Ohio governor Harmon praised by Western governors on tax reform tour
Western governors, after touring the East, praised Ohio Governor Harmon for enacting a tax limit law that reduced burdens on farmers and homeowners. They hailed his post election delivery and urged Harmon to join them to St Paul for a Western products expo, despite initial reluctance.
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Tarmaen
Obie
Buckeye
Tutin
Marmon
Ihn
Governor Harmons Speech Sparks Western Governors Admiration
The article recalls an urgent telegraph from Harmon to Columbus requesting clothing for his trip. In Columbus a banquet honored Western governors, including Gov. Burka of North Dakota praising Gov. Truman as a modest great man. They joked about kidnapping him to St. Paul for his hospitality.
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Burka
North Dakota
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Know Good Citizenship and Honest Walks
The piece argues true citizenship rests on concern for neighbors. It cites residents who shovel snow with care and condemns those who clear only what they use. The writer notes several walks left unshoveled and stresses communal welfare over self interest amid a winter storm. It ends with a call to clean off the walks.
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John Jones
Editorial Turbulence Over Warren Commentary Provokes Reply
A Tribune editorial titled The Strong sparks a heated exchange to an older article As Others See Warren The piece cites Adams Hamilton Madison Monroe Jay and Jefferson to challenge the money power and Federalist notion A local reader group labels the editorial falacious demagogic and partisan and defends the original stance The debate ends with a sharp line about the rage not to the swift nor the tattler.
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Benjamin Franklin
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Monroe
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Wyoming Election Jokes and Leap Year Quips Collected
A humorous column mocks altitude talk in Wyoming about leap year politics. It jokes about sheepish campaign vibes, the phrase let Old Sol do It, and minor misstatements about places like China Kansas. It also touches on Taft Osbourne Lansing Wickersham and national mood with light satire.
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Doctor's bill ruins convalescence in Chicago tale
A Chicago Tribune notice lists a grueling recovery routine from seeds of apples to convalescence and visitors, ending with the sting of the doctor’s bill. The vivid sequence mentions castor oil, anesthetic, blue-clad nurses, a liquid diet, and mental blank as part of a harsh hospital ordeal.
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Chicago Tribune
Senator La Follette on Trusts at Bay City
Senator La Follette cites trusts rising from 149 with 3.78 billion dollars capital in 1897 1900 to 11 020 outfits capitalized above 31 billion by 1908 saying the figures exclude banks insurance and trust firms. He spoke in Bay City Michigan outlining consolidation trends and anti competitive impacts.
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Senator la Follette
Bay City
Mich
Sing Home Song by W D Nesbit
Poem urging quiet, comforting music of home over war aimed at unity and memory. The speaker calls for soft singing of home themes like trees, bees, blossoms, pastures, dawns, and mossy roofs to ease the world’s noise and danger.
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W. D. Nesbit
Fort Russell Infantry Notes and Garrison Life Update
Infantry notes from Fort Russell describe Seret James Murthe's discharge with $1,000 and furlough plans on reenlistment for service in the Islands. Cattle roam the post range while guards patrol car lines. Private Léon Stewart is confined for neglecting post duties. Private Roby resumes duty after a 30 day furlough in Mississippi.
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Roby
Misulesippi
Political Pot of Hot Water
It is a year since L Davis term as United States Marshal for the District of Wyoming expired with no successor named. Reports name Pradk A Hindsell and Hugh Matton of Casper as contenders backed by prominent politicians including Senators Bulliyan and Madden.
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District of
Wyoming
Pradk A. Hindsell
U. & Marshall
Bulliyan
Madden
Hospital Corp Private Wiley discharged to return to service
Private Wiley of Hospital Corp, Hipahire, was discharged yesterday and will rejoin the same service branch. He will sail on the Chet available transport for the Philippine service. Sergt. Dudley reported for duty at this post from Ft. Bes Moines, la.
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Military dispatches note personnel movements and reenlistment
Private Lay of Battery F discharged yesterday and plans a few days in Old Kentucky before re-enlisting the house soldiers. Sergt. Leo Smith of Battery B boarded for Portland last night for a four month absence and will return with the train. C chief Mechanic Sam Schickling of Battery I returned from the RL arsenal after five months of schooling, bringing back only his good health.
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