Advertising Rates Made Known on Application
Advertising rates are listed with contact details for Chas FP Chase and Lydia Otto as officers. Includes telephones for business and news departments, subscription rates by carrier and by mail, and AP membership terms.
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Chase
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Vice Press
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Treas
F. Chase
R. K. A. Chase
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Notice to Subscribers Seeks Evening Delivery Fix
Notice to News Telegraph readers with home delivery issues. Call Red 408 by seven oclock for renewal or delivery arrangements. This is not the News Telegraph telephone number.
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News- Telegraph
Nak
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News-Telegraph
Suffrage Fight and Democratic Support Debate
Editorial letters argue the suffrage amendment may not be ratified yet and warn that without Republican support women’s voting rights remain fragile. The writer faults Democratic states and leaders for insufficient backing while praising Republican legislators for progress toward ratification and future votes.
Senate allies push ratification amid party clashes
Republicans secured submission of the ratification to state legislatures while Democrats especially southern Democrats opposed it. Every Republican state that voted on the amendment has ratified. Some leaders threaten GOP unity over a call for a special session, praising gratitude toward parties and individuals as lessons in political credit.
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Senate
Republican Party
Roosevelt Attacks Intraparty Split in Democratic Call
The piece reports Roosevelt urging the nongressive Republicans to back the Democratic ticket, noting staunch Republicans deny progressives and predicting Republican unity harms Democratic chances. It claims Democratic success would extend southern control and criticizes wartime policies and imprisonment of enemies.
Roosevelt name used to push Democratic ticket in Chicago
The editorial notes Franklin D Roosevelt is promoted in Chicago to appeal to voters by leveraging his surname. It argues the campaign uses his relation to Theodore Roosevelt to frame him as a trusted leader and compares past roles, including his time as assistant secretary of the navy, to bolster the ticket against Republicans.
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Chicago
Franklin D. Roosevelt
E Krepublicans
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Theodore Roosevelt
Wondrow Wilson
Wilson
Navy
Franklin
Roosesvelt
New York
Theodore
Billy
Fragmented Rhetoric on Roosevelt and Fleet Policy
A garbled passage discusses Franklin Roosevelt as a split figure in naval policy, likening him to Theodore Roosevelt and naming Elihu Root, Gene Debs, and Bryan in a debated, unclear context. The text references Washington, Los Angeles, and national phenomena without coherent facts.
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California
Franklin
Theodore
Roosevelt
Josephus Daniels
Los Angeles
Washington
Franklin Roosevelt
Pacific
Atlantic
Theodore Roosevelt
Elihu Root
Gene Debs
Bryan
Franklin Roosevelts record under fire in navy scandal
The Providence Journal notes the New York Times praise for Roosevelts speech while accusing him of lacking frankness and manliness. It blasts alleged cover ups of navy records and mismanagement at Portsmouth naval prison, claiming deception and hidden truths harm naval officers and demand accountability.
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Providence Journal
Franklin D. Roosevelt
New York Times
Navy Department
Roosevelt
Navy
Daniels
Portsmouth Naval Prison
Woe In The West Gas Shortage Blues Inie
Poem style lament by George Matthew Adams on Western gas shortages and rising despair. Tourists and families suffer as stations run dry and fuel prices bite. Images of ruined plans, stranded cars, and grim faces under clear skies.
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George Matthew Adams
Illness in Griswold Child Alarms Community
From The Old Files Fifteen Years Ago Today August 14 1905 the 21 month old son of Mr and Mrs H M Reinig of Griswold is dangerously ill but shows some improvement today feared unable to recover. Mr and Mrs William Nichols returned from their Portland trip Lester Gillett Mr Moreland Trank and Clarence Motzlett went fishing this morning with a full camping outfit. Harry Franklin and Bert Bircher hired by the Bonnsteel S By baseball team for a tournament there.
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Griswold
William Nichols
Portland
Lester Gillett
Moreland
Trank
Clarence Motzlett
The
Lakes
Harry Franklin
Bert Bircher
Bonnsteel, S
G A R Post Formed by Cumberland Veterans
Thirty five years ago today August 14 local Cumberland veterans organized a G A R post with thirty members. Officers listed include Lieuts commandant Hiram White quartermaster Q W Mountain officer of the day John Worthington officer of the guard T M Van Kirk surgeon Levi Mountain chaplain. A night frost was reported on the low grounds about Audubon Knights of Labor have four members belonging to station from this town on sixty.
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Cumberland and
Hiram White
Q. W. Mountain
John Worthington
T. M. van Kirk
Levi Mountain
Audubon
Viel Ixtyx
Mary Miles Minter in Jenny Be Good at Atlantic Theatre
Mary Miles Minter stars in Jenny Be Good at the Atlantic theatre tomorrow. The Fox presentation promises the screen version of the best seller with Miss Minter in Nurse Marjorie style, plus other Fox features The Cyclone The Little Wanderer and Twins of Suffering Creek with Thursday and Saturday showings at the Atlantic.
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Jenny
Atlantic Theatre
Wilbur Fihiey Fauley
Miss Minter
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William Fox
Tom
Northwest, Mounted Police
Suffering Creek
William Russell
Fox
The Best Physic for Gentle Ailments
The ad promotes Chamberlain's Tablets as easy to take mild medicine highly valued by users. Priced at a quarter, it emphasizes pleasant taste and gentle effects for common discomforts.
Villa issues whimsical prices for goods amid surrender talks
In San Antonio August 14 reports describe Francis Villa seizing supplies from Sabinas area mercantile firms after closing breweries and saloons. Four auditors were sent to name stores with top profits, then requisitioned shoes hats breeches underwear socks shirts forage horseshoes leather pack mules and horses for his command. Villa said the provisional government would not pay, claiming the robbed people could not reclaim items due to profits from the past year.
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Tex
Francis Villa
de la Huerta
Mexico
Sabinas
Villa
Martirex
Unclear ruling on industrial court legality at Topeka
In Topeka Bel Aig 14 a decision questioned the constitutionality of industrial relations provisions. The judge stated the act's title did not clearly express the provision and could jeopardize court action. The presiding judge Hugging spoke for the court.
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Topeka
Bel
Fragmented OCR Summary on Medical Mechanisms
Fragmented text references a process to strengthen a system and enable performance. Mentions a significant movement and intestinal bowels in unclear context. No clear event, persons, or organizations identified from the legible fragments.
Hires Only One Armed Carriage Maker in Winnipeg Visit
England's largest employer of one armed men, W H Dunkley of London, visited Winnipeg. Since armistice he has employed only one armed men, now three hundred work in his factory. He trains crippled soldiers for productive labor and social uplift, while surveying Canada for farm settlement projects to help London's poor.
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Winnipeg
England
W.h.dunkley
London
Dunkley
Fio Handa
Mr.Dunkley
Canada
Hunting sharks by bow and arrow brings Ventura coast sport
Aug 14 Ventura county introduces shark hunting by bow and arrow at Point Magu. Dr ER K Roberts and Harry Van De Linder report exciting experiences as arrows lodge in sharks not considered man-eaters, requiring fast pursuit to overtake them.
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Ventura
Calif
Ventura County
ER K. Roberts
Harry van de Linder
Chappell Oil Co Seeks Investors for Dividend Play
Chappell Oil Co presents a high class investment with a good dividend payout. For particulars contact L. T. Spangler at 26031.
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Chappell Oil Co
Seb
L. T. Spangler
Rival presidential race heats up with party clashes
The piece describes contest for a congressional seat with Dr T F Dubigg and Congressman Caahis Dowell, Dowell described as Republican. It notes a state committee meeting to name a candidate, and mentions Justice Gaynor vacancy, with judges Applegate and Arthur as leading nominating candidates. Republican HQ reports Harding itinerary expanding to five cities while Cox campaigns in Wheeling. Will Hays says voters must endorse or repudiate seven years of Democratic rule.
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Frank R. Gay Nor
Applegate
Arthur
James M. Cox
Wilson League
Will H. Hays
Republican National Committee
Washington
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