Bryan backs Daniels for Democratic presidential nomination
The piece argues for Josephus Daniels of North Carolina as the Democratic nominee, praising his wartime service and media background while noting the need to overcome regional prejudice. It questions whether geography should determine the choice and cites Daniels’ clashes with Admiral Sims as a political asset.
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Bryan
Wilson
Josephus Daniels
Daniels
North Carolina
Nebraska
Florida
New York
Indiana
Mr. Bryan
Harding
France
Mr. Daniels
Admiral Sims
Sims
South
New Stamp Designs Adopted With Two New Denominations
Post office department completes revision of the stamp series with two new denominations of 14 and 25 cents. The 13 cent stamp is dropped and the new fashions will not appear until old stock is used up. The decision accompanies broader changes in stamp designs.
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Post Office Department
New Postal Stamp Changes Aimed at Reducing Short Paid Mail
The article notes difficulty distinguishing denominations due to similar subject, color and shape. It discusses new designs changing portraits shapes and colors to reduce errors and save the department by detecting more short paid mail. Short paid mail, though small per item, adds up, and Uncle Sam’s rates should be paid in full.
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Uncle Sam
Science in America Sees Chemists Rise as Germany Struggles
Dr. Herty of the American Journal of Chemistry predicts the next twenty years in chemistry will read like a fairy tale for the United States as Germany stalls under Ruhr restrictions. He notes American chemists lead production and research, with public interest growing for young scientists pursuing discoveries benefiting humanity.
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Ruhr
America
Herty
American Journal of Chemistry
New York Polytechnic Society
Germany
Freer Gallery Opens as National Art Treasure
The Freer Gallery of Art in Washington opens this week, a landmark gifting $7,000,000 and a $500,000 building pledge. Donor Charles Freer built a global collection now housed at the Smithsonian site, featuring 4,811 works including a major Whistler collection. The project marks a premier government owned art institution and complements the Smithsonian. Life in Germany and Franco-British politics are noted, with commentary on Russia and German affairs as spring arrives.
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Freer Gallery of Art
Washington
United States
May Scribner’s
National Gallery
Charles Freer
Detroit
Congress
Smithsonian Institution
Towne Winterhalter Hannifin Jewelry Store Closes for Clearance
After a long career in the city the Towne Winterhalter Hannifin company will close its jewelry store and begin clearance of all stock. The firm originated from Leopold Winterhalter and H A Towle at 28 Weert Park street and later moved to Park and Dakota, with Dr Hanni fin as manager after Winterhalter's death. Harry Blumkin now directs the clearance as the organization plans a future reformation. The store will close and experienced salesmen from across the state will assist patrons in the coming weeks.
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Towne- Winterhalter-Hannifin Company
Leopold Winterhalter
H. A. Towle
Weert Park Street
Winterhalter
Butte
J. H. Leyson
Towle
Hight & Fairfield
Corner Park
Dakota Streets
Hannifin
Los Angeles
Harry Blumkin
Blumkin
Silver City Club Cleared by Health Inquiry in Court
Judge Carroll's court weighs the right of the Silver City club to stay open after an abatement suit against Frank Yamer and the property owners ended yesterday. Prosecutors faced by police witnesses who testified the club is orderly, while defense argued witnesses favored Abe Warwick. Members said dues once paid for operation, with many colored patrons present during the hearings.
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Silver City
Abe Warwick
Horoscope for May 5 1923 highlights risk and romance
Astrologers call May 5 1923 auspicious for daring ventures though greed and illicit trade loom. Forecasts warn of summer fraud drought and crop losses with rising prices while mental alertness improves and young girls may find suitors. Those born under the date face a successful year.
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Saturn
Ireland
Middle West
Out This Out It Is Worth Money
Advertisement offers a mail order trial package from Foley & Co including Foley's Honey and Tar Compound Foley Kidney Pills and Foley Cathartic Tablets sent to readers who mail the slip with their name and address Paxson and Rockefeller are listed as advertisers.
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Foley & Co
Sheffield Ave
Chicago
Ill
Foley
Paxson & Rockefeller
The Abysmal Brute at the Rialto Draws Crowds
The Hobart Henry Universal Jew el production of Jack London s The Abysmal Brute plays at the Rialto to strong audience interest. Reginald Denny stars in a blend of romance and action with prize ring sequences and dramatic moments, appealing to both sexes.
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Rialto Theater
Hobart Henry Universal-Jewel
Jack London
Reginald Denny
Keaton Proposes Zany Fines To Keep Modern Comedies Clean
In a humorous piece, Buster Keaton suggests a spoof fines schedule to modernize comedy. Fines include 8 dollars for overripe custard pies plus 2 more per pie, 10 dollars per ruined hat, 14 herring plus 124 percent per extra patrolman ruined, 7.25 for Pancho Villa style mustaches, and 6 dollars for wrecked flivvers.
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Buster Keaton
Keaton
Policemen’s Protective Association
Smith Brothers
Literacy crisis noted with native born Americans comprise majority
Report highlights that about three fifths of the nearly 6 million illiterates in the country are native born Americans. The statistic underscores widespread educational gaps affecting adults across the nation.
Carrot Biennial Life Prompts Winter Comparison
The carrot is a biennial, showing no life in winter akin to a dead tomato plant, highlighting its dormancy during cold months.
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