SENTINEL DISCUSSES TAX, POLITICS AND WAR TIMELINE
The Grafton Sentinel comments on a 40 percent direct tax rise and a coal oil and gas revenue deal, criticizing the governor and Harrison county leaders for backroom bargaining. It cites political betrayals, the prospect of future offices as rewards, and urges readers to weigh the state’s fiscal burden against resource extraction. The piece also covers Italy’s war stance and the broader European tensions shaping policy debates at home.
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Prosperity and the New Voice of Federal Bank Publicity
An article criticizes the Administration prosperity chorus, noting the Federal Reserve Board joins the Cabinet in wooing belief in strong times. It recalls earlier White House campaigns, Treasury bank reports, and contrasts with 1912 Democratic rhetoric about social and economic distress.
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Look at Me Lam Well and War News Mixed Fragments
A collage of testimonial health claims and war era clippings. The text discusses Peruna remedies, industrial politics, naval losses, and international affairs with scattered opinions, statistics, and quotes from periods of World War I tensions.
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Appeals for Frank Move Across State Legislatures
Two state legislatures in West Virginia and Pennsylvania passed joint resolutions urging Georgia Governor to commute Leo Frank's death sentence for the murder of Mary Phagan. Petitions with about half a million signatures reached the governor from across the country, reflecting belief he may have been a victim of racial prejudice and the mob pressure surrounding the acquittal debate.
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Foster parents seek jail visiting rights for Ed Maphis
Ed Maphis, serving a misdemeanor sentence, seeks permission to return home each evening to be cared for by his elderly foster parents Mr and Mrs Robert Collins who are reportedly ill. Community concerns and potential legal action are noted as a possible factor in granting access.
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