Newspaper masthead and staff credits fragment
The snippet lists Associated Press bylines and city editors, advertising and business staff, and office addresses in New York and Chicago. It notes subscription rates, AP rights, and library access for Daily Tribune copies on file in major offices.
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David J. Randall
Fifth Ave
New York City
Prudden
King & Prudden
Stever
Chicago
Til
The
Daily Tribune
New York
Hespite the Fates Hunt Fl Dodarovs Delusion
Fragmentary text mentions a pursuit or hunt and a delusion tied to named figures Dodarovs and Weflantlike. The men are described in a cryptic, archaic style with no clear event, location, or outcome provided for a concrete summary.
North Carolina Breach Spurs Democratic Alarm
Democratic leaders grow anxious as Republicans widen gains in the South threatening a shift in the November map. Josephus Daniels left a cabinet meeting to confront the Tar Heel state breach as the GOP eyes new paths into solid regions.
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North Carolina
Josephus Daniels
In the Land of Bull Durham
A stylized royal decree describes a crisis as a courier reports infidel invasion and false teaching in Bull Durham. The king sends Josephus the boatman to investigate, denounce infidels, and urge repentance before a solemn referendum to restore royal favor.
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Bull Durham
Josephus
Disputed U S War Spending Sparks Criticism
The speaker claims the world faces a twenty two billion dollar war toll with the United States bearing half, or eleven billion, as funds are alleged to be stolen or wasted, while the administration continues the practice.
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United States
Kansas Farmers Convention Backs 48-Hour Rail Car Rule
A Kansas assembly of farmers at a convention urged state action to aid agriculture by requiring railroads to furnish a car within forty eight hours of an order. The proposal mirrors progressive ideas from Kansas that have influenced other states.
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Kansas
Kansas farmers urge mutual demurrage penalties
The article argues for balanced penalties, allowing shippers to charge railroads for delays and demurrage when owners fail to load or supply cars. It credits a Kansas proposal as sound, noting public interest and potential relief from delays harming perishable goods and consumers.
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Kansas
Harding Quotes Farmer Anew On Satire Of Public Life
Warren G Harding remarks he would rather be a farmer than any other job. He praises farming as a vocation allowing personal space on one’s fence while telling others to mind their own business.
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Warren Harding
Withering Blight of Wilsonism in American Policy
The piece argues that Wilsonism harmed the nation through tariff policy that damaged markets and jobs, Panama Canal toll repeal favors to foreign powers, civil service politicization, Mexico policy failures, wartime excesses, and surrender of sovereignty to a foreign league. It labels Cox as the exponent of Wilsonism and frames the November vote as a test.
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Republic
Congress
Cleveland
McKinley
Roosevelt
Taft
Mexico
America
Cox
Frannie Independent Notes Growth in Big Horn Community
The Frannie Independent reports on the growing town of Big Horn and its welcoming stance toward new residents and community events as part of the Independent's fireside feature.
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Frannie Independent
Big Horn Poe
Independent
Dudley Field Malone Nominated by Farmer Labor Party for New York Governor
Dudley Field Malone, former collector of the port of New York under Mr. Wilson and noted hard shell Democrat, accepts the nomination of the Farmer Labor party for governor of New York. He is slated as the party’s candidate.
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Dudley Field Malone
Mr. Wilson
Port of
New York
Farmer-Labor Party
Harding Leads Ohio Vote In 125000 Majority Claim
Indications from Cincinnati Enquirer and Columbus Dispatch show Warren G. Harding winning Ohio by about 125000 in the presidential contest.
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Harding
Ohio
Cincinnati Enquirer
The
Columbus Dispatch
Dismissive Reply Delays Hydration Inquiry In June
A correspondent, Mr. Cox, shows neglect by failing to answer Rich mond Hobson's June inquiry about Cox's degree of moisture. The exchange highlights delays and lack of timely communication.
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Cox
Richmond Hobson
Wyoming Federation Of Women’s Clubs Convenes In Casper
Readable text covers a Wyoming Federation of Women’s Clubs convention in Casper with discussions on public health nursing county officers and school funding. It notes memorials for a deceased secretary, references to historical federation milestones, and a banquet with toasts and a musical program.
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Wyoming Petration of Women's
State Board of Health
Department of Public Health
Wyoming Fedration
Wyoming State Department
Wyoming State Teachers Association
James R. Coxen
Wyoming Federation of Women's Clubs Fecamont
Cornes
Mra
Fred Wyen
Wyoming
Jasper
Thomane Cooper
Women's Club
Mra. W. &. Mets
Sherifan
Nation's debt cut millions in September
The nation's grow debt decreased by 297 million 415 thousand 5 in September, the Treasury Department announced.
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Associated Irons
Washington
Oct
Cmtion
Treasury Department
Cox Winds Up Western Tour in Joplin Missouri
Governor James M. Cox opened the final day of a western tour with two speeches in Joplin Missouri focusing on the League of Nations and farming. He urged Federal Reserve board representation from former representatives and federal regulation of cold storage and packing plants. He accused Republican leaders of a conspiracy to hide campaign facts and endorsed a four fold bonus plan for ex service men. He planned a Pacific coast speaking tour starting around October 13 for the Democratic ticket.
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Associated Press
Joplin
James M. Cox
Ohio
League of Nations
Senate
Missouri
Federal Reserve Board
Mre
Kia
Republican Leaders To Keep Campaiignd
Cox
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