Taft Seatings Set After Nine Hour National Committee Session
The Republican National Committee ended nine hours of debate by seating seventeen Taft delegates and one Roosevelt delegate from Kentucky. The Eleventh District Roosevelt delegates were seated as regular, while Taft challengers were denied. The committee then planned night sessions to finish the remaining contests by Saturday.
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Ruth
Republican National Committee
Chicago
Kentucky
Taft
Roosevelt
A. I. Vorys
Ohio
Teheag
Republican Party
Senator Worah
Francis J. Heney
Calfornia
Wo Rosseveit
National Committee
Senator Borah
Hades Missouri
Sidney Bile- Soler
District of Columbia
Francis 3. Heney
Thomas Thorson
South Dakota
National strike of British transport workers fades
A nationwide walkout failed to materialize as only 15 000 workers joined. Bristol and Southampton saw some action while ports like London suffered. seafarers canceled one sailing and some crews refused to work with non union staff.
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London
Lune
Bristol
Southcampton
Brietel
Southampton
Arcadia
Majestic
St. Paul
George S Nixon Nevada State Figure
George S Nixon, prominent Nevada political figure, is referenced in state records. The brief note confirms his association with Nevada as part of historical coverage.
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State of
Nevada
National League and American League Contests Noted At A Glance
Baseball results from Philadelphia New York Brooklyn Boston Cleveland Chicago St Louis Detroit and other cities show varied scores. Lineups feature players Humphries McLean Dooin Lavender Reulbach Ames Meyers Morgan Easterly Hall Sweeney Kuhn and more across three major leagues.
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Philadelphia
R.hle
Cincinnatii
Humphries
McLean
Curtis
Dooin
New York
R.H
Chicago
Lavender
Reulbach
Archer
Ames, Mathewson
Meyers
Brooklyn
R.h.le
Pittsburg
Hendrix and
Kelly
Knetzer
Kent and
Miller
Bosaton
St. Louis
Boston
Willis
Harmon and Bresnahan
Perdue and
Kling
Hamilton and Kritchell
Cleveland
R.H.E
Morgan, Plaak
Thomas
Kaler
Baskette
Easterly
R.H.E. Angel
Hall
Nanamaker
Carrigan
Warhop
Sweeney
White
Black, Sullivan and Kuhn
Detroit
Washington
Groome
Henry
Cashion
Williams
Johnson
Ainsmith
Dubue
Onslow
Dorothy Grows Up as hat is put away
A Chicago News verse reflecting on Dorothy changing from a laughing child to a young woman. The speaker laments aging and feeling sidelined as Dorothy grows and puts up her hat signaling maturity. The piece contrasts her carefree past with a present of introspection and distance in her gaze.
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Dorothy
Hatri
Chicago News
Duelist Fires Into Air In Mortal Confrontation
An incident reported as a duel ends with one participant firing into the air as the conflict escalates. No fatalities are confirmed in the readable text, but the act signals a violent confrontation between the two duelists.
Humorous Misadventures in English and Advertising
A jumble of comic vignettes from early 20th century jokes. Rudolf von Hammerpestie struggles with English in Boston prompting radiator and register mixups. An Cleveland ad man meets a talkative former advertiser on a streetcar. A marriage proposal evokes a wary father and a quip about a “son.”
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Rudolf von Hammerpestie
Rudolf
Rundolf
Harper's Weekly
Perplexing question from a child about wisdom
Doris asks on her father's knee if a wise person said the good die young. He agrees, then the child muses that the real wonder is how mamma managed to get grown up. Knoxville Journal.
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Doris
Knoxville Journal
Observational remark sparks train car cautionary aside
A striking blond woman notes few women stare at men and warns what happens to a man who stays seated in a crowded street car. Mr Growcher responds in a witty exchange cited by the Washington Mar.
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Mr. Growcher
Washington Mar
A Woman's Way and Electric Bitters Mentioned in Anecdotes
An older anecdotal scene includes a joke about a bacteriologist interrupted by a child while counting germs. A Lewisburg resident praises Electric Bitters for stomach trouble and rheumatism, mentioning a 50 cent bottle at local shop. A short note explains how lightning makes a tree explode from internal steam when struck.
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C. B. Rader
Lewisburg
W. Va
Irvin & Willerd’s
Magazine Circulation Office Handles Periodicals Orders
The notice directs all orders for periodicals including Pictorial Review Nations Food Magazine Today's Magazine and Opportunity to be sent to the Magazine Circulation Company at 327 3383 So Dearborn Street Chicago Illinois. They offer a magazine guide on special prices and how to combine magazines at the lowest price upon request.
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Nations
Magazine and Opportunity
Dearborn Street
Chicago
Iils
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