Sherrick and Others Face Questions Over State Funds
The supreme court ruling on David Sherrick, former auditor, casts doubt on cases against Willard Wickard, A C Dally, and J C Henderson. It suggests funds collected were not state money, complicating fraud or embezzlement claims and shifting focus to insurance companies. The Wickard case also hinges on whether conspiracy occurred. Public interest remains high as these actions unfold.
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Sherrick
Supreme Court
David
State
Baye
Criminal Court
Willard 8. Wickard
Mr. Sherrick
A. C. Dally
J. C. Henderson
Henderson
Dally
Dreas
Wickard
Phen
Bherrick
Sharing the Profits and the Rise in Railroad Salaries
General of large corporations led by railroads have by their own accord raised employee wages. The movement began in tenat and gradually spread, signaling a broader trend toward higher pay across industries.
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Geveral
Prosperity policy shift sparks labor discontent and wage concerns
In a heated discussion on rising capital and wages, writers argue that gains from a booming trade and higher dividends must reach workers. The piece critiques corporate profit sharing, notes potential socialist fears, and questions wage and policy impacts amid political shifts. It also touches on Boni de Castellane’s future and a Minnesota labor convention showing Roosevelt leading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ft Ie
The Corn Cob Pipe Inspires Labor and Lore Across Indiana
In Missouri Meerschaum lore a diverse view forms around the corn cob pipe. Some scorn it as vulgar while others praise its value to workers and thinkers. The piece argues the pipe offers comfort, guidance, and even a detective flair, shaping a Hoosier literary and business line once linked to a famed editor.
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Edoor
New York
Indiana
Ming Edward
Tate
Mt Church
Edward
Sou Wita
Night Court Plan Aims to Keep Police Open All Day
Chicago plans to extend police court operations to night sessions to speed arraignments and reduce officer downtime. The initiative would add police judges and allow continuous court work, preventing arrests from stalling at stations and improving overall efficiency.
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Chicago Haven
Dewire
Police Department
Chicago
United States
New York vote drama and frontier dangers dominate chatter
A chaotic mix of political squibs notes Hughes barely surviving a New York vote amid kerfuffle over whiskers, Hearst and Pulitzer clash, Roosevelt hypes Panama shovel talk, Spain risks cabinet crisis, but Chicago weighs all night police courts as reform buzz grows.
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Hearst
Joseph Pulitzer, Jr
St. Laws
Slughes
Roosevelt
Panama Canal
Meeting Moves Traveling Attendee at English Hotel
A traveling man from Peeoria attended the English hotel Sunday meeting at English’s opera house and praised Mr. Godard’s leadership. He noted the magnetic crowd, the chorus, and speaker James F. Watson’s eloquence, calling the gathering a powerful step toward better lives and city influence.
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Imader
Phy Io Gallery
Vadleney
Mr. Gavard
Met
James F. Watson
Godard
Barrenneas
Tharg
Cordera
Iy Awain
Rocka Sea
Graml Mer
Troubles and Trials Share Light News in June
A string of brief items from Birmingham and other papers touches on a spoof engagement denial, political maneuvers in Texas, faith in democracy during elections, and social notes on manners and marriage. The clippings mix humor, politics, and society in a snapshot of daily press chatter.
When We're Home In The Weary Night
Poem fragment reflecting sorrow and faith with lines about home rest and divine guidance. Images of weary travelers, rain, tears, and a dawn ending a long journey. The speaker longs for home when the road ends, and remembers God knows best.
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Fife
Iesson
Pish River Canoe Trip and Cherokee Tobacco Exchange
A canoe journey from the Pish River to the St John describes a river crossing to Lang Lake and connections to Ming Cross Square Eagle and St Proid. An encounter with a friendly woodsman at a spring leads to a cordial exchange about tobacco and hospitality during remote travel with rugged exchange and manners noted.
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St. John
Lang Lake
Ming Cross
Square
Eagle
St. Proid
Crova
Wandering Talk and Old Man Memoir Across City Streets
An old man recalls boyhood and the medicinal use of soap from village lore, while a bustling scene unfolds with hunting tales, smoked pipes, and a Philadelphia to Chicago exchange about crime prevention, stamps, and the quirks of daily life. The piece threads memories with urban observations, noting lawmen, markets, and cultural anecdotes from diverse places.
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Evan
Chirase
Hrittany
Ake
Oxford
Hearne
Mary
St Peter’s-in the-East
Bridge, Family Life, and School Talk In A Daily Scene
The excerpt shows a family scene with a Detroit setting and Hawaii related travel talk. A brother asks for clothes while a mother plans a bridge session tomorrow afternoon. Mary starts at school, and a slate is requested, reflecting everyday domestic concerns.
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Johnny
Jong
Uitle Mary
Pamys
Anke
Washington anecdotes and jokes from a late 19th century page
A collage of Washington stories, including Taylor’s prank at a print interview, Tillman’s boastful retorts, and a dentist discussing bank frauds. The piece blends humorous vignettes with political quips, street theatre, and a playful barber-chair of public life.
Fragmented quotes on reform and industry ethics from various papers
A kaleidoscope of striking phrases critiques of exploitation in industry and society. It references San Francisco corruption, Cleveland lander, and a disjointed note about Utes raiding states. The tone imitates a satirical collection of headlines and opinions from multiple newspapers.
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Pittsburg
Bankers and Currency
Congress
Republic
Consgreys
Richard Croker
Hencat
Entraloon
Bont
Costa
Boni de Castellane
Zidicule
Boni
Bon
Anna
Minneanois
Bryao
Panama
Missouri
Hoosier
Hughes
Hell
Hugh Black
Satan
Cains
Spain
Alfonso
Washington
Branch
House of the General Assembly
George Age
Willyam
Tewan
Mima Tripple de Vere
Sundown Burlesquers
Birmingham
Ages Herald
Solons
Bailey
Texas
Austin
Halley
Macinnatl Enquirer
Treslay
New York Herald
Virginia
Hae
Tn Tikely
Ereston
Claveland Lewer
Bonaparte
Italy
Chicago University
Kansasity Journal
Tokra
Buaimes
Philatelphia
Juley-Brown
Cote
Atlanta Constitution
Taes
Misawieri
Sringtatt
Sporlaman
Tate Tor
Karesy Vid Biream
London
Lomton
Philadelphia Record
George A. Huldt
Waldorf-Retortate
Philadelphia
Mr. Suldt
Martams
Sont Pric
Inuite
Enaus
Deaver Peet
Vine
Nerea
Detroit
Hawaii
Pettis Dry Goods CO
Sorosis
Gm Lad
Sri Sry
HA ‘Taylor
the Treasury
Lin
Tillman
Tilman
7. T. Moore
Uifetime
Wijitan H. Ridgeley
Hank Froude
Danks
Ridgaley Wala
Gorn
Ranora
Dance House
Porduarn
Fordham
Bonj
Minneapolia Journal
Wille
Batan
Ladigg
Chicsgo News
the Union Trust Company
Cone Dillar Np
East Market St
Citizens Savings Deposit Company
Grocers Supply CO
Indianapolis
Tindadly Vlace
Nuine Iy
Jeunis City Journal
Hiatthy
Cleveland
Inbir
Paul Mapnten
Bryan
Rongevelt
Demofrat
Béenator
Roveridge
Bullman Company
Ite Semblatc Curpsie
Cleveland Lander
Hation
San Francisco
St. Paul Dispatch
Teurstn
Docan
Staten
New Jersey
Victor
Meyer
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