Hearst and His Expanding Newspaper Empire
The Anaconda Standard recounts William Randolph Hearst extending his chain with Albany Times Union purchase, Syracuse Herald bid, and a Rochester Sunday paper expansion. It notes Hearst’s persistent bid for the U.S. presidency and his strong staying power despite limited long-term political impact.
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Thomas Jefferson
New York
Hearst
Albany Times-Union
Martin H. Glynn
Syracuse Herald
Rochester
Conners
United Staes
Glorious Fourth Reflections and Hearst 1924 Prospects
The piece observes the Fourth of July spirit and urges patriotic duty while praising liberty and republican ideals. It then discusses William R. Hearst’s rumored 1924 gubernatorial bid and potential path to the presidency, noting opposition from New York political factions.
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Justice
Republic
Hearst
William R. Hearst
William J. Conners
Buffalo
Conners
New York
United States
Harding
Executive
Albany
White House
Washington
Charles Francis Murphy
Vicksburg Then and Now Under Blue Laws
The piece compares 1863 siege heroism with modern reformers enforcing strict Sunday closing laws in Vicksburg. It notes closures of amusements and businesses, arrests of newsboys, and restricted telegraph operations, arguing the blue laws are harsher than wartime measures and will not endure like the blue coats.
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Vicksburg
Mississippi
Grant
Ohio State adopts four quarter system for degree progress
The four quarter plan replaces two long semesters at Ohio State University enabling a three year degree with continuous attendance. The change reflects a broader push for innovation in higher education and favors intensive study in scientific and scholastic circles.
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Ohio State University
Ohio
Butte Fourth of July Celebrations and Weather Outlook
Butte plans a community Fourth with events at Avoca Columbia Gardens and Boulder Hot Springs including a day fireworks display, sports, and a parish fundraiser. Weather to be hot with a 89 degree high reported, similar to June peaks. past year saw heavy snow on the holiday.
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Avoca
Columbia Gardens
J. R. Wharton
Lake Avoca
Boulder Hot Springs
Boulder
Butte
Officials Figure on a Quiet Day in Butte
On a quiet Fourth in Butte many citizens travel out of town. Mayor Cocking stays home due to his daughter's illness. City Clerk Brimacombe and family go across the range. City Attorney Davies heads to Great Falls. Chief Murphy and Assistant Chief O'Donnell plan time in Deer Lodge. Police Judge Shea also in Deer Lodge. Fire Chief Martin remains on duty. Miss Florence Walsh joins a Boulder party.
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Butte
Cocking
Brimacombe
Davies
Great Falls
Murphy
O'Donnell
Deer Lodge
Shea
Griffiths Orphans of the Storm At Rialto In Full Scope
D W Griffiths photoplay Orphans of the Storm released by United Artists plays at the Rialto theater. It features scenes set during the French revolution drawn from the original The Two Orphans tale. The film depicts 50 wild and frenetic incidents reflecting dramatic license and exaggerated action.
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Griffith
Mr. Griffith
Carlyle
D. W. Griffith
United Artists’ Corporation
Rialto Theater
Herrick Plans Campaign Flight From Memphis to Perry
Representative Manuel Herrick of Oklahoma will depart Memphis at dawn for Perry to launch his re election campaign. Facing four opponents with a month to run he chooses the airplane tour as the fastest way to reach voters and constituents.
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Associated
Memphis
Tenn
Manuel Herrick
Oklahoma
Perry
Okla
Herrick
Horoscope for July 4 1922 predicts lively social luck
Astrologers foresee a lucky day with sun Uranus benefice aspects though Neptune Venus oppose late in the day. Prominent people inspire hope and energy while public speeches gain enthusiasm. National questions tense yet reform may rise led by women amid challenges and vanity.
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Sun
Uranus
Neptune
Venus
McClure
War refugee Col Selivanoff sells newspapers in Belgrade
Col Nicholas Selivanoff once a high ranking commander in the Russian army seeks scarce income in Belgrade by peddling daily newspapers. The exiled officer, noted for wartime influence, now earns a meager living amid refugee crowds and wartime upheaval.
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Nicholas Selivanoff
Belgrade
Fighting Rages in Dublin as People Crowd Streets
Crowds fill streets on the south side while shops remain closed. St Stephen's Green entrances are open and people bask in sun away from the O’Connell area noise. Mountjoy jail becomes a war prison with Dermot O Hagerty governing. Fires and explosions rattle all day as gunfire and bombs draw onlookers. Casualties loom heavy for civilians. Free Staters press assault on Hamman’s Hotel where de Valera may hide.
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St. Stephen's Green
O'Connell
Hamman
Moran's Hotel
Talbot Street
Great Northern Railway
Amiens Street
Sackville Street
Eamonn de Valera
Cathal Brugha
Fatal Wreck Claims Several From Philadelphia Area
A wreck near Atlantic City leaves multiple dead and several injured. Reported victims include shoemaker Joseph Dilasuco of Pleasantville and Philadelphia residents John F Lineham C N Selden Francis Corbett. Four injured remained critical at Atlantic City hospital: Louis Kolker and his bride Mrs Bessie Kolker, plus John F Nace and Mrs Guljohn, all from Philadelphia. The Kolker couple were en route to their honeymoon.
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Magineman Wescott
Souder
Joseph Dilasuco
Pleasantville
John F. Lineham
Philadelphia
C. N. Selden
Francis Corbett
Atlantic City Hospital
Louis Kolker
Bessie Kolker
John F Nace
Is the Race Doomed
Edwin Grant Conklin argues in the Yale Review that modern society’s mating and reproductive patterns will erode humanity. He contends wars, selective casualties, celibacy, social customs, and lax morals reduce the pool of capable offspring and lower overall intelligence and social fitness.
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Edwin Grant Conklin
Yale Review
Wonders of Dry Liquor
A Greenville Piedmont man frequently passes out after taking a drink to warm himself, illustrating dangers of hard liquor during cold exposure.
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Greenville Piedmont
Regenerative receiving set with vario coupler system
A regenerative receiving set using vacuum tubes provides higher efficiency than crystal sets and allows amplification for louder sound. The article explains a detailed setup with a vario coupler and variometers, proper wiring, tuning, and a protective case to improve appearance and efficiency.
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