No More Wars of Conquest Declared by Wilson at Mobile
President Wilson stated in Mobile that the United States will never seek territory by conquest again. He emphasized the country’s recent acquisitions and pledged to prepare the Philippines for self-government while maintaining as much territory as needed for national satisfaction. He urged universal effort toward peaceful global enterprise and economic security.
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Cubs
Cuba
Man Marries His Love Rival and Her Mother
A chaotic tale unfolds as a man seeks his best girl, she rejects him, he insults her, and later marries her mother in a bid to settle scores, leaving the audience to sort fact from fiction.
Christmas shipping rates show big saving for the public
Washington reports that parcel post and express rates will cut costs for sending gifts this Christmas. The piece compares last year’s express costs to this year with the new parcel post rates, noting substantial savings for a four pound package to New York and overall lower charges for public shipments. The new parcel post rates take effect New Year’s Day.
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Express
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My Father Married Her A Riddle From National Monthly
A tongue twisting genealogical riddle explores impossible family ties. The speaker laments confusion after intergenerational marriage, suggesting paradoxical roles where the narrator becomes both grandfather and grandson through multiple spouses. The piece is presented as a mental puzzle from National Monthly.
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National Monthly
State tax totals reveal Pennsylvania figures and industry data
State figures show nearly 30 million in revenue tax collections with Pennsylvania contributing about 24.96 million. The Twenty third district headquarters in Pittsburgh reports 42.98 million from corporation tax and 1.18 million gallons of distilled spirits, with 7.06 million barrels produced regionally and 19 713 corporations taxed totaling 1.8 billion in capital stock.
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Twenty-third District
Oil City Armory Board Eyes January Action on New Armory
Harrisburg reports the Stow armory board plans to act in January on proposed Oil City armory site. Secretary Demming notes no firm site proposition yet. Col Richards says progress and a tannery site may be offered. A letter from Oil City Chamber cites postponement of final action until January meeting. Also, three lanterns were seized by Game Warden Kelly near St Marys for Sunday hunting violations, with one party camp near St Marys.
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Oil City Wires Going Underground
Petroleum Telegraph Company to bury power and telephone lines in Oil City. Manager W. B. Puen directs 10,000 feet of cable at an expected cost of 37,000 with 10,000 already committed for installation. Meeting of directors approved the plan.
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