be heard Thursday, with many other protests and requests for hearings received.
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Senate
Chicago
New York
Virginia agricultural train tours state educating farmers
A special agricultural train run by the Southern Railway, with State and Federal authorities on board, tours Virginia from January 2 teaching soil conservation, crop rations, and dairy management. Crowds pack trains at Tom Brook, Mount Jackson, and Strasburg despite snow, as lectures cover cultivating methods and cow care. The tour continues through Piedmont and western sections this week.
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Department of Agricultne
Aouthern
Dominion
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Koner
Southern Railwa
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ucLis
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Shenandoah
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Veterinarians at Banquet Honor Senior Class
The senior class of the Illinois State College of Veterinary Surgeons held a banquet last night to honor the junior and sophomore classes, recognizing achievements and future contributions to the field. The event brought together faculty and students in a festive, collegiate atmosphere.
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Iater States College of Veterinary Surgeons
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