Advertising Rates Made Known on Application
Advertising rates and contact details are listed with names CHAS I CHASE and others. editors and managers are named. The notice includes telephone numbers for business and editorial offices, news department, and subscription pricing for carrier and mail delivery within the U S, Canada, and foreign countries. The paper notes Associated Press membership and rights.
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E. P. Citash
R. K. A. Citase
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W. P. Chash
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Canada
Millions for defense not tribute echoes through Mexico talks
Levi Smith, an American oil company official in Mexico, testified before a Senate committee that his firm paid monthly tribute to Manuel Palaces, a bandit leader, to avoid harassment. He said the State Department offered no remedy, and Carranza threatened officials who paid the tribute. The case starkly questions U.S. policy and protection payments amid Mexican turmoil.
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Levi Smith
Mexico
State Department
United States of America
Carranza
Vine Tinge
Fragmentary tribute remark echoes changing norms
A truncated line references a tribute phrase and shifts in cultural taste. The fragment suggests nostalgia or criticism, with hints of emotional impact on readers and ongoing debates about public memorial language. No clear names or locations are present.
Wandering White House Talk Sparks Distant Home View
A fragmented editorial voice argues for the White House and President to be more rooted in the nation as the current chief executive shows nomadic habits. The piece questions priorities, wealth, and domestic interests versus global reach amid blurred, speculative critique.
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United States
Myx. Wilson
Washington
Iik
World trade outlook discussed in Wilton speech and export data
In a speech supporting the League covenant President Wilton asserts world prosperity hinges on treaty acceptance. Washington correspondent Arthur Sears Henning notes expert views on global commerce, citing rising U S exports to Britain Ireland and shifts in Germany Sweden and other nations amid wartime pressures.
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Wilton
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Washington
Chicazo ‘Tribune
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Yente
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Wien
Daly
Uhis
Watt
Vata
Sweden
United States
United Reute
Eng Ye Island
France
Russia
Italy
Belgium
A Remarkable Tribute From The New York Sun
Oyster Bay proves tricky to reach by rail or auto yet readers discover a remarkable tribute. The article notes Sundays draw Americans despite the town’s offbeat position at the end of a branch line, far from main Long Island routes.
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New York Sun
Oyster Bay
Long Island
Thousands visit Sagamore Hill grave site of Theodore Roosevelt
By the thousands they walk in heat to Sagamore Hill to see the place where Theodore Roosevelt lies in his grave since last January. No formal ceremony accompanied the pilgrimage, yet four thousand mourners gathered spontaneously, proving Americans’ enduring reverence for Roosevelt.
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Sagamore Hill
Theodore Roosevelt
Rippling Rhymes by Walt Mason Verse on Travel and Generosity
Walt Mason humorously critiques selfish driving and public fatigue while celebrating sympathy for workers. A poem warns riders to spare others and share the road, portraying weary travelers, delegates, and pilgrims in a light satirical tone. The work ends with a plea for kindness and giving the other chap a ride.
Wire Bulletins From Across the Nation
Chicago reports a 254 per cent beer and sei oil shipment en route from Wisconsin to Chicago may face a 1d per cent alcohol rise due to sun heat unless courts release it. Forty owners petition for a receiver as to the beverage. Pershing returns to routine at expeditionary forces headquarters after farewell ceremonies. Macon, Georgia civil service order dissolves unions. firemen threaten resistance. Sacramento notes Liberty Iron Works sold to government for $6500 per airplane, resold to Curtiss for $800. New York reports a race clash with killings and injuries in the Negro section. Washington notes former Field Marshal von Mackensen believed interned at Saloniki.
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Chicago
Seigoil
Zion City
Wisconsin
Chierzo
Sandborn
Great Krupp Works Begins Locomotive Contracts
Cologne dispatch notes the Krupp armaments consortium starting work on government contracts for locomotives and railway cars. The firm will take part control of supervision, with an initial order for 100 locomotives and 2,000 cars as part of wartime expansion into iron construction.
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Cologne
Great
Krupp Firm of Armourers
Krupp Works
Handsomest Man Is Assassinated in Costa Rica
Joaquin Tinoco, minister of war and brother of ex president Frederico Tinoco, was shot on August 9 in a Costa Rica coup era mystery. He was famed for his height, athletic build, and dueling record, survived five shots by a widow who sought revenge, and had just sought relief as vice president while his brother faced health issues. Brace Up Stomach trouble often makes one despondent. It hits a man where he lives, saps his strength and energy and makes him feel like giving up. Give him a few doses of Chamberlain's Tablets to improve his indigestion and loosen up his bowels and in most cases recovery is prompt and he is soon feeling well and happy. Obtainable everywhere.
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George Matthew Adams
Asociated Press
San Jose
Costa Rica
Joaquin Tinoco
Frederico Tineco
Joaquin
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Alfredo Gonzalez
United States
Chamberain
Waterloo child killed by automobile in fatal crash
A seven year old, KE N McCallum, died of injuries after being struck by a car driven by prominent businessman L K Park in Waterloo Dalkish. Other items note school bonds for a $50,000 building and various local notices from Des Moines to Muscatine.
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Waterloo
Dalkish McCallum
KE. N. McCallum
L. K. Park
Wai
Historic chamber becomes storeroom in Parliament
In London on September 16 Associated Press reports the ancient Cromwell era room in the Parliament buildings once used to sign Charles I’s death warrant is repurposed as a storage space for discarded hats by members of the House of Commons.
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London
Parliament
Oliver Cromwell
Charles the First
House of Commons
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