Postal fines to be abolished and reform planned
Washington reports First Assistant Postmaster General Hitchcock will abolish the system of fines for errors and discipline in postal service. A uniform efficiency record would replace fines, with salary adjustments tied to performance. Holmes will inspect largest post offices and consult with postmasters on implementing the change.
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John A. Holmes
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Head Off Possible Roosevelt Stampede Head Off Possible Roosevelt Stampede
New York, Aug 25. Republican leaders worry over the next presidential nomination. Delegates chosen must be practical and not swayed by sentiment or a stampede toward Roosevelt. Fear of a divided convention pushing Roosevelt after deadlock among Fairbanks Taft Foraker Root Cummins Shin Lafollette Cannon and others.
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Oyster Bay
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Congress
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Tari
Patism
Rudge Taft
Panama Canal
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Roosevelt’s 1908 Outlook Shapes Republican Delegate Moves
The article outlines Republican hopes and rivalries as Roosevelt contemplates retirement and a 1912 bid, with Taft targeted over tariff stance. It notes Cannon’s possible influence, Fairbanks rising in delegate work, and statewide prospects in Indiana and Ohio.
Sporting Splinters and Baseball Notes From The O P Circuit
Poor crowds fire up interest as Erve Wratten of Newark hits 100. He also fields well. James Wiegs, a Detroit signed pitcher, joins Altoona in Tri-State. A $1,000,000 Saratoga bet shocks bettors. The Giants plan post season with NY Americans as Brush agrees. Harkins sold to Akron, a strong hitter and outfielder. New Castle press plans baseball with local writers, Crow runs a Niles independent club against Salem and Lisbon.
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Fragmented musings from Atchison Globe on modesty and fashion
The Atchison Kan Globe offers a rambling column of quips and reflections. It muses on truth in selling, youthful wonder, disease theory, family style, cross-town differences, and the idea of modest dress for horses, advocating humorous absurdity and modest experimentation.
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