The Spur of the Moment and Oddities of Court Mood
A fragmented column by Roy K. Moulton discusses a Supreme Court decision and public sentiment, weaving in satirical snippets about society, fashion, and a California doctor’s intoxication claim. It also references the New York luxury bill, a city welcome to Tom, and remarks on cigars, whiskers, and weather as social commentary.
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Tom
Coal Decree Extended Amid New Car Shipment Rules
The commission extends the coal decree set to expire July 21 and adds an embargo on open-top car shipments to consignees who fail to unload within 24 hours. It also assigns coal cars to mines east of the Mississippi disregarding existing ratings and allocates transit shares for public utilities.
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Mississippi
Kansas Coal Miners Move to Wyoming for Work
A Wyoming coal mining company arranged a special train from Pittsburg Kansas to Wyoming on July 13 sending fifty miners and their families to take up employment there. Rail car shortages in Kansas fields drove the migration and reduced local work.
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Wyoming Coal Mining
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Adto top mating at Hodba Huck feldt and Finkbinder
Fragmentary note cites Hodba and Huck feldt with Finkbinder in a short prompt style. Mentions MNetent service and ef. No clear event or outcome given.
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Hodba, Huckfeldt & Finkbinder
State Leader Wants One Hundred Percent Dividends
A state leader calls for generous dividends and urges trials for supporters. The proposal emphasizes full payout to backers and leverages public confidence to push economic reforms.
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Wantade
Nature's Remedy Endures as Longevity Memoir
An aging chemist recalls a career in a Drug Store Delivary Mo era, detailing his development of Dr Lewis Med for Stomach Liver and Bowel Maints and the pivot to Nature's Remedy. He cites user letters praising long use, laments laxative faults, and reflects on aging, service to customers, and lasting faith in Nature's Remedy.
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Dr. Lewis
Nature
Ture
Peur
Helped Man and Wife Say Knee Kidney Pills Relief
Walter Farrand of Irvington New Jersey reports back pain and kidney trouble relief after using Foley Kidney Pills. He claims quick results for his wife and notes the pills cleanse the blood of impurities causing rheumatic pains and swollen joints.
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Walter Farrand
Springfield Ave
Irvington
Swamp Root Kidney Remedy Promoted in Ad Copy
An old advertisement touts Kilmer’s Swamp Root as the premier kidney liver and bladder medicine. It claims rapid mild relief and urges readers to buy at drug stores or request a sample by sending ten cents to Kilmer Co. in Binghamton New York, mentioning the Cheyenne State Leader.
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Dr. Kilmier & Co
Binghamton, N. C
Cheyenne
Germany urges allies to trade coal for food promises
A German official argues that coal deliveries to the Allies hinder German production and payment capacity. He proposes raising coal exports from 1.1 million tons to 1.4 million within six months and 1.7 million in a year, contingent on improved Allied food conditions.
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Germany
Prudential Insurance Policyholders Meeting Notice
The Prudential Insurance Company of America invites policyholders to a Newark New Jersey home office meeting on December 6 1920 at noon to elect four directors for the January 10 1924 annual election. Eligible voters are policyholders aged 21 or older with at least one year of active policy in force. Forest F Dayden, President.
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Proudial Insurance Company OF America
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New Jersey
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Forest F. Dayden
Fragmented party talks stall as leaders seek unity
Hasty conferences aimed to placate senator's agent Gilbert R. Rowe of New York and Robert M. LaFolletta Jr. The convention paused for hours awaiting results and adjourned until morning while efforts continued to solidify support from minor groups.
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Gilbert R. Rowe
New York
Robert M. LaFolletta
Labor Party Convention Battles to Form Cohesive Platform
In early moments the new party faced tense clashes as joint chairmen and a forty eight member committee contended over recognition and control. Fiery attempts to split emerged, appeals to the public armistice slowed the break, and a platform committee drafted plank after a lengthy session.
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Labor Party
Committee of Forty-Eight
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