Francis B Sayre to Wed The President’s Second Daughter
Francis Bowes Sayre, a Harvard Law School graduate of 1912, will marry Miss Jessie Woodrow Wilson. A New York district attorney’s office clerk for a year, he was born in 1885 in South Bethlehem, Pa. His father was Robert Heysham Sayre, a civil engineer and Bethlehem Steel plant leader. His mother is Martha Finley Nevin Sayre, a descendant of Hugh Williamson. Sayre starred on Williams College football, led the Good Government club, and did YMCA work. He visited Alabama coal mines, the West, Labrador with Grenfell, and Alaska and northern Siberia in 1912.
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Jessie Woodrow Wilson
Francis Bowes Sayre
District Attorney’s
New York
Harvard Law School
Bethlehem
Robert Heysham Sayre
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Anager
Bethlehem Steel Works
Martha Finley Nevin Sayre
John Williamson Nevin
Franklin and Marshall College
Lancaster
Hugh Williamson
North Carolina
Young Sayre
Williams College
Alabama
Dr.Grenfell
Labrador
Alaska
Siberia
Bryan Says Can't Live On Salary In Washington
Washington reports show Mr. Bryan is censured for lecturing for money and for saying he cannot live on his twelve dollar annual salary. Critics call it bad taste and a political blunder while nine other cabinet officers earn the same pay without complaint. Estimates of Bryan's fortune range from 200000 to 3000000, with questions about his spending in Washington. The note discusses tariff policy and votes, predicting a Senate report next week and a debate starting Monday if timing permits.
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Washington
Bryan
Mr. Bryan
Wilson
Mulhall
Marshall Cushing
Association
Cushing
Mulhell
James W. van Cleave
Jas_ S. Sherman
National Republican
Sreman
Hon Jas
Watson
Indiana
Bers
Sherman An
Republican Congressional Committee
Discovered Conflict In Measure
Washington July 13 claim that the Underwood Simmons tariff provision imposing a 12 percent ad valorem duty on print paper valued above two and a half cents per pound and not over four cents may repeal part of the Canadian reciprocity act of 1911.
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Washington, D. C
Best Roads Near Devils Lake Tour Goes Through Glacier Park
Tour group descriptions show seven prize divisions for touring cars and runabouts. Participants arrive at Glacier Park on the 19 3 and split up at the destination. Some tourists ride horses inside the park while others proceed west by motor and a portion trail on the train.
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Gacier Park
Isek
He Laughed Till He Died At Taylorsburg over BIFF! magazine
Abe Skinner of Taylorsburg Ohio laughed himself to death while reading BIFF! The National Magazine of Fun. The ad touts BIFF as highly illustrated and entertaining for families with color art and top writers. Special offer encourages one year subscription for fifty cents to Dayton Ohio publishers. Regular price one dollar.
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Taylorsburg
Ohio
Abe Skinner
BIFF
National Magazine of Fun
Iday
Dayton
Mulhall Testimony Continues In Senate Lobby Inquiry
Washington July 18 Mulhall the National Association of Manufacturers lobbyist and former strikebreaker testified before the senate lobby investigation committee. He recalled names, memos and contacts from a year of political activity across the nation while the committees agreed to a joint approach before Mulhall faces further questioning.
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Washington, D. C
Martin M. Malhall
National Association of Manufacturers
Senate
Mulhall
Congress
House
Senate Committee
Garrett Committee
Mulhall Court
Mulaall
Littlefield
Atv
Daniel McGillicuddy
National Nation of Manufacturers
Maryland
Pearre
Cumberland
Stushell
S. J. Small Prospers in Judith Basin Land Trade
Fargo observer notes Bertha Small of Montana visiting friends rekindling memories of S. J. Small. Once a North Dakota newspaper man, he now prospers in land business at Judith Gap in the Judith Basin. Earlier he ran papers in Casselton Devils Lake and Grand Forks and was a political force in early days.
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Fargo
N. D
Bertha Small
Montana
S.J. Small
North Dakota
Sam's
Judith Gap
Judith Basin
Casselton
Devils Lake
Grand Forks
Rail line progress on Spring Creek branch reaches Dunn Center
The Northern Pacific has laid over ten miles of track on the Spring Creek branch from Stanton toward Mandan. Dunn Center is planned as the branch terminal, with Spring Valley Times awaiting the locomotive whistle and official service start soon.
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Francis B. Sayre
American Press Association
Smoot
Finance Committee
Simmons
Pete
S. J. Small
Motion Pictures
Convention City
Red River Valley
Chautauqua Park
Devils Lake Commercial Club
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