Third party convulsion in Chicago signals distrust and division
The long critique of the Farmer Labor movement notes Gov. Clement’s refusal to call a session for ratifying suffrage, sees a disjointed, nameless third party as split by radicals and labor clashes, and argues labor must stay independent to preserve integrity and public trust.
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Gov. Clement
Vermont
Clement
Labor
Highbrows
Chicago
Farmer-Labor” Party
Farmer-Labor
American Federation of Labor
Labor For Labor
Fairfield Tribune Organized as $100000 Corporation
The Fairfield Tribune Printing Company, a new $100,000 corporation formed by local men, will continue publication of The Fairfield Tribune and expand into wider printing and publishing work. Officers include William Louden president, R Day Hunt vice president, and R G Walker secretary treasurer, with a named board of local business leaders.
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Fairfield Tribune
R. G. Walker
Fairfield Tribune Printing Company
William Louden
R. Day Hunt
Clifford I. Thoma
Fred W. Jericho
Roy Louden
The
Tribune
Fairfield
Bootleggers Agime on Canadian Border
Hundreds of men armed and desperate smuggle liquor from Canada into the United States near Island Pond Vermont. A veteran customs officer describes vast forested borders, hidden trails, and the danger of organized rum running while noting seizures and Canada’s own dry laws.
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Island Pond
United States
Canada
Maine
Quebec
Vermont
Fairfield Plans Clash Over Street Parking Standoff
Citizens and Fairfield City Planning Commission clash with the city council over a proposed center street parking plan. The council rejects citizen ideas and shows no unified progress, while a citizens committee urges action and laments council inertia led by Councilman Nelson.
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Lem Nelson
City Planning Commission of
Fairfield
City Planning Commission
Planning Commission
Citizens’ Committee
Citizens Committee
P&king
Ken
Mole Hills
Sclons
Four Corners
Chicago
Castile
Jones
iVetrolas
Nelson
O. K. Nelson
In America a Majority Can Bring About Changes
A concise reflection argues that democratic rule empowers the people to drive policy shifts through collective action and participation. It emphasizes the practical role of voting, advocacy, and organized citizen engagement in shaping government decisions.
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America
Think America Talk Live America Love America Card
A compact item highlights a public event themed around American patriotism. It notes speakers and civic engagement in a community setting, emphasizing national unity and civic participation. The piece frames the event as a call to continued love of country.
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America
Important Change in Railway Mail Service
Postmaster Wilbur J. Dole announces a change affecting westbound mail. Mail deposited in Fairfield before 7:30 p.m. is sent east on train No. 4 and transferred to train No. 15 at Burlington. Mail after 7:30 p.m. is held until morning and dispatched on fast train No. 7 arriving Fairfield at 8:12 a.m. The change requires early depot of westbound mail for quick delivery.
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Wilbur J. Dole
Burlington
Fairfield
West
Oldest traveling salesman claims nonegenarian status
A. P. Squires, age 89, tells Tribune he is the oldest traveling salesman in the United States. He markets a dental system nationwide and recalls Fairfield 17 years ago when streets were mud and eastern buyers attended horse sales. He keeps headquarters wherever he travels and notes his son resembles him in age.
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A. P. Squires
Tribune
Phildelphia
Boston
Mr. Squires
Unique Fairfield Club Seeks New Members After 30 Years
A Tribune note reveals the Jefferson County Toadstool club, aged thirty, with two members, plans to expand membership and broaden study to trees flowers toadstools snails insects birds geology and astronomy. Interested readers may write to box 95 Fairfield.
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the Tribune
Toadstool Club
Jefferson County Toadstoad Club
Iowa
America
Canada
Cuba
Germany
Belgium
England
France
Isle of Pines
Jefferson County
Box 95
Fairfield
Carter
Chautauqua
Tribune circulates nearly six thousand more copies
The Tribune expands its issue circulation to about 6000 additional copies for wider reach across the country. Advertisers gain free exposure as part of Tribune service, reinforcing the paper's value to its patrons with extended readership. It Pays to Tie to the Tribune.
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