Reform Crusades Sweep Nation Against Gambling Rise
A broad reform wave targets gambling as a national issue. Governors Hughes of New York and Blanchard of Louisiana push bans on race track gambling while Washington and Pennsylvania press crusades. Experts link economic cost to society and note organized networks backing gambling, urging decisive action.
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Republican Rifts Over Burrows Temporary Chair Role
In the Republican party a factional split emerges as the Republican National Committee selects Michigan Senator Burrows, a conservative figure, to serve as temporary chairman of the national committee. This move stirs intra party debate about leadership direction and unity.
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New Wrinkles in High Finance Attract Attention
The New York World notes new wrinkles in high finance as Senator Clark reportedly incorporates his Fifth avenue house and Charles W. Morse appears to incorporate himself in the Morse Securities company. The plan enables holding company manipulation, watered stock, and new financing without syndicate divisions, promising economies in large checks and accelerated operations while raising questions about self dealing.
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Weather notes on Atlantic cold spell and polar current flow
The article discusses unusually cold Atlantic waters between Newfoundland Banks and Sandy Hook. It attributes this to high pressures over Canadian maritime provinces and the St. Lawrence area, driving frequent northeasterly winds and the polar current toward the American coast. Readers are asked for meteorological explanations and guidance to prevent January currents during early June.
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Public Beggars in Albuquerque Are a Fraud Says Editorial
An Albuquerque editorial argues against street beggars citing ample local relief for the destitute. It labels professional beggars as frauds and urges arrest as vagrants, asserting many beggars are outsiders working the town. It questions charity as cover for trickery and mocks campaign rhetoric about public support.
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Virgin Oil of Pine Patent Cure Claims Quality Guarantee
Advertisement-style notice promoting Virgin Oil of Pine for dispensing through druggists in 1/2 oz vials. Warns of counterfeit imitations under assumed names and asserts the product will break up a cold in 24 hours and cure any curable cough. Ends with a guarantee statement based on the wrapper name.
Peace conference questions and political asides raised
A noisy mix of editorials and remarks notes doubts about a peace conference. Mentions Bryan, Carnegie, and J. Z. Will. critiques from New York Herald and Washington Star on class and lecturing. Also references New Thought guidance, Mothers Day debates, submarine uses, and Japans peace expo funding.
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Grocery Advertisement Fragment with Mixed Brands and Prices
A damaged ad fragment lists various canned goods and groceries with unclear prices. Items include sweet potatoes, pork and beans, oysters, pineapple, jam, beet baking powder, jelly, breakfast foods, milk, oats, sliced beef in glass, pickles, and prunes, attributed to The Maze store run by Winslow Kieke.
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Various Gossip and Oddities From Regional Notes
A collage of brief items from nondescript reports includes political jabs, social quips, and local mishaps. Topics touch on Senator Platt, Love Letters of a Boss, a Cleveland strike, teaching, wind origins in Albuquerque, a Chicago altercation, a Fairmont revival, a missing teeth clue, and mockery of spelling for Larrazola.
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