Talks on Newspaper Advertising by Truman A DeWeese
Truman A DeWeese argues that leadership in merchandising comes from advertising. He cites examples from Buffalo and Washington showing leaders are defined by recognizable campaigns and trusted messaging, not just sales volume. A sustained annual plan builds goodwill, directs distribution, and conveys store news with confidence.
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Truman A. Deweese
Buffalo
N.Y
Reading
Avery Advertiser
Woman Jury Bill Killed in Report Continues Controversy
The House killed the women jury bill after an unfavorable committee report amid opposition from manufacturers. Other actions included rejecting an eight hour workday bill for women and children and routing highway and road-related measures. Judge Webb nomination was tabled for calendar. debates on capital punishment and transfer funds for female inmates were noted.
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Consumers’ Lenge
Efonge
Labor Coomitten
Mmib Amd
Bird and Tivers
Senate
Harwinton
Burlington
Torrington
New Hartford
Canton
Satis Borrow
Webb
Avenior Lake
James H. Wels
Fiamden
Wedee
Cha
Wynkoop Defends Bookkeeping of Education Board
John Wynkoop defends the education board’s long standing bookkeeping system, opposing a reclassification urged by Chamber of Commerce investigators. He argues the current bankkeeping is safe and efficient, while the investigators claim the city’s money and accounts are loosely handled. The fiscal year begins April 1 and Wynkoop could be pivotal to upcoming plans.
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John &. Wynlkoop
Eduocation
Chamber of Commerce
Mir
Wynkoop
Commerce
Mystery Woman to Tell All Under Oath in Stillman Case
A custody of scandal unfolds as an unnamed former beauty of Wall Street and Fifth Avenue prepares to testify under oath with corroborating witnesses. The looming revelations target Guy Stillman in a divorce fight while supporting letters and alimony questions loom over a famed New York social circle.
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Guy Stilman
Century Zool
Bank
Mr. Stillman
New York
Gard
Mars
Hte
Rose Streen
Wallstreet
Fifth Avenue
North Woods
Mr Stillman
Gay Sutman
Stillman
John T. Mask
Guardian
Jam Stillman
Tate
Ave
Mir Sullpian
Cardinal Housher Leaves Rome for Paris
Cardinal Housher, newly named American Prince of the Church, left Rome for Paris this afternoon. He was bade farewell at the station by high ecclesiastical officials.
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TLV Fg
Cardinal Housher
Rome
Paris
Ihis Aftarmen
John Burroughs Dies on R. R. Train
The naturalist John Burroughs died peacefully, choosing a simple death in his Hudson Valley home Slabsides. He valued independence, nature, and close friends, avoiding wealth and pomp. His circle included Edison, Ford, and Firestone, with camping trips and a life focused on birds, flowers, and philosophy.
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West Park
The
Hudson
Big Zone
Tie
John Burroughs
Thoreau
Ermersos
Walt Whitman
Lincoln
Thomas
A. Edison
Henry Ford
Firestone
Burroughs
Iaison
Henry
Secretary of War Denies Selection
War secretary denies a cabinet style selection while noting personnel reevaluations. The report lists generals such as Weeks, March, Woot, Bundy, Edwards and Pershing with potential changes in staff and duties as the United States mobilizes its army deployments and command structure.
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Gronkhane
Wright Mait
Menrher
Lian
Cermain
Rawards
Aren Pilicees Windai
Shing
March
Woot
Thas
Phillippines
Marding
Nercome
Bennsylvania
Bundy
Edwards
War Department
War Secretary
Avittin
Pershing
Army
New Convent to Be Built Here Amid Permit Rush
A flood of construction permits was issued, totaling 72448 dollars in value for projects including a new convent, a three family house, garages, and multiple additions. Other permits include a two family residence, stores, and a shoe marker shop, with various addresses noted and builders named.
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Mihit Moury
Contrario Fort
Ann Hanite
Cage Alexander Ayanur
Paul Jolie
Minnie Rosenfeldl
Viste Martucci
Manhattan Avenue
Met
A. Drew
Elmwood Place
T. M. Tukey
North Avenue
Boris Pakto
Central
Logan Alber Late
Minnie Rosenfeldt
Williston
George Friedman
Avon Street
Ae O MM. Andersen
Mily
Willow Tas
Ida A
Els
Wheeley Avenue
Anna Leshowite
Fleischmann
Odd Fellows to Stage Comedy Playlet Tonight
The Adelphian lodge hosts an evening of entertainment in their hall at 108 Blow Street. A “Morning judge” playlet and scenes feature Adelphian quartet members and a list of invited attendees from local families. Committees oversee the performance and related preparations as part of the lodge event Friday night.
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Odd Fellows
Adelian
Bing
Manson
W. Wrisah
Hewe Smith
Bucield
J. H. Burns
Stein
C. Drew
Scotti Milter
Naat
Jiamner
V. Blair
A. PF. Baorebkiss
Ll. Tit
Th Vonret Lassaamsan
Cuiris
Hpi Lowden
Judge Howe Forfeits Bonds In Booze Cases
In United States district court Judge Howe forfeits bonds in liquor cases. The defendants listed include Tanis Wander and parville, with fines of 500 dollars each. Names such as Albert J. McDowald and John Stratford appear among involved parties, tied to New Jersey and New York locations.
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Howe
Marte Ord
Tinige Howe
United States District Court
New Jersey
York
Albert J. McDowald
New
John Stratford
Joseph Lincoln
Windsor
Tanis Wanders Parvile
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