Foley Accepts Leadership to Keep Tammany United
A seven member nominating committee pressed Mr. Foley to lead, warning that a refusal could split Tammany. Foley, sincere in avoiding the role, agrees for peace. Both progressives and old guard back Governor Smith as Democratic presidential hopeful, but the old guard face accusations of self-interest. Foley's election preserves Tammany’s cohesion and continued city political dominance.
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Foley
Old Guard
New York
Tammany
New York City
Danny Meadow Mouse And The Prison On A Flooded Post
Danny Meadow Mouse and Nanny are prisoners on a waterlogged fence post after leaving an old log. Hunger deepens as they argue over whose fault it is for choosing the hiding place, with no food in sight and rescue unlikely. The tale precedes a next story titled Danny and Nanny Choose Between Two Evils.
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Nanny Meadow Mouse
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Danny Meadow Mouse
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Senate Court Clash Over Wheeler Indictment
The majority report of the senate committee finds no evidence to remove Senator Wheeler over a federal indictment at Great Falls. Senator Sterling prepares a minority report while The Standard declines commentary, urging the courts to establish facts through proper legal channels. Montana public sentiment sees senate overreach and a dangerous erosion of judicial authority, fearing a mockery of justice and a shadow on government.
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Peace in the Wigwam at Tamany Hall after Murphy funeral
The Tamany Hall factions old guard and progressives discuss leadership after the funeral of Charles F. Murphy. Surrogate James A. Foley, Murphy’s son in law, emerges as a potential leader trusted by both camps and aligned with Murphy methods.
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Women Without a Country and the Nation’s Law
Edward Everett Hale’s Man Without a Country is invoked to critique a shift in citizenship law. The piece argues British and American laws conflict over English wives married to Americans, leaving some women stateless. It warns that modern U.S. citizenship rules treat the individual as the social unit, provoking absurd legal outcomes and signaling excessive legislation.
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Toilers of the Laboratory Point to Pneumonia Serum Breakthrough
A Harvard Medical School team led by Dr. Lloyd D. Felton announces a serum treatment that could cut pneumonia deaths by 25 to 50 percent or more. Dr. Rosenau explains the discovery required extensive study and precise apparatus, noting many researchers work quietly toward cures while facing negative results. The piece also touches on political commentary about Bryan Cox McAdoo and Johnson amid a tainted campaign environment.
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Horoscope Forecast Outlook Across Mars and Planets
Mars in general aspect dominates today with Uranus and Saturn adverse. The stars favor constructive work, home ownership gains but real estate may face mixed odds. Discontent among workers hints at emerging public welfare actions while farmers feel life’s evils highlighting unrest. Children and young people face a challenging but active year.
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Middle West
Clothes By Florence Davies An Everyday Wardrobe Guide
In a country house visit a wife explains that clothes are not frivolous but essential to peace of mind. She sets aside time twice yearly to assess wardrobes, argues preparation saves money, and rejects apologizing for well earned outfits. Her husband notes Taurus traits and a late copyright remark ends the piece.
Beggar Dog Tale by Jip in Doctor Dolittle stories
Jip the dog tells a tale of a beggar’s dog who partners with him to run a bone hire business. They raid butcher scraps, found a bone shop in a refuse dump, and rent bones to other dogs in exchange for goods, turning poverty into a playful venture.
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Pavement Art
Charge of first degree murder possible in Jones case
Havre May 14 A charge of first degree assault against Mrs Senic Jones will be upgraded to murder if Nance Spence dies from the shooting at the Jones ranch near Malas Phillips County officials report the condition remains unchanged and a second bullet probe is not advisable. Miss Spence a housekeeper for Robert Jones has been critically wounded and Mrs Jones has long been separated from her husband.
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Phillips County
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K. M . Burke
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