Roosevelt Misfired on Naval Bill Says Reporters
Roosevelt did not get his naval bill as hoped but allies say results are largely satisfactory. Aldrich holds strong control in the Senate, guiding emergency currency and other measures while young Republicans Borah, Burkett, La Follette impress with stands on key issues. New Democrats and veteran leaders clash over tactics as Congress nears adjournment.
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Charles W. Arthur
Washington
Roosevelt
Congress
Aldrich
Rhode Island
Senate
Allison
Cullom
Tilkins
Hale
Frye
Foraker
Brownsville
Ohio
Aldrich Nuke
Muanner
Burkett
Nebraska
Borah
Idaho
la Follette
Wisconsin
Owen
Oklahoma
Bob Taylor
House
Payne
Dalzell
Hepburn
Tawney
Burton
Cooper
Nelson
Minnesota
Red” Hayes
California
Murdock
Kansas
John Sharp Wiliams
Champ Clark
de Armond
Williams
Mississipian
Trey
Vanity's Visions and The Crimes Feature
Fashion notes advise using coarse nets and cretenne bows veiled in tulle for hats and gowns with bold color contrasts and black as a distinctive choice. A practical sewing tip favors hip measurements over waist for skirt patterns and flat stitched seams. A humorous contrast presents two Scottish boys boasting minor sins alongside theater and church remarks.
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Cretenne
Chef’s Mastery Baffles Aunt in Quirky Exchange
A humorous scene shows Norah stunned by a maid’s cooking skill while a childlike banter unfolds. The weight joke centers on Chumpley and a playful misreading of scales, reflecting daily life humor.
What to wear and a distracted executive tale
The column discusses the latest knitted neckties and wrinkle knit Du Barry collars with lace ruffles and bow fits. It mentions new hat bands and striped diagonals, plus skirts with bias bands and a fashion tone. A humorous piece follows about an absentminded man unable to enter his own home without his keys.
Absent minded man’s failed phone call to wife ends workday
A Philadelphia Record snippet shows an absent minded man blaming himself for not phoning his wife to wait. He returns to the office, makes many calls, and ultimately gives up work for the day after no answer.
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Philadelphia Record
Turning Tables and War Sparks in 18th Century Tales
A collage of historical anecdotes notes editor E L Godkin’s sharp rebuke over cruel reporting on a suicide, George II era tensions sparked by Jenkins ear, and brief want ads from Elkhart Indiana. It blends media ethics, imperial conflict, and local notices into a single snapshot.
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Britain
George II
Robert Jenkins
Jamaica
England
Jenkins
Walpole
Notice of Administration in Elkhart County
State of Indiana Elkhart County notice of administration naming ORREN G. KIBBE as Administrator of the estate of Edward Kibbe deceased. The estate is described as solvent. Attorney J. L. Harman signs on behalf of the administrator with date Feb 1.
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State OF
Indiana
Elkhart County
Elkhart Superior
Edward Kibbe
Orren G. Kibbe
J. _L. Harman
Elkhart
Mary
A. Kibbe
G. Kibbe
Harman
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M. M. Eckelman
Chicano
Voile
Dean’s
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Hfrs
Clinton
Iowa
Houseworth Bros
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Dean & Swift
A. C. Keene
Main Street
B.C. Godfrey @ Sons
William Armstrong
Cleveland Ave
A.H. Exty Architects & Superinte
A. H. Ellwood
S. Main St
Ind
Klinger Lake
Inquirer
Lexington Avenue
Vanity
Blackwood’s
Norah
Chumpley
Cawalana Pisin Dasolan
du Barry
Chestnut Street
Washburn
Crosby
E. L. Godkin
New York Evening Post
Mr. Godkin
Blank
Allendale
Lancaster
J. S. Lehman
D. R. Bowles
Second Street
Bucklen
East
Wambaugt Sanitary Milk Co
Hestese
Rachel
South Main St
Brusman
Holdeman
Paul Bros., Cor. Main and Jefferson
Martin 2
Amidon
Pitkin’ & Liquid Paints
W.H. Theis
South Side
Grosh Bros
Main St
D. M. Ferry
Bell
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