Daily Tribune sustains service amid subscription details
The Daily Tribune outlines subscription rates by carrier or mail with yearly, half yearly, and quarterly options. It notes offices in New York Chicago Paston and San Francisco for copies and invites visitors, plus a hotline to report missed deliveries between 6 30 and 4.
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Dvertis Prudden
King & Prudden
Chicago
Pith Avenue
New York
Globe Hitler
Toston
Mass
Sharon Bidg
New Montery St
San Francisco
Cal
Daily
Paston
Tribune
Roosevelt Influence Questioned by The Forum
The Forum notes thousands seek the Roosevelt influence in the Republican party and laments a New York minority that wouldlessen democracy. It condemns calls for property voting tests and limited monarchy while praising broad public support for popular education and government.
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Roosevelt
Republican
Thomas C. Platt
Forum
New York
New York City
Check Manipulators Threaten Bank Losses Across Decades
The piece discusses check manipulation as a major property crime, with losses ranging from 20 to 60 million annually in early 20th century estimates. It notes the ongoing banks versus criminals battle and the limited success of inventors and experts in stopping larceny, highlighting comparative theft scales with burglaries, embezzlement, and other crimes.
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United States
Bankers’ Associations
William J. Burns
American Bankers’ Association
Ftecin
B. H. Smith
Casper Tribune Proposes West Casper Irrigation and City Zoning Plan
The Casper Tribune outlines a program to authorize and finish irrigation west of Casper, establish a complete zoning system, create municipal and school recreation parks with swimming pools, complete the Bennie Route boulevard to Garden Creek Falls and back, improve Natrona County roads and highways, secure fair freight rates for Rocky Mountain shippers, and increase Casper train service.
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Casper
Garden Creek Falls
Return
Natrona County
Wyoming
Rocky Mountain Region
Cagper
Children Need Playgrounds Or Street Life Persuades
An argument asserts that lack of playground space forces children into the streets where they face traffic dangers and injuries. It urges school authorities and organizations to secure enough play areas to keep youths off streets and protect all children, including one’s own.
Community centers as schools unite towns and nations
The text argues replacing corner stores with public school buildings as community centers to discuss public affairs and foster Americanization. It stresses using games, debates, and social activities to build neighborhood spirit, reduce prejudice, and include immigrants through language as a means to belonging and citizenship.
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America
The Old Songs and Their Proven Value
The article extols old songs as tried and true, tested across keys instruments voices and whistles. It asserts enduring merit, vivid performance history, and their excellent material for enduring cultural use.
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Yuive
Enduring Old Tunes Outlive Modern Whistles and Instruments
The article muses on the timeless appeal of classic songs such as Home Sweet Home Suwanee River Old Kentucky Home and When You and I Were Young Maggie arguing they cannot die with the rise of new music. It suggests tunes from childhood endure beyond generations and will bring joy and peace to an imperfect world forever.
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Tlome
Suwanee River
Kentucky
Maggie
de Harmonic
Theory in Business and the Search for Causes
The article argues that business failure stems from overlooked underlying principles and not mere luck or experience. It urges merchants and manufacturers to study trade and financial literature to understand causes behind changing demand, foreign exchange, and export import dynamics, noting modern business emphasizes theory and informed observation.
Spectacle for Gods: France debates prizefighter case all day
The French Chamber of Deputies spends most of a session examining whether a prizefighter was treated justly after losing a championship. The scene highlights a western world preoccupied with inconsequential disputes while major global problems demand attention.
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French Chamber of Deputies
France
Siki
Boxing Federation
A Socializing Force in Public Life Through Music
The text argues music fosters universal mood and social unity across ages. It notes public school songs church hymns and community choruses offer rare solidarity in cosmopolitan communities. It contrasts mechanized work life with leisure hours when individual powers are renewed. Maric is cited for its regenerative impact.
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Maric
Von Bernstorff Disapproves of Wilhelm Memoirs
The text notes Von Bernstorff’s disapproval of Wilhelm II and his memoirs, citing regret, surprise, and historical inaccuracy. It hints at American suffragette tensions and suggests Bernstorff would not welcome such provocations in the United States. It also mentions sensational court proceedings in Liatigna regarding Prof Tiernan.
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von Bernstorff
Kalser
America
Tiernan
Liatigna
Respect for the Flag by Col. Alvin M. Owsley
National Commander Alvin M. Owsley extols the United States flag as a symbol of humanity and liberty. He urges reverence for Old Glory, saluting during the Star Spangled Banner, and views the flag as a beacon of tomorrow and equal opportunity for all citizens.
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Breese
Republic
Mberty
Alvin M. Owsley
The
American Legion
Not to the Beautiful
A nostalgic verse lists several girls by name with brief notes on charm looks and grace. The lines celebrate their beauty and appeal while naming Molly Mabel Nellie and others along with male names like Charles H and Chesley.
Illiteracy as a Factor in Industrial Accidents
A New York State Industrial Commission expert links illiteracy among non English speaking workers to high accident rates and wage losses. Data from factories and mines show non English speakers suffer more fatalities and injuries, inflating compensation costs and lowering productivity.
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Marvin K. Clark
New York State Industrial Commission
New York State
United Stat Bureau of Labor
Iron and Steel
Ford Motor Company
Helen to Helen in a Classical Vein Poem
The line expresses a wanderer’s return to Greece and Rome through Helen’s beauty. The speaker praises her hyacinth hair classic features and statue like stance. The poem blends classical imagery with a modern framing of longing and admiration.
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Helen
Greece
Rome
Evening Suits A Question Of Individuality And Taste
A writer argues that evening dress suppresses personal independence and promotes conformity. The piece contends the standardized male evening cult is illogical and undemocratic and calls for abolishing evening suits in favor of more varied attire.
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Fred C. Kelly
Hezekiah Bings Reflects On Life As A Fleeting Show
Hezekiah Bings cites a Washington Star message about the fleeting nature of life and seasonal change. He notes gratitude for simply witnessing the world's continual pageant, comparing spring, summer, and autumn to the sequence of moments in life.
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Hezekiah Bings
Washington
Wealth Transfer Note from Boston Transcript
The Boston Transcript notes that wealth moved from America to England leaves some money in the United States despite transfers.
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Aator
America
England
United States
Boston Transcript
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