Hopkins Denies Endorsements for Any Office
Chairman Hopkins states the Democratic state central committee has made no endorsements as yet. He notes rumors about Roy Schenck for surveyor general and other offices, urges readers to verify facts, and says only Charlie Rigdon is promised for U S district attorney. The piece endorses orderly inquiry and warns against presumed endorsements.
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Chicago
Ja Parker Wooley
Kowaliga Community School
Alabama
Tuskegee Institute
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Oston
Hetle
Conviction of Julian Hawthorne Stains a Literary Family
Julian Hawthorne, son of Nathaniel Hawthorne, was convicted of criminal misuse of the U S mails in promoting a mining stock scheme. The case highlights the tension between a famed name and criminal swindles, with the court asked to suspend sentence due to the family name and poverty.
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Julian Hawthorne
Nathaniel Hawthorne
United States
Rev Hills Lecture on Dramas of the Bible
The Leader published Rev Leon Hills D D last Sunday with a remarkable lecture on the dramas of the Bible. The piece argues the Bible is not dull but a foundation of literature and inspires renewed interest in sacred stories.
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Leon
Hess
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Princeton Seminary
Bliss Perry
Wilken
The Lesson Of The Acorn And Patience
A Wisconsin state Journal piece compares a healthy child to a strong oak, stressing heredity, proper nurture, and patient development. It warns against rushing growth and urges attention to steady, inner cultivation for lasting strength.
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Metlewearne
Hopper Bottom Cars Show Great Boon in Trials
Chicago officials report hopper bottom grain cars, designed to dump contents in seconds, greatly cut unloading time and boost capacity. The sixeighteen hundred ninety eight bushels per car, compared with one thousand one hundred in standard box cars, promises faster, cheaper rail freight for grain and coal.
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Grand Trunk
J. Coleman
Empire of Wheat
Canada
Commission 10 Study System European Credits
Washington notes outline instructions for American diplomats in Europe to secure courtesies for the Commission on rural credit research. The group, backed by Congress and President Wilson, will operate with semi official status and expenses of $25 000 approved for several commissioners appointed by the President. No salaries will be paid to the commission members.
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Farmer Direct
Co-Operative
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Agricultural Co-Operative Movement
Co-Operative Credit
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National Commission
Washington
Vislt
William Jennings Orran
Knox
Deartment
State Leader: Wyoming’s Wat Ad Medium Marks Era
The State Leader serves as Wyoming’s prominent water-ad medium, presenting local notices, public information, and community updates through a focused print weekly. Readers rely on its concise notices, civic briefs, and regionals.
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