Arizona Voters and The Coming Presidency Debate
In Arizona the Bryan talk mirrors a national debate on who will win the next presidency and how it affects the state. A Sage tale about Missouri Pacific shows how political and corporate anxieties mix, urging skepticism toward optimistic hopes tied to any single candidate or party.
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Russell Sage
George Gould
George
Missouri Pacific
Sage
Gould
Jay
Russell
Hell
Papa
Brandon
Hearst
Bryan
Tom Johnson
Tom Watson
Tor
Harry
Congress
Arizona
Cole Named Democrat Leader in Southern California Race
Nathan Cole, vice president and general manager of Pacific Sugar and Los Angeles citizen, is the Democrats’ choice for governor. He says he is not a candidate but would not refuse if offered the nomination. He outlines a platform: government and municipal ownership of utilities, direct legislation and recall, an honest administration, and a forward, radical program to attract Republican voters.
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Los Angeles News
Nathan Cole
The
Pacific Sugar Company
Los Angeles
Southern California
Cole
United States Senate
Alfred Be Kinrovge
Stonx Falls
Washington
Kittle
Voltaire
Kittredge
Roosevel County Farmer Pioneers Tree Culture
A Roosevelt county farmer advocates tree culture as a practical venture adaptable to local climate. R Vernon plans to plant catalpas on twelve acres with aim to grow timber for posts, estimating 2,600 dollars from ten cents per post over six years, arguing second growth will be more profitable.
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Roosevel County
Roosevelt County
New Mexico
Rocky Mountains
Texaco Trumpet
Some Objections to Cement Blocks in Jane Concrete
W O Wallingford argues cement blocks have future if produced properly and used by skilled hands. He warns against cheap, inexperienced work and uniform sizes that hinder artistic results in cement block manufacture.
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Concrete
W. O. Wallingford
Artic
England's Next King Unusually Popular
The article presents George Frederick, Prince of Wales, as a popular heir apparent with broad imperial knowledge and empathy for the empire. It notes his personal reform, education, and readiness to shape his life beyond birthright, plus details on his family and domestic life at Sandringham and York Cottage.
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George V
United Kingdom
Britain
Ireland
India
Britten
Erick 1
George Fredick
Prince of Wales
Duke of Cornwall
York
Duke of Rothwig
Scotlgid
Johnny Bull Cowl
Victoria
George
George Frederick
Wales
England
Nebe
Edward Albert
George Edward
Albert Frederick
Henry William
Victoria Alexander
Hey Tante
al Sandringham
Mrs
York Cottage
George Fredarick
Dectires
Knights of Columbus entertain lady friends at St Marys
Knights of Columbus hosted a musical program for members and their ladies at St Marys last evening. Stella Bodtright opened with The Palms on piano, vocal solos by Helen OHeron and Carl Tolan on violin impressed the audience, Robert OHeron performed, and a chorus duet by Tolan and Shinick closed the concert before dessert and dancing.
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St. Mary's Hon
Knights of Columbus
Stella Bodtright
Helen O'Heron
Kate Karey
Ginlin
Carl ‘Tolan
En Htled
Angela Ber
Tolan
Robert O' Heron
Albuquerque
Mr. O'Heron
Mollie
Messrs. Beauvais and Maher
Misa Lucy Coleman
Walt
Carl Tolan
John Maher
Olly Bawn
Othe Audeience
Mr. Tolan
T. J. Shinick
Venice
James Moliaire
Don Scotth
Morgan's Back Yard Art Gallery Unveiled
Special Correspondent reports J Pierpont Morgan’s private art gallery near Madison Avenue, a grand white structure behind his mansion. The rear project, built over three years, showcases a $1 million property with an estimated market value of $3. Ben,000, designed by noted financiers and architects from Morgan’s sketches. It is part of Morgan’s vast art collection, with spending said to exceed $20,000,100 in the past fifteen years.
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New York
Jin
J. Pierpont Morgan
Morgan
Madison Avenue
Finanetes
Limeeli
Architecs
Me Gan
Hat Morgan
Rumors and recollections drift through a cluttered Washington scene
A collage of political chatter, consular woes, and soap factory schemes threads through a fragile view of U S diplomacy. Talk of budget plums, con men and consuls, a stubborn senator, and even a diamond mine hints at the era’s restless gossip and shifting priorities.
Torrance county finances cited as solid. officials visit
Jesse Garcia deputy treasurer notes Torrance county remains financially strong as $5,000 is raised for next year’s expenses. Captain Forno of the New Joo mounted police travels between Craig and Santa Fe en route from a Mexico trip, with Grant and Luna counties described as solid for joint statehood. Judge Stith, Topeka attorney, resigns Supreme Court post to advise Santa Fe, accompanied by Dillon and Me Intosh of Topeka. Major Ernget from California visits New York, meeting Fair Manager McCanna before the fair opens. The Jaffa Grocery Co advertises consumer bargains and invites local customers.
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Jesse Garcia
Torrance
Torrance County
Frea Forno
New Joo Mounted Police
Ceeky
Craig
Santa Fe
Mexico
Fornett
Grant
Jaina
Luna
Galt
Stith
Sinta Pe Iy
Kansas
Topeka
Dudge Smith
Supreme Court of
Tesa
Attor
Titrant Dillon
Mire MeIntosh
Ales
Ernegt M
California United
New York
Falr
McCanna
Worls
Turesty
Merangis
Chieag
Meyers
Harty Liber
Willy Marshal
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California
Democracy
McKinley
United States
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ST. Mary's Hall
Morgan's Back Yard Art Gallery
Joe Cannone
Barranquilla
Cabital
Colombia
State Department
Julius Freund
Detroit
Barrachequilla
House
Senate
Uncle Dow
Randolph Hearst
Hemet
Hearn
Petialayty
Loti
Roy Gaperx
Peter
M. Mandell
Cecil French
Washington, D. C
Mperial Laundry Co
Dilgard
Fifth Street
Railroad Ave
Grand Central Hotel
West Gold Avenue
Jaffa Grocery CO
Faywood
Sicke
MO. S. Mitchell
Hollenbeck
Calif
Electric Building
AlbuquerqUe Gas, Electric LigHt and Power CO
Melini & Eakin
Tivar
Yellowstone
Most & Chandon Waite Seal
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East Lynne
Loudon
Jersey
Porterfield CO
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