Hopkins Denies Endorsements for Any Office
Chairman Hopkins states the Democratic state central committee has not endorsed any candidate yet and has not promised endorsements except for Charlie Rigdon as United States district attorney. The Leader and Tribune have circulated rumors as to surveys for surveyor general and other posts, which Hopkins counters by inviting formal inquiries at his Capitol office.
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Kowaliga Community School
Alabama
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Wisconsin
Lowe
J. J. Him
Cyril G. Hopkins
Tilindla Fabie
Richard @. Jadger
Conviction of Julian Hawthorne for Mail Swindles
Julian Hawthorne, son of Nathaniel Hawthorne, was convicted of criminal misuse of the U S mails over a mining stock promotion. The case centers on a fake mining venture and worthless stock sales, with arguments to suspend sentence due to his literary lineage and fame.
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Julian Hawthorne
Nathaniel Hawthorne
United States
Rev Hills Lecture Makes Bible Dramas Sing in The Leader
The Leader reprints Rev Leon Hills D. D. lecture on the dramas of the Bible from last Sunday. The piece argues the Bible is not dull but a rich foundation of literature, offering dramatic scenes and thrilling episodes that awaken new interest in study. Hills studied at Princeton Seminary and earned a masters under Bliss Perry.
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Wilken
The Lesson of the Acorn and Patient Growth
Wisconsin state Journal contrasts heredity and environment with the acorn metaphor, stressing slow steady growth from within. It urges patience in developing healthy individuals and warns against rushing progress or shirking community duties.
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Metlewearne
Wisconsin State Journal
Hopper Bottom Cars Tested as Great Boon for Rail Haulage
Chicago March 17 A rail era shift may come as hopper bottom cars move from trial to standard service cutting unload time for grain and coal. Officials report a two second dump, level bottom, higher capacity and heavier load versus standard box cars, promising faster, bigger hauls across western Canada to meet rising grain demand.
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Grand Trunk
J. Coleman
Empire of Wheat
Canada
Commission 10 Study System European Credits
Washington March 17. Secretary Bryan issues instructions to American diplomatic officers in Europe to secure courtesies from foreign governments for the American commission sent to Europe this spring under Southern Commercial congress auspices to study credit systems. Congress approved 25000 dollars for expenses of several commissioners appointed by President Wilson. no salaries for these commissioners.
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William Jennings Orran
Knox
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The State Leader of Wyoming Headlines a Brief Try Me
The State Leader, Wyoming’s weekly newspaper, presents a compact feature inviting readers to try a sample or sample edition. Officials promote a trial access offer for new subscribers and local readers.
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