For President in 1916 Oscar Underwood
Notice reprints details of newspaper masthead and editor staff. It lists subscription rates by carrier and mail, ad rates by office, and notification procedures. Repeats mention of Oscar Underwood of the Heart of Dix ie.
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Oscar Underwood
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Dixie
Whitelaw Reid praised as journalist diplomat and patriot
The piece lauds Whitelaw Reid for his breadth of achievement from printer’s ink lover to trusted diplomat and public figure. It recalls his rise after Horace Greeley’s death, his leadership of the Tribune, and his elite life in London. It notes a fitting memorial by Louisville and echoes domestic advice and cough remedy endorsements.
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Franklin
Court of St. James
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Daily
Tribune
Journalism of America
John Russell
Young
Horace Greely
Hen Whitelaw Reid
Plizabeth Mills
America
Dorchester House
Wrest Park
Whitelaw
Courier-Journal
Louisville Courier-Journal
Chamberlain
S. M. Thompson
New Decatur
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Divorces in Kansas Probate Courts Grant Marriage Licenses
Kansas probate courts process divorce related records and grant marriage licenses. the note indicates district court involvement in dissolution and license issuance.
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Kansas
Exemption From Panama Canal Tolls Draws Heat From Trusts
The Louisville Courier Journal accuses the Shipping and Steel Trusts of pushing a Panama canal toll exemption as a massive subsidy. It links Taft to the bill and claims campaign funding by Trusts influenced Congress. It accuses Perkins Nixon Morgan and others of manipulating government for wealth.
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Panama
Star Trust
Steel Trust
Act of Congress
Shipping Trust
Taft
Perkins
Harvester ‘Trust
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Lewis Nixon
Tammany Hall
Crescent Ship Yard
Elizabeth
Congress
Consolidated Trust
Nixon
Stanley
Mr. Nixon
Mr. Morgan
Mr. Perkins
National Capitol
Louisville Courier- Journal
KLEPTOMANIAC HUSBAND JAILED AFTER PAROLE REVOKED
In Coty Kansas, Harry Van Warnings admitted he cannot stop stealing. Judge Porterfield ordered eight years in state penitentiary after revoking his parole. Van Warnings, a musician, had prior theft and forgery arrests. His wife, former Missouri official secretary Mrs. Van Warnings, stood by him throughout.
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Kansas
Coty, Mo
Harry van Warnings
Porterfield
van Warnings
Cornelis Roche
State of
Missouri
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