Democrats Back Morse Pardon Effort In 1912
The record shows figures from the Democratic Party including JorDell Hull James Cox and Tom Heflin urged Charles W Morse release from the federal penitentiary in 1912. Other prominent Democrats like Robinson Glass and Burns joined the effort while Daugherty faced slander from Caraway and Watson amid party strife.
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Jordell Hull
Democratic National Committee
Charles W. Morse
Department of Justice
James M. Cox
Ohio
Morse
Tom Heflin
Alabama
Caraway
Pat Harrison
Tom Watson
Georgina
Mr. Morse
Joseph T. Robinson
Arkansas
Carter Glass
Virginia
Senate
Wilson
Taft
Joseph W. Burns
Tennessee
House Committee On Appropriations
Frank Clark
Florida
House Committee On
James T. Lloyd
William W. Hucker
Missouri
Ollie M. James
Swagar Shirley
Kentucky
Martin Dies
Oscar W. Gillespie
Robert Henry
James L. Slayden
William R. Smith
John H. Stevens
Texas
D. H. Mays
Stephen Sparkman
Daugherty
Cieorgia
Watson
Democratic
Coeenral Daugherty
Dougherty
Wit
Witeon
Curnaway Watson
Killingygate
Coreway
Plea to Voters on Party Choice in Congressional Elections
The article urges voters to choose between Republican and Democratic parties in this year's congressional elections. It argues for keeping the Republican party in control or recalling the Democrats to power to restore policies seen as favorable. The piece emphasizes voters should decide with clear eyes.
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Republican Party
Democratic Party
Review of Shipping Board record cited by Rep Graham
Rep Graham cites the Wilson era Shipping Board as costly and mismanaged. He cites vast wartime powers, numerous ill conceived contracts, thousands of ships built some worthless, mutiple liens and lawsuits, and ongoing subsidies to salvage a wrecked program amid Democratic opposition.
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Democratic Party
Shipping Board
Graham
Ilinois
Wilson
Mir
Congress
Emergency Fleet Corporation
Court of Claims
Protective Tariff Debate Shapes Nation's Economic Path
Henry Cabot Lodge argues tariffs defend American labor and industry amid global price distortions. He asserts the protective principle underpins prosperity, urges timely tariff revision, and warns that delay harms business stability and foreign trade.
What Brand of Hooch Lies In Davy Jones Locker
Poet Kenneth Latour ponders fate and myths in a playful verse asking what liquor hides in Davy Jones Locker. The whimsical questions touch on moral tales and famous alibis as the speaker seeks wisdom before death.
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Davy Jones
Kenneth Latour
Overdeveloped Soft Coal Industry Highlighted in Review
The Monthly Labor Review from the U S Department of Labor reports the soft coal industry’s overdevelopment. It notes average mine operation days over 32 years at 214 and that Illinois could meet annual output with 64 percent of miners if mines ran 104 days a year.
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United States Department of Labor
Tllinois
How Rich Are We Let us see how rich we are today
The piece argues that national income figures from 2012-14 show $33 to $34 billion gross income with $27 billion living costs and $7 billion savings, noting a rise to $66 billion in 1919 be bookkeeping and a drop in real production. It warns current income may not exceed $40 billion, questioning government spending of $7 billion and living standards. Irving T. Husb.
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Irving T. Husb
State Highway Contract Through Canyon South of Thermopolis
The Canyon Road project aims to build a state highway through the canyon south of Thermopolis, seen as crucial for Alg Horn Basin commerce. With only one railroad outlet, expanded transport will soon be essential, and paving may follow in a decade to support year round access toward Camper and central areas.
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State Highway Department
Thermopolis
Alg Horn
Camper
John W. Hay II Praised By Wyoming Editorials
Wyoming editors and Burns Herald commend John W. Hay II for governor, praising his character and business ability. They call him one of Wyoming's foremost citizens and expect his entry to politics would reflect a healthy political condition and bring energy and foresight to the governorship.
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Wyoming
John W. Hay
Hays
Burns Herald
Profits Questioned From World War I Soldiers’ Newspaper
Medill School of Journalism lectures feature Richard H. Waldo publisher of The Stars and Stripes. He questions 2 1 2 1/2 million francs in profits from the paper and calls for investigation into their disappearance.
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Medill
School of Journalism
Northwestern University
Richard H. Waldo
Magaine
Waldo
the Stars and Stripes
Var
Leest
Washington
Baker
Foxes Inconsistent Talk On Wyoming Ballot
Mr Fox warns labor will not favor a stockman for governor of Wyoming while claiming Kendrick should be elected to Congress in the same Kemmerer interview. The remarks reflect a political stance by a labor reader known as a “foxy” labor reader.
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Harry Fox
Kemmerer
Fox
Labor
Wyoming
Nervous Prostration Threatens Americans In Strained Age
A period of widespread nerve exhaustion grips the public with hospitals and sanitariums overflowing. An unnamed patient from Schuyler, Pennsylvania, testifies how Dr. A W Chase's Tonic Pills relieved years of nerve trouble after other doctors failed. The ad urges buying genuine Chase remedies with the doctor’s portrait on each box.
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A. W. Chase
M.D
Outrigger Log Dives Shape Naval Craft Adventure
Ned and Ted swim near a sandy shore. A log becomes a makeshift boat with two outriggers for stability. They test dives, share curiosity about canoes, and use the log daily at camp while learning a new afloat technique.
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Ned
Ted
Nei
Queer Questions With Hidden Answers
A fragmented quiz asks: birthplace of Lillian Russell, number of governments with envoys in Washington, Confederate stamps value, the author of Gunga Din, first US secretary of war, US share of world wealth, 1921 tobacco and candy / ice cream spending, share of world gold in the United States, and another national figure named Father of his Country.
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Lillian Russell
Washington
Gunga Chin
United States
Wash'neton
Canton Claims Loveliest City Title and Massive Graveyard
Canton asserts it is the lov est city in China while within its current boundaries lies a vast cemetery with more than 18 million graves. The claim highlights both cultural charm and a monumental burial ground.
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Canton
China
DIZZINESS DISPELLED BY INTERNAL BATHS
An 1900s advertisement claims the J. B. L. Cascade clears constipation indigestion and headaches by cleansing the lower intestines. Mrs Geo Mattas of New York testifies to improved health after weeks of use and offers a free book by Dr. Charles A. from New York detailing results and experiences.
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Geo. Matt As
J.D
Tyewell
New York
J. B. L. Cascade
Chas. A
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