Boss or Martyr Earl Loses Libel Suit in Record Battle
The Record defeats Edwin T. Earl in a libel suit seeking £150,000, framing Earlism as a corrupt machine in Los Angeles. The Record hails a long campaign against bossism, credits itself for exposing hidden government, and urges voters to preserve a free city against future informal rulers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Earl
California
Tobe
Sebastian
Helms
Reuneil
Dick Norton
Tobe Earl
Los Angeles
Artism
Earl
Edwin T. Earl
Express Tribune
Red Light District
San Francisco
Evening Express
Morning Tribune
Atttack
The
Negro deserts army in Texas. Monrovia man jailed
In Monrovia and Traverse Texas a black recruit named William Conton deserts after one day in a negro regiment. He pleads to travel to California but is ordered back. He is jailed, then sent to Fort McArthur for court martial awaiting trial.
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William Conton
Monrovia
Traverse
Texas
William
Quiggle
Williamn
Quiggie
Fort McArthur
Mr. Quiggle
Ford Tractors to France and England Demand
Henry Ford notified friends at the Detroit Athletic Club that France could have 12 000 Ford tractors and England 6 000 to 7 000, all to be delivered before American demand is met. He noted tests in fine weather, planned southern tests, and his vigorous 54 year old energy as he rode 11 tractors in a morning test and assessed each machine.
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America
Ford
Detroit
Ford Motor Company
A Crab Diet and a Punning Quip in Courier-Journal
The Louisville Courier-Journal quotes a line about how eating shapes character and jokes that old Fliubdub must have lived on crab meat. The brief reflects playful editorial wit rather than a full article event.
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Fliubdub
Louisville Courier-Journal
True Politeness as Perfect Ease and Mutual Respect
A brief reflection asserts politeness equals effortless courtesy mirrored on oneself, urging how we wish to be treated by others. The idea centers on equal kindness and considerate behavior in everyday interactions.
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KE. T. Earl
LOS Angeles Record
LOS Angeles Tribune
Arcadia Journal
Arcadia
A. L. Wooldridge
William Couton
Monrovia Messenger
United States Army
Californy
Ford Tractors
France
England
Ienry Ford
Detroit Athletic Club
Granite Savings Bank
Ford Agency
Nelson & Mosher
Safe and Sound National Bank
First National Bank
Ino. H. Bartle
J. F. Sartori
H. S. McKee
W. A. Chess, Cashier
A. W. Hazen
San Gabriel Valley Packing Co
Renaker Company Funeral Directors
Monrovia, California
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