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Montana
Standard
New
Debating tariff and Balkan outrage themes fixate Senate
The Senate readies for a tariff debate likely to run five weeks into August as Democrats press the Dill measure. Dispatches note Balkan atrocities alleged by Bulgarians Servians and Greeks spark international condemnation, while Paris celebrates Bastille Day with mass patriotism as public music and cannon salutes fill the night.
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United States Senate
Cauin
Balkans
Fie
Paris
Republic
la Republique
Republi Lom
Montana Good Roads Congress Poised to Boost State Roads
Kalispell hosts the Montana Good Roads congress and state automobile association with wide attendance expected. Officials forecast progress in road improvements across Deer Lodge Missoula Flathead Lewis Clark Cascade counties, and discussions on automatic road building plans. Three members of President Wilson's cabinet will visit Montana this summer to inspect reclamation projects. Montana appears financially sound with good crops and broad optimism despite national unrest.
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Kalispell
Montana God Roads Congress
State Automobile Association
Rand
Montana
Citien of
Deer Lodge
Silver Bow
Missoula
Flathead Country
Levis and Clark
Cascade
Congress
Flathead Lake
Swan Lake
Glacier Park
Butte
Wilson
Franklin K. Lane
California
Helena
Garrison
Washington Heat Records Withheld In Papers
Washington reports show the city ranks among the hottest in the nation yet local papers in prior years did not publish heat statistics. The Standard’s Washington correspondent notes that records of street and official temperatures and heat victims were once listed but business leaders sought to withhold such data.
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Washington, D. C
United States
Washington
Standard
Washington's summer heat and humidity blamed on city climate
The article argues Washington endures oppressive summers with extreme humidity and high temperatures. It criticizes press for avoiding explicit coverage of heat, noting bills to establish a summer capital elsewhere and recounting a visitor from Yuma who found the climate intolerable and planned to leave.
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Wasington
Washington
Congress
Yuma
Artz
Hades
My Auto Sadder Times in a Droll Walt Mason Voice
A humorous sketch in verse about a man slandered by friends for praising his 41 bore power motor. He laments social rejection as readers prefer politics and agriculture talk over tales of his car and its supposed wonders, ending with a woeful, self-deprecating mood.
Luke M'Luke Says in Cincinnati Banner
The Cincinnati Banner prints a fragmented column noting jokes about women and marriage. It lampoons secondhand goods humor, childless observations, and odd quirks about middle names and birthdays, with satirical lines on men and reform.
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Cincinnati
Missouri
Intellectual Cocktails on Jesus and Nietzsche Ethics
A reader critiques a North American Review piece arguing non-resistance shows weakness. The writer defends Jesus turning the other cheek as supreme scorn and notes Nietzsche praises power consciousness, suggesting justice collapses when might governs.
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Jesus
North American Review
Nietzche
Tims
Bee business ends in stings and lies of a salesman
A Kansas City Journal excerpt mocks a bee-keeping book and salesman claiming bees tame with gentle handling. The narrator recalls being stung 715 times over two years, losing $100, and failing to produce honey. The piece then notes a Chicago religion studied by police and ends with a satirical remark on horse drink rooms and light uniforms.
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Tom McNeal
Tam
Talways
Kansasa City Journal
Miss Katherine Force Engaged To New York Broker
Miss Katherine E. Force sister of Mrs. John Jacob Astor becomes engaged to Henri Harnickell broker of New York. The notice notes the couple had been expected for about a year and that they have often stayed at the Force family home in Bernardsville New Jersey for over a year.
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Katherine E. Force
John Jacob Astor
Henri ©. Harnickell
New York
Miss Force
Bernardsville
N. J
Quotations and jests in papers and street scenes
A collage of humor lines and social sketches from London Opinion Detroit Free Press Punch and the New York Sun. Images of daily life include witty exchanges about mail trains office work and fashion. The text notes experimental tanning leather by an English company.
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England
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