The Senatorial Election In Indiana Sun View
The Sun reviews candidates Landis Hemenway Crumpacker and New for Indiana senatorial race. It opposes Hemenway on principle and considers Fairbanks influence. It notes Crumpacker and Landis merit for future Congress, while urging wise legislative choice by the legislature. The piece critiques party politics and praises other public figures and issues.
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That Senatorship Forecasts Crampacker Nomination
The Courier notes Crampacker has been formally nominated as a candidate for the United States Senate. Tenth district lawmakers pledge support, with the delegation and constituents expected to back Crampacker. The Courier previously discussed Urumpacker and now urges the Tenth District to announce Crumpacker as a candidate.
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Be Good Boys Face Congressional Class Debate
A student-like charge urges boys to avoid multiple terms, praise for good behavior and high influence, and warns against packing the senatorial class. It suggests admitting new scholars, noting plenty of applicants and the people’s power to remove incumbents. Also reports Dodge Crumpacker's candidacy for U S Senator approved locally.
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Sunday School Quiz Sparks Memory Of Samson
A Young Sunday school teacher asks the class for the man whose power faded when his hair was cut. A boy answers Bamron, then recalls Sam Bon as the champion pane player, reflecting on biblical tales and local classroom discussion.
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The Question of the Hour and Oddities from the Era
A collage of quirky lines and misread phrases from a hometown column. It includes poems about planting poles, remarks on public figures, and a garbled exchange about supporting a congressman. The piece blends local humor with clipped dialogue and era-tinged slang.
Preacher’s Error Provokes Laughter in Early Springfield Tale
A fragment from Springfield era recounts a preacher who buys a sausage, a dog tracks the scent, and a deacon’s well meant paper delivery ends in chaos. The preacher mistakes the dog for a thief and scolds the congregation after realizing the mix up. The event highlights humorous misreadings in a bygone paper.
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Washington Education Spending Leads The Nation, Per Capita
The article notes Washington spends more per capita on education than any other state, surpassing the national average by a wide margin. It cites figures from the U.S. commissioner of education and mentions the nation’s average around 31 percent higher than Washington’s, as reported by the Bellingham Reveille and Portland Oregonian. It also covers market reports on strawberries and a local grower describing production and a secretive cultivation approach.
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Portland Oregonian
Quick Lunch and Distracting Music Haunt Officials and Ambassadors
The piece cites Bir Willum Mekwen of Glasgow arguing the quick meal harms the heart, criticizing modern education and urging royal commissions on race deterioration. It also follows Phendore Hansen, secretary at the Russian embassy in Washington, an accomplished musician plagued by street music plings that force him to move three times and threaten resignation.
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Fragmented foreign notes on empire, race, and law
A patchy summary of imperial decrees and social tremors across Europe and colonies. It notes restrictions on Russian clubs and gambling laws, reactions to Jewish and Russian communities, police and censorship actions, paroled soldiers, and shifts in colonial governance. Broad mentions include Germany, Britain, Persia, and Africa with scattered dates and figures.
Distribution of Bibles in Eighteenth Annual Report
The eighteenth annual report of the New York S... shows a distribution during the MNURE Yorn Of FA velumen of the scripture by Linginger. Four volumes were placed among Masters In tide port, Q&T vehicles were pinged in the hands of individuals or left in homes by factory agents.
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Tea Growing in California Near Santa Rosa
Farmers near Santa Rosa experiment with tea cultivation and report some success. The article notes no inherent barrier to tea growing in parts of the country while citing a limited, less clear progress in earlier southern tests.
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