Associated Press Style Notice in Paper
The text is an Associated Press style notice about exclusive rights to news dispatches and republication restrictions. It lists national advertising representatives in New York Chicago and Michigan Avenue. The fragment confirms AP credit and copyright language.
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Associated Press
Republica Ion
Focal News
Forst, Landis and Kohn
Brunswick
Fifth Ave
New York
Peppies Cas
Michigan Boulevard
Chicago
The Pedestrian and Taxi Chauffeur in Road Rivalry
A dated verse extended with jumbled clippings critiques drivers and a taxi chauffeur. The piece muskets humor and warning about reckless driving and crowding, ending with a courtroom fantasy and assorted headlines about optimism and social trends.
Taft Reforms English system study and federal court aims
The visit notes Chief Justice Taft seeks to study England’s unified court action to simplify and economize the legal process. He hopes American courts may adopt English efficiency, while observers discuss Mars’ red color and ancient canal myths.
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Taft
England
Ainerican
Fedral Court
Justic
Id Hy
United States
Ship Subsidy Referendum Likely to Return to Washington
Congress may adjourn to gauge public opinion on the ship subsidy bill amid broad opposition. Harding’s concession and the current mood suggest a likely failure of the measure this session, as legislators weigh the public’s stance and administration arguments.
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Congress
Harding
Washington
Editorial Viewpoint Attacks General Sawyer over Dismissal
In Greensboro Daily Record the piece criticizes General Sawyer who secured promotion via presidential appointment. It quotes Cal Burgess of the North Carolina American Legion denouncing his speech in Chicago about reliance on government charity. Burgess calls the government’s conduct toward veterans the darkest chapter in history.
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Grensboro Daily Record
Sawyer
Tarding
Father Raudily
Cal K. Burgess
Es Carolina American Legion
Wurgess
Chicago
Governument
Burgess
New York Lively Potash Tariff Debate Draws Capital Leaders
In New York a shift from curb traders to shops near Wall Street reflects a calmer street scene while financiers press for tariff action. Mining expert Keene warns high European monopolies could control markets unless U S tariffs protect American potash producers and farmers. A southern visitor jokes about a loaded pistol souvenir as urban life buzzes with headlines.
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Curb Exchange
Stock Exchange
Amori
Keene
Bst
Amelia
Engineer killed by yardmaster in Wilmington shooting
H M Southwell Atlantic Coast Line engineer was shot last night by E Dallas assistant yardmaster. Southwell died at 3 55 this morning in a coal hospital. Dallas jailed on shooting charge. Yardmaster Fonville under arrest as accessory before the fact. Police say Southwell called Dallas a scab over his special officer duties. Deputy sheriffs guard New Hanover jail as prisoners held.
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H. Ff
Outhwell
Atlantic Coast Line
E. Dallas
Coast Line
Dallas
Ferry Fon
Southwell
Fonzille
New Hanover County
Charity versus duty in veteran support sparks anger
A columnist rails at government handling of veteran aid. They denounce a figure named Sawyer as charity rather than public service, noting salary as charity and critics laugh or are disgusted by his remarks. The piece condemns bureaucratic bungling and unanswered questions about his appointment.
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United States
Sawyer
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Southern industrialists oppose federal child labor ban
At the Southern Industrial conference in Blue Ridge cotton mill men largely oppose the Supreme Court ruling nullifying the national child labor law. They advocate less work for under sixteen and more schooling with a plan for five hours mill work and three hours in school daily.
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Statesville
Blue Ridge
Supreme Court of the
United States
South
Supreme Court
Steat
Vague Narratives of Work and Social Scenes in New York
The piece describes a man paid to appear self sufficient, a balletic shopfront with church furnishings, and outdoor concerts at the Stadium of New York University funded by Adolph Lewisohn. It notes a retainer arrangement, a street view of Seventh Avenue, and the Stadium Concerts as a notable urban pastime.
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Seventh Avenue
New York University
Adolph Lewisohn
Hayworth Springs Camp Opens For High Point Scouts
Work completed at Hayworth Springs Tuesday creates a clean water supply with a new concrete dam built by the Scouts Rotarians and Kiwanis. The YWCA hut is being repaired for High Point boys with new windows and screened doors. A watchman will guard the property to prevent past vandalism as preparations continue for a safe camp area. In Asheville a special venire of 74 was ordered to select jurors for the case of W W Campbell alleged former police chief, linked to the murder of Anna Smathers found near Fairview road.
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Hayworth
Charles Hayworth
Boys of
High Point
Boy Scouts
Scout Council
Campbell
Asheville
Superior Court
H. P. Lane
W. W. Campbell
Anna Smathers
United States Government
Oteen
Smmathers
Fairview Road
Infant Hangs Self In Crib in Shamokin
In Shamokin Pennsylvania an eight month old baby, Stanford Renn, son of Mr and Mrs Clarence Renn, is found dead after becoming wedged between crib rails and a spring. The mother discovered the infant’s body in what authorities describe as a strange rulation.
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Shamokin
Stanford Renn
Clarence Renn
Negro Worker Shot in Florida Strike Tensions
John Alverse a Black laborer on the Florida East Coast Railway in St. Augustine was shot and slighty wounded by three masked men as he walked to work. Sheriff reports this is the first violence tied to the strike in Florida.
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ST. Augustine
Fla
John Alverse
Florida East Coast Railway
Florda
Basement Speed Us in Friday's Enterprise
The Enterprise reports on a basement speed run planned for Friday featuring Feldman. The item notes the date July 20 and highlights expectations for the event.
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