Daily Texas newspaper pricing and a stray tax note
The fragment lists subscription terms Daily one month by carrier 46 cents Daily one year by mail 50 cents and cites Lawrence Kansas post office. It references a Texareanian publication anxious for tariff vote timing and a quip about Father Time and Volupuk language. It also mentions a five cent dictionary offered with no takers.
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Lawrence
Kansas
Massachusetts Street
Volupuk
Hans Guage
Fragmented request about local law and behavior
The text is garbled and contains no clear event, person, organization, or place to summarize. No readable facts or names are present to form a coherent newspaper item.
Fashion costs trace to dress fadts and patterns
Fashions hinge on trends and new patterns, making prices vary with the season. An outdated pattern does not fetch a price, while current styles drive value in dry goods and dress shops.
Campaign plans loom in Guihrie as Stubbs Ler leads
From Guihrie Oklahoma a report notes Stubbs Ler as president in a growing boom. Strapeet events hint at a campaign that could rival Roosevelt's, though the effort appears modest.
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A. Postelled
Guihrie
Okla
Stubbs
Stubb
Roosevelt
New York Suing Over Insurance Claim Costs
A New York case involves a civil suit over insurance claim costs. The court may press the Sultan to pay, else a failure to pay could entrench ongoing nonpayment.
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New York
Sultan Wurst
Eukin
Secretary Bryan quips on restraint and self ruin
Secretary Bryan argues that pursuing revenge corrupts the pursuer and weakens the doer. He warns that striking out at others offers a chance to gratify a petty hate while rotting the attacker from within, breaking a man down quickly and surely.
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Bryan
Huerta Says Mexico Faces Troubles From Nonrecognition
General Huerta states the government is troubled due to lack of recognition. He warns that the correct course is to act and avoid provoking opponents who could bring greater danger to the country.
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Huerta
Prisoners Help Fight Lansing Fire Earn Parole Rejection
The Lansing blaze fighters, likely praised for bravery, are denied paroles by the governor who cites their courage as insufficient to override concerns. A patriot’s vow to love the country remains central as officials weigh clemency.
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Lansing
Republicans Seek Harmony and Open Convention Path
Primary laws would be enlarged by the next legislature and a nation convention seen as minor. The text emphasizes the republicans must take the first step toward harmony to strengthen the national committee. It notes dissatisfaction with the Chicago nomination and criticizes a self perpetuating committee rule.
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National Committee
Chicago
Balance and Hesitation in Everyday Judgment
A reflective piece on maintaining balance amid life’s competing demands. It contrasts the idea that only a truly bright person can evenly handle tasks with the common tendency to rush. The tone is folksy and cautionary, urging steadiness and careful choice in everyday decisions.
Stable flies invade residences and bite people
A fragmentary note discusses stable flies entering homes and biting residents, warning that everyone may think the problem applies to others though it affects all. The text also mentions political shifts, including a Kansas farmer praise for Dion’s work and Mr. Scott defending orderly Republican nominations amid cross-ticket voting.
Idea that work for sin yields high wages
The text argues that paying in damnation rather than coin is a poor wage, worse than trading elips and whetstones. It cautions that no one can afford work paid in such terms and frames sin as a flawed form of compensation.
Senator Troutman Faces Third Party Decline Claim
Senator Troutman asserts a third party waning as he criticizes attempts to shield a failing bloc. He warns the party he aims to aid cannot regain second place and urges a strategic realignment under the canvass.
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Troutman
Éanviss
President grows reticent on tariff as senate takes lead
The president limits remarks on tariffs after sending the issue to the Senate. He believes congressmen fear patronage risks, yet notes senators, elected for six years, may resist boss talk and avoid direct clashes over post office influence.
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Senate
Conference notes show no reporters present in Chicago meeting
Interviews indicate no reporters attended and the topic of changing the national committee did not arise at the Chicago conference. This appears to block reunion efforts as progressives face resistance from standout fellows who will not relinquish their hold.
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National Committee
Chicago
Fragmented political remark on party power and public office
A reader comments on national Republican convention rhetoric. The writer warns that party leaders insistence on certain acts will repeat last year’s actions, while a different outcome could force incumbents from public life. The piece conveys anxiety about political power and consequences for officials.
Sessions Discussed as Governor Candidate
The paper notes Charlie Sessions as a potential governor candidate. It states he cannot run on both the progressive and Republican tickets and expresses support for Sessions while doubting a progressive bid and remaining indifferent to the Republican choice.
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Charlie Sessions
Nust
Sessions
Shoe sales boosted by salt steeping law reform drive
A fragment notes showy promises from manufacturers urging help as shoe sales rise due to salt steeping. The text claims the bona fide leather bill was made unfair and advocates enforcing the law strictly to curb abuses.
Senator Bristow Attacks Underwood Bill In Senate Debate
Senator Bristow assails the Underwood tariff bill in vigorous, intelligent terms. He is a protectionist who backs the large manufacturers and argues the present bill is a pledge redeemer yet follows free trade lines. He contends the nation desires tariff reductions along protective lines.
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Bristow
Insuance Firms Clash Over Fire Marshal Law Fees
Insurance men oppose legislation in Atlantis on fire marshal fees. The dispute centers on tolls and costs claimed by Insync companies, highlighting a heated struggle between industry groups and regulatory aims.
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Tollier’s
Stu
Atle
Unclear Verse Fragment From 1913 Copyright Notice
A damaged OCR fragment quotes Uncle Walt and a speaker urging optimism amid woes. It references verses, moral uplift, and a 1913 copyright line attributed to George Matthew, with garbled phrases about gloom, smiles, and public sentiment. The text resembles an old poetry snippet.
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Mardén
Sammy
Play Festival Aimed at Raising Funds For Playgrounds
The upcoming Play Festival, set for Saturday next, aims to raise money for playgrounds. Children run the event, striving for creditable performances, while critics debate a rumor about a Scab on a nose and the editor’s comments on a woman.
Not Fairly Elected Governors and Senators Move
A Michigan congressman believed he was not fairly elected and resigned his seat to pursue a trust in politics. He later became governor and then United States senator. Senator Lewis of Minnesota debated voting for the tariff bill, contemplating the administration’s stance and the hungry public. He ultimately chose to vote for the bill, seeking reform if possible, while prioritizing his supporters.
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Michigan
Cayithentics
Colorado
Cis Istessy
Ad T
United States
Lewis
Thinvis
Dom
Governor Praises Doctor Faulkner Appointment
The piece commends Dr Faulkner Dre Paulkner as prison physician, noting concerns over registration but praising him as a fine Christian gentleman with high intelligence who will practice medicine with enthusiasm and be a comrade and friend. The writer defends the governor’s choice as the best appointment.
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Hodges
Dre'Paulkner
Faulkner
Burt Brown Lands At Huatebn In Political Shuffle
Burt Brown has arrived in Huatebn amid a flurry of efforts to boost the democratic party. He has spent time and money but gained little, facing opposition from party bosses. The writer wishes him well and vouches for him to Hutchinson readers.
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Burt Brown
Huatebn
Burt O
Democratic’ Party
Hutchinson
Desires split over trade policy and party pledges
The speaker argues for free trade and protection balance, noting the party’s pledges are fulfilled yet unsatisfactory. They reject becoming aligned with progressive open caucus ideas and say such a shift could have occurred earlier if either dominant party desired it.
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journal-World
Lcans
Americans influence grows in Aden amid Arabian trade
A peculiar report from Aden highlights wide American impact in daily life. The observer notes locals wearing American cotton and sewing on machines, children riding in collapsible carriages, and adults using Detroit cars, safety gear, garters, and starch. Even wells are harnessed with American windmills and pimped by American tools, while coffee shops feature American chairs.
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Uunsual
Aden
Arabia
Detroit
Lawrence election proclamation on school bond proposal
May 12 1919 issue notes city of Lawrence Kansas voters to authorize a two mill levy for four years to fund additions to school buildings and grounds with bonds or annual levy options. The notice lists polling places and dates for the election and outlines the proposed tax and bond details under Chapter 120 laws of 1913.
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