Private inmates await storm of publicity subsiding
Triplett and Jameson will take no further action in furnishing cells until publicity subsides. The private telephone order is suspended but installation is expected soon. The jail will keep the oriental rouge and bedding left by the men. Hartlett Richards will report December 7 to begin his sentence.
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Triplett
Jameson
Hartlett Richards
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Dun
Bradstreet Mercantile
Cincinnati
China to Exterminate Opium Trade Under Imperial Edict
Pekin reports the imperial senate approved a resolution to abolish interprovincial opium transport in the fifth moon of the coming year and prohibit planting and smoking in the twelfth moon. The foreign board backs ending the opium treaty with Great Britain and halting further imports from India.
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Pekin
Imperial Senate
Foreign Board
Great Britain
India
Investigate Tariff Results
Chicago officials report Henry B. Emory of the national tariff board outlined the plan for impartial tariff inquiry. He urged a permanent tariff commission, detailed three work parts from data collection to mill costs, and emphasized nonpartisan study before hearings.
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Chicago
Chicago Commerce Association
Henry BE. Emory
National Tariff Board
Chatrmas
Hmery
Tariff Board
Taft
Inter Ocean Taxicab Ad Weather Storm Service
When weather turns foul call the Inter Ocean Taxicab for city trips. Per passenger 50c. Fort Russell offers 4 passengers for 2 dollars and 5 passengers for 4 dollars by the hour. Calls answered promptly any hour of day or night. Phone 57.
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Inter Ocean
Fort Russell
Shall Criminal News Be Given Publicity Chronicle Opinion
Editorial excerpt discusses reducing sensational crime coverage in newspapers. Advocate calls for industry cooperation to avoid graphic details and to publish only what is necessary while maintaining reader interest. References editor Charles Day and a Dooley quote on news being bad news.
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Charles Mr. Day
Sioux Palle
Armuse Landees
Dooley
Bwimwan In
Editorial on Crime News and Public Taste
A fragment discusses how newspapers should handle crime reporting. It argues editors must balance public hunger for crime stories with reforming human nature, suggesting crime coverage be toned down while avoiding full suppression of wrongdoing. The author contends aggressive sensationalism harms press mission.
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Orlne Pod
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Denver, Colo
Financial Statement
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Gale
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