Golden Valley Chronicle notices and circulation guidance
The Golden Valley Chronicle pledges wide coverage of Golden Valley North Dakota and its agricultural region. It notes its government-verified circulation and advises readers to send remittances by money order or registered letter with clear name and address and provide old and new addresses for changes. Anonymous communications are discouraged.
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Golden Valley
North Dakota
Wich Beach
The
Chronicle
War Boosted Pig Iron Industry Amidst Tariff Debate
The piece argues that war years spurred pig iron output, noting 19 million tons produced in early 1913 and up to 21 million tons in late 1915 to early 1916, while blaming Democratic tariff policy for earlier declines and claiming the trade surplus rose to 2.61 million dollars as Europe’s war drove demand.
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Seaboard
Europe
Plenty of Wilson Campaign Money Promise
The piece argues Henry Morgenthau resigning as ambassador to Constantinople will aid Wilson’s re election funds while many others tied to embassies and federal offices may contribute. It highlights profits from trade and tariff policies and warns money alone cannot win the election as Treasury funds remain weak.
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Henry Morgenthau
Constantinople
Wilson
Morgenthau
Diplomatic Service
Federal Trade Commission
United States
Democrats Split Over Tariff Inference Brings Party Tensions
The article notes deep Democratic disagreement on tariffs. It cites W J Bryan praising Underwood Wilson as best in 50 years while opposing protectionism, and Secretary Daniels hinting at protective measures. It also mentions Charles Towne declining a Senate bid and past Minnesota political quarrels.
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W. J. Bryan
Josephus Daniels
Navy
Ralaigh “News and Observer
North Carolina
Daniels
Democratic Strength and 1912 Vote Split in Raleigh
The Raleigh News and Observer notes that in 1912 the Democratic tally was 6,293,000 while Progressive and Republican votes reached 7,600,000. It quotes Bryan on Progressives rejoining Republicans and predicts 1916 GOP gains with Democratic losses.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
News and Observer
Josephus Daniels
Byran
Josephus
Solid South
Republicans weigh primaries for united anti-Democrat ticket
The piece notes Republican voters avoid stampede, choosing able men to represent them in Chicago with faith in wise convention guidance. It cites Colonel Roosevelt warning against tariff divisiveness and mentions Caperton heading to Santo Domingo with forces to curb local factions. It also discusses Woodrow Wilson’s Santo Domingo policy and Britain's March export rise by 25 percent amid wartime pressure.
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Chicago
Golva Defeats Carlyle 1 0 In Sunday Ball Game
Golva beat Carlyle 1 to 0 with Joe Biggel scoring the lone run as an immense crowd watched. Also noted are local visits, church services, illness updates, and community events from Golva and surrounding towns.
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Golva
Carlyle
Joe Biggel
Burke
Henry Johnson
Minnesota
Rev. Burns
Jana
George Purvis
Beach
Sam Howden
Genevieve Thill Haseen
Myrtle Hannifan
Miss McPhee
Ne er Do Well at Beach Opera House June 8
Selig Polyscope presents The Ne er Do Well a Rex Beach drama starring Kathryn Williams Wheeler Oakman and others featuring Panama scenery and canal work. The film will show in matinee and evening shows at the Beach Opera House on Thursday June 8 with Oakman portraying Kirk Anthony and Williams as Mrs Stephen Cortlandt.
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Selig Polyscope Company
Rex Beach
Panama
Panama Canal
Kathryn Williams
Eugene Besserer
Wheeler Oakman
Frank Clark
Beach
the Selig Company
Stephen Cortlandt
Kirk Anthony
Selig
Beach Opera House
Newspap er Poem That Has Been Quoted Ten Thousand Times
June American Magazine recounts Arthur Chapman, Denver journalist, and his poem Out Where the West Begins. First printed in 1910, the verses inspired a grand tour and became a widely cited fugitive poem.
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Arthur Chapman
Denver
Denver Tribune
Chapman
Riley
New York Sun
Out Where the West Begins Becomes Nationwide Poem Reach
The column notes the poem Out Where the West Begins spreading across the country and abroad. It cites its display in government offices and use by governors campaign materials. The verses appear on posters cards and novelties from curtains to birch bark ornaments.
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Pacific
Australia
Honkong
Atlantic
England
West
Secretary of the Interior
Washington
House of Representatives
Arthur Capper
Kansas
John 8. Kendrick
Wyoming
Curio
Royal Baking Powder Highlights Purity and Quality
Royal Baking Powder is made from cream of tartar derived from grapes. It is absolutely pure and has proved its excellence for making food of finest quality and wholesomeness for generations. Royal Baking Powder contains no alum nor phosphate.
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Royal
Stockwell Well Machine Comes to Market
Beach has praised the Stockwell well machine as noiseless and efficient with low power needs. George Stockwell and local drillers O. O. Matthison Roy Tuttle claim it as a new departure from older gear and destined for delivery in various sizes.
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Stockwell
George Stock
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New York
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Towne
Cushman K. Davis
John Lind
Mose Clapp
Bush League
Norman Hapgood
Harper’s Weekly
Mitchel
Hapgood
Roosevelt
Caperton
Santo Domingo
Prairie
Jiminez
Woodrow
Great Britain
Royal Baking Powder CO
Powder River
Miles City
Buffalo
Bethlehem Steel Company
Chas. M. Schwab
Eugene G. Grace
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