Rumors versus evidence in Lagadan inquiry and public life
The article rails at rumors harming reputations and questions hearsay in the Lagadan investigation while railing at the News for reliance on rumors. It cites political promises as unreliable and mocks coffee tea and Pluto water as causes of unrest. It notes a Crown Point man hoarding cash, a Huntington bond sale, and a Kansas City organ project for Convention Hall with a $67000 price tag slated for St. Louis and the world’s fair.
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Fragmented City Talk and War Echoes in Scribbled Pages
An eccentric scene unfolds with talking heads and a freckled fanatic, discussing strikes and a blurred city life. A grim bike cemetery epitaph catalogues names and losses including Honest and John Anderson McChurs, tied to Gettysburg. A stenographer struggles to keep pace as an impatient employer mocks speed.
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