Bob La Follette to Carry On in His Dad's Place
Washington reports Robert Marion La Follette Jr. is elected to the U.S. Senate, carrying on his father's political legacy. The piece notes his youth at 30, his preparation under his father, and the transition from heir apparent to an active senator, with references to Wisconsin politics and the staunch family influence.
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La Follette Era Echoes in Bob La Follette's Rise
The narrative traces Bob La Follette's emergence within the Republican orbit from early public appearances at the Cleveland Progressive convention to his ascent as chairman, noting his father's pride and the crowd's applause as he spoke from the rear of the train during La Follette's campaign.
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Girls Warned of Artificial Love of Men
Rev Frederick Palladino spoke to 43 students at the Community House urging caution in romance and recreation. He warned that youth face temptations similar to a century ago and urged young women to use judgment rather than rely solely on the heart in love matters.
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Ardent Lover Gets Team Behind Bars
In Williamsport Pennsylvania Sam Page must serve a 90 day sentence after a jealous fight with Paul Daub over Nancy Burton. Daub and Miss Burton were released after hearing and later married. Page doubts his love will fade despite the 80 day sentence. French opera was sung in Baltimore in 1793.
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Senators Hold Slim Edge Over Pirates for World Series
Washington and Pittsburgh appear evenly matched in assets and abilities with Washington holding a slight defensive edge. Pirates may advantage in pitching, but Senators' catchers could better handle the Washington staff, shaping the series outlook.
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Senators and Pirates battle forecast in tight series
Obscure sports analysis discusses pitching defense and outfield edge for Pirates and Senators in a close anticipated series. Obituaries note William Keller 77 of Stopcutton and Benjamin B Mason, plus funeral details for various local residents.
Coal famine seen for Pennsylvania Mount Carmel area
Coal towns in the Anthracite region face a coal famine as suspensions at the mines extend past year’s start. Residents store coal for months while bins run empty and local dealers run short. If the strike lasts long, purchases may shift to Philadelphia and other distant dealers outside the belt.
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Epidemic of Enteritis Spreads in Mining Areas
Morgantown October 1 state health officer Dr Edmondson reports an epidemic of enteritis in Webster County mining communities, milder than flux but spreading with 39 to 40 cases at Bertha Consumers Coal Company. No deaths yet though both children and adults are affected. Contaminated water supply blamed. health department at Charleston coordinating response.
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Los Angeles Abolitionists Form League Committee
A Los Angeles committee of the League for the Abolition of Capital Punishment was discussed in a meeting in Diesting hore today led by California representative Clare Dyer. The national committee includes Clarence Darrow, Senator Royal Copeland of New York, and Warden Lewipn of Ossining, with plans to prevent accidents and promote reform.
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Shipboard misfortune tale of a Jonah aboard Dorban
Cape Town reports a Tort Ausuatus vessel badly damaged after a hurricane and gale. Crew fear a bad luck superstition aboard, as steering gear and cargo fail and the ship endures snow and fuel loss before further disaster.
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Argentina bans private import of armaments via Buenos Aires port
A wartime order in Buenos Aires prohibits private importation of arms and munitions into Argentina. The rule allows limited entry through official channels and requires government authorization, restricting private entry without war department approval.
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Toreador King Battles Bulls For Love Of It
Mexican bullfighting season opens with Toreador King and top Spanish matadors. Veterans like Sunchez Mejlis and Silvett lead the lineup, with Nina de la Fabna making a debut. Promoters import Spanish bulls to boost drama while crowds pay premium for seats as boxing-style injuries loom.
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America Interested in Interventions and Debt Politics
An edited synopsis recounts debates in Congress over intervention in France and debt settlements tied to colonial ambitions. Senators warn that concessions to France could finance further expeditions to dominate Rift regions, while Borah predicts uprisings in nominally subjugated peoples will shape future conflicts. The piece cites Moscow’s claim that German forces captured church bells and that Russia evacuated bells to avoid loss.
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