Advertiser Views and Reader Judgement in Newspaper Ethics
A long column discusses how readers mistake advertising opinion for news and argues advertisers, editors, and reporters all have rights to their views. It cites the need to weigh statements, notes how freight costs affect prices, and references Mr Dooley on newspaper perception and public trust.
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Lee Eee
Mr. Dooley
Sogiaie
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Chief criminal is society, juror argues during New York trial
A Wall Street broker, Edwin D Wheelock, on a jury for two youths in a New York criminal court requests exemption, arguing society is the chief criminal for fostering conditions that breed crime. He says he would judge society, not the youths, and is excused by the judge. The incident sparks debate on social conditions and crime.
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New York City
Edwin D. Wheelock
Wall Street
Wheelock
PeThis
Wheel- Wiica
Oriena
Indea
Brazil Seeks Government Trading Venture in Deputies Debate
A bill introduced in the chamber proposes government intervention as buyer in markets to shield producers and consumers from price shocks. The aim is not to abolish private initiative but to ensure fair pricing and prevent profiteering by stepping in to buy or sell when needed.
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Brazil
Chambers of Deputies
Oon Ai
Poe Rae
Health Questions Answered on Chlorosis and Lower Bowel Ulcers
In a medical Q and A format the article discusses chlorosis treatment emphasizing the role of bowel care alongside drugs, with Osler cited on cathartics. It advises patient–physician frank discussion and specialist referral if needed. It also covers ulcers of the lower bowel, noting outcomes vary by ulcer type and stressing professional medical care.
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Information Bureau
United States Public Health Service
Washington
DD. C
Osler
Petroleum Shafts Power Unique Al Sace Field Worldwide
The Al sace petroleum deposits stand alone as the only operable field in the world using shaft drilling rather than bored wells, marking a distinctive mining approach.
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Alsace
Five Carloads of Coal Stolen From Salt Lake City Yards
Ben Boardman, 27, arrested in Denver by city police and railroad detectives on charges of stealing five coal cars from Salt Lake City yards last June. He, a switchman, allegedly tailed a switch engine to move five anthracite cars to a dealer's pits and profited from the sale. He denies the accusation.
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Denver
Célo
Ben Boardman
Denver & Rio Grande Railroad
Salt Lake City
Boardman
Cave-in Threatens Derrick at Genoa Oil Site
Genoa Oil Co. near Torchlight field in Basin Wyoming abandoned a 600 foot drilling hole after a cave in risked swallowing the derrick. The rig will be moved a short distance and a new hole started at once.
Lions Club backs large Cheyenne bond plan for sewers
The Lions Club pledged support to Mayor Taylor and city officials for a bond issue to finance sanitary and storm sewer improvements. A plan to issue 300000 for sanitary work was expanded to advocate bonds large enough for both sanitary and storm systems. The club, led by A D Kelley, urged a unanimous vote backing a bigger issue.
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Lions Club
The
Lion's Club
Taylor
Iaste
Cheyenne
A. D. Kelley
A. D. Johnston
First National Bank
Johnston
Portion of Wyoming Lad's Rib Is Trans planted to His Nose
Alex Nisbet Jr of Heavnst on Wyoming is in a St Louis hospital after a bone graft that moved a rib segment to his nose to form a bridge. He is sore in two spots but hopeful the operation succeeds.
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Wyoming
Hevanston
Wyo
Alex Nisbet, Jr
St. Louis
Russia Halts Trade Until Political Situation Cleared
The Russian trade delegation at Real will not conclude any further pua ines with foreign firms until the international political situation clears, per a Kovno dispatch to Borlingske. Alum is noted as of little value in hardening tallow.
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Russia
Copenhagen
Real
Moscow
Kovno
Borlingske
Big Tie Drive Draws $16,000 Ties in Riverton
Rough weather on the Wind River flood area washed about sixteen thousand wooden ties from a tid camp above Riverton downstream to a Timber company's boom near the plant south of town. By week’s end crews expect all ties removed or wrecked. The treating plant will begin operations early next month if ties are treated and ready for use.
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Riverton
Wyo
Wind River
W Tie 5 Timber Company
Norem
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