La Follette Emerges as Progressive Standard Bearer in Era of Split Conventions
The piece analyzes the 1924 political landscape with New York Democrats and Cleveland progressives. It posits Robert M. La Follette as likely chosen on the first progressive ballot, notes Wisconsin influence on the platform, and warns that Democratic conservatism could boost liberal currents as both major parties draw cautious lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Cleveland
Robert M. la Follette
la Follette
Wisconsin
McAdoo
Ile oRaloites
Ife
Congress
Liberal
St.Paul
St. Nk
Cleve
Fourth comes first in a transformed Independence Day
The piece reflects on how the Fourth of July has changed from earlier times with less fireworks and more modern gadgets. It notes the shift from communal pride to commercialized patriotism, mentions radio politics and roadside gas stations, and laments the fading of traditional fireworks while calling for deeper liberty and press freedom to fulfill the founding ideals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ilea
Ae Perme
Vinton
Anderson Must Serve It Out In Sing Sing
The New York appellate division affirmed the lower court's forgery conviction of William TH Anderson, former state superintendent of the Anti-Saloon League, ruling there was no mercy due. The court cited a fair trial, proof of guilt, and a sentence of one to two years to be served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William TH. Anderson
New York Anti-Saloon League
Sing Sing
New York Supreme Court
Anderson
New York
Supreme Court
Party Invitation Sparks Quiet Duel in London
Sir Timothy invites Shopland and Miss Hyslop to a private Thursday night gathering promising carte blanche to explore his domain. Ledlam accepts, Margaret learns of plans, and tension rises as the countdown to the event begins. Cynthia runs into Sir Timothy amid preparations at Claridge's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Shopland
Miss Hyslop
Mr. Ledlam
Shopland
Timothy
Ledsam
Francis
Hystop
Daisy Tystop
Sir Timothy
Margaret
Ledlam
Cynthia
Claridge's
Charles
School Warrants Issued for 1924 Budget Items
A list details school warrants from July 1 1923 to June 30 1924 covering salaries janitors teachers and supplies. Entries name Boettcher & Sons Metropolitan Supply Co Cedar Valley Times Jervis & Co and many individual staff including Neva Hoyt H. Snyder J. H. Bauman C. Vernon and others with amounts ranging from small supply payments to salaries and tuition retd. The compilation includes numerous teachers led by Florence Munger and Anna Conboy and notes payments for books hardware and telegraph services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jameson Bros
Much Groc
Vinton Gas Co
Istrouse Pray Line
Dray
L. Palmer
L. H. Avery
Metropolitan Sup. Co
Neva B. Hoyt
Ieee
Odardeig
N. S. Snyder
W. G. Gintert
J. H. Bauman
C. B. Vernon
Neva Hoyt
Underwood Twp. Co
the Century Co
D. Appleton & Co
Cedar Valley D. Times
S. A. Ullom
Post
Jervis & Co
Ben Smith
W. H. Thompson
Cb. C. Knupp & Sons
Ins
Atwood Stewart
Farmers Merc. Co
Sapotio
Etc
Hoosier Mfg
T. Holcomp Mfg. Co
City of
Vinton
H. B. Mastin
West
Tao Ee
Hartman
KK. Swartzhaugh
Labor Sch
Ae Santa Foegtadonytate
Gio Tb
H. Snyder
Our Fate Gees Fees
City of Vinton
Electroliers
Smouse
N. W. Bell Tel. Co
Rent & Toll
Chas. P. TeClear
Tung Pianos
Far
Nat. Bank
Marcella Emery
Ray PD. Lamb
Anna C. Conboy
Mabel Blick
Elizabeth Hinchman
Ella B. Edwards
Ethel M. Simpson
C. Wiedman
Frances Johnson
Harriet Wadsworth
Mary L. Patton
Katherine Black
Orphan Cheney
Mabel Brown
Anna L. Palmer
H. C. Lare
aMlary L. Patton
Orphe Cheney
C. Ware
Edra V. Gray
Leota Malloy
Mollie Strong
Eva B. Scott
Dorothy McClanahan
Anna Voorhets
Anna McLane
Ada Pemberton
Minta Keith
Molle Strong
Eva B. Scntt
Torothy McClanahan
Anna Voorheis
Lildred Webb
Sate Fhulleston
Ray D. Lamb
iMeter Black
Ella BK. Edwards
Fither M. Simpson
C.C. Wiedman
Emma Opfer
John Balear
Chris Ehlinger
Johnson Service Co
Vint
D. S. Newcomer
Iowa
Hdw. Co
Light and Water
the Basley Co
Groceries
Huntington Lab
Bow
Western Union Tel
Berry & VanSkike
North Cent
Asso
G. W. Alvosd
N. W. Tel. Co
Western Thea
Sup. Co
E. H., Sheldon & Co
Cc. M. Whitson
H. S. Snyder
Cc. B. Vernon
Florence Munger
Mildred Webb
Kate Humeston
Mabel Black
Lla
Edwards
G. C. Wiedman
F. J. Wratislaw
Opfer
Derayer Gippert Co
Western Theatre Sup Co
World Book Co
March Bros
Vinton Engie
Boettcher Fur. Co
Sch
Farm Sup
Wen i
Chicago Apparatus Co
Beckley Candy Co
Baker Paper Co
Muhl Lumber Co
Central Scientific Co
Pnantenecnet Auceidieces
H. .Strong
H. Nodson
Bird Pictures
Silver Burdette & Co
A. Flanagan & Co
Ph. Co
Howard Lane
Chem
T. J. Wood
Flag Pole & Rep
Newson & Co
A. N. Palmer & Go
Neihads
Houghton Mufflin & Co
Gregg Pub. Co
Marietta & Bickel
Vinton School Fund Expenses And Purchases List
A lengthy ledger style record showing payments for supplies, equipment, services, and payroll for Vinton schools. Items include furniture, hardware, books, teaching salaries, janitorial costs, utilities, and transportation, with numerous vendors and staff names listed.
Hall of Fame Mirrors Mothers and Teachers in Fees
A fragmented list of names with titles such as teacher and janitor shows numerous payments and salaries for individuals like Eva B Scott Anna Voorheis Mildred Webb Kate Humeston Mabel Black and Dorothy McClanahan. The piece catalogues sums ranging from 2.59 to 190.04 with entries for schools, shops, and suppliers, ending with a note of a continuation on page 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mollie Strong
Eva B. Scott
Anna Voorheis
Mildred Webb
Kate Humeston
Marcella Emery
Ray D. Lamb
Anna C. Conboy
Mabel Black
Elizabeth Hinchman
B. B. Hdwards
Ethel M. Simpson
C. C. Weidman
Log Frances Johnson
Kariies Wadsworth
Wacher
Mary GL. Patton
Katherine Black
Jeweler Oo
Orpha Cheney
Mabel Brown
Anna L. Palmer
AR. C. Gare
Saint Neval Hoyt
John Balear
Toweher
Cc. B. Vernon
Dorothy McClanahan
Fmm Opfer
W. He. Jenkins
H. S. Snyder
W. G. Gintert
J. H. Bauman
Anna McLane
Ada Pemberton
Minta Keith
Edra V. Gray
Leota KE. Malloy
Eva B. Stott
Ray Dpd
Lamb
Anna Cowboy
Fenny Mabel Black
Franbeth Hinchman
Mary L. Patton
A. LaGrange
Ornha Cheney
H. C. Bare
Neva Hoyt
Emma Opfer
Hite Elec. Co. Lamps
Gaylord Bros
Liberty Eat
Peanut plants a long voyage from Brazil to Europe
A fragmentary note explains that the peanut is native to Brazil and was carried by humans to Europe shortly after the discovery of South America. From there it spread to warm climates around the world.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Braz
Brazil
Europe
South - America
Hereditary Profession Among India's Criminal Tribes
A fragment discusses the idea that crime is inherited within India's so called criminal tribes. It claims crime descends from father to son and is guided by caste rules. It mentions groups specializing in catte stealing and counterfeiting, among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
India
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Folletté
Northwest
Irwin Myers
An. Serre
TEAL
Litt, Brows and Company
Boettcher & Sons, Wires
S. A. Uwom
Sal Soda
Pearless Chen, Co
Paul Muehl
Labor
Dr. Appleton & Co
Allyn & Eaton
D. C. Heath & Co
Henry Holt & Co
J.yons & Caranhan
Chas. Scribner’s Sons
American Book Co
Metropolitan Sup Co
Bobb Merrill Co
A. N. Palmer Co
Ginn & Co
Clinton Paper Co
Light
Wateh
Souss Estes Nets
Stan Peterson & Co
B. H. Sanborn & Co
Chas. E. Merrill Co
Pand McNally &Co
Allyn & Bacon
A. Moelk
Iiva B. Scott
J. Consamus
H.&. Hartman
L.H
F. W. Baker
N. W. Belle Tel. Co
G. Geyer
R. Lent
Cedar W. D. Times
W. F. Bickel
Town Hw. Co
H. L. Strong
Hite Elec. Co
W. le Thomas
Bilis Uhr. Co
Spicher & Richardson
Haw
H. K
Spike & Co
Anuna McLane
Dra V. Gray
Leota E. Malloy
Anna V Voorheis
Ixate Humeston
Anna C. Conhoy
Lanna Katherine Black
W. G. Gillert
Practical
the Rassey Co
the Rassey Co., Groc
Smouse Dray Line
R. Morton
Rent and Tall
J. A. Bills & Son
Sentinus
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