Primary speakers defend direct primaries in Illinois meeting
Senator Magill and Governor candidates addressed voters in a Republican rally arguing for direct nomination by the people. They defended the April primaries and urged unity to advance state prosperity and reforms under the party.
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Airness
William H Stedtd
Nothetu
Stead
Deneen
Repubblican
Cleveland
McKinley
Magill
H. S. Magill
State Senate
Republican Party
PBL
Y M C A Training World in Athletics Expands Global Reach
The Young Men's Christian Association is leading a dramatic growth of physical training worldwide. The system, scientifically based and well administered, gains 20 000 new members yearly with 100 volunteers added annually. Asia and Australia show rapid adoption from Canton to Nagasaki Shanghai Bombay Calcutta Melbourne and Wellington with gymnasiums and American styles spreading internationally.
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Young Man’s Christian Association
America
Orient
China
Canton
Japan
Nagasak
Shanghai
Bombay
Calcutta
Asia
Africa
Australia
Melbourne
Brisbane
Wellington
Cabinet abolition talk sparks debate in Kansas City
A Kansas City Journal exchange notes murmur of abolishing the cabinet and proposes a radical idea that each department could be run by a publication. The playful debate hints at sweeping government reorganization and media influence.
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Kansas City Journal
Judge Tudge Warns on Rising Lawlessness in Politics
A historical exchange quotes Judge Tudge predicting increasing lawlessness in politics as a warning. The dialogue mentions a father and son discussing party formation and police conduct. The fragment reflects concerns about social order and respect for institutions.
Colebrook Academy Leads Rural High School Reform
Colebrook Academy in New Hampshire expands beyond traditional subjects adding a greenhouse dairy lab domestic arts and a workshop to serve rural needs. The program aims to educate balanced citizens, not steer students into specific trades, strengthening the community through integrated agriculture and domestic science alongside core academics.
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Colebrook
New Hampshire
United States Bureau of Education
Colebrook Academy
Torberio New
Publi System of
New England
Hon H C. Morrison
Country Life
Bull Charges Auto in Hinsdale Encounter
Tony Solon and wife aboard a car returning from Chicago met a man leading a ferocious bull near Hinsdale. The bull charged, horns locked under the auto, risking overturn. The owner freed the animal, the car sustained denting and a broken fender, lamps torn off, varnish scratched, engine undamaged, and the couple resumed their trip.
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Streator Free Press
Tony Solon
Chicago
Hinsdale
Solon
Tony
Beast
Postmaster Plans Limited Free Delivery in Small Towns
Postmaster General Hitchcock moves to set up a limited free delivery program at second and third class post offices. Congress appropriated 100000 for experiments in small communities with an office cap of 1800 per year. Delivery by letter now limited to places with populations of 19000 or more.
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Busibos
Hitchcock
Congress
Sample women’s jacket line offered at clearance price
A maker offers a sample line of women’s jackets in sizes 34 86 and priced at 8 dollars. Jackets include serges broadcloths cheviots and mixtures and some are tagged for 10 dollars but the sale lowers them to 2.98 dollars due to missing sizes.
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Henninger & Adams Queser
Princeton
Geneseo
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Ceneseo
Illinois
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Muckrake
the Bull and
Moline
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Linois
Solo
Green River
Mes, James Fennesy
Morris Bernstein
E. Orange
U. S
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Sk. Miss
Harrison Streets
Davenport
Iowa
Harned and
von Maur’s
von Maur
North Star Woolen Mills
Harned and von Maur
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