Who Should Have the Places in Government Positions
A Washington correspondent argues against life tenure for officials. He urges replacing long tenure with capable educated Democrats and Republicans alike, promoting reform through merit. The piece contends the public service should be efficient and not dominated by a single party. It warns against clinging to incumbents and favors broader citizen accountability.
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Washington
Indianapolis Sentinel
Ita
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Becn
Democratic Party
Tenes
Republican Party
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Ocean Party
Nin
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Pte
Torcorn
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Fragmented Pension Interview and Health Notice
A disrupted transcript details a pension cancellation interview for a claimant named Snyder, with a name check on General Black and references to a Colonel Mclean. The piece shifts to a testimonial about recovery from illness using Dr Kings New Discovery, praising its effect on a walking skeleton case and urging readers to visit J. J. Surs Drug Store for a free trial bottle and larger $1.00 bottles.
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Cneoe
Mclean
Snyder
General Black
Jacklan
E. Springer
Mechanicsburg
Dr. Kings
J. J. Sur
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