Washington Press Agents Dominate Government Publicity
Washington December 5 government publicity dominates official activity as press agents are ubiquitous across departments. Officials rely on hired publicity, with Congress resisting but departments retaining agents, including Panama Canal coverage and the large government printing office budget amid extensive literature production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Bucklin Bishop
Panama Canal
Bishop
Senate
Panama Canal Commission
Government Printing Office
Denver Girl Touts Yukon Mining Empire and Promising Pay
Special to the Reporter. Charlotte Cartier, a 21 year old Denver mining promoter, built a fortune in Alaska after leaving a New Jersey woolen factory. She staked claims, expanded operations with two helpers, and by her second year banked $83,000 with $50,000 in mining machinery. She plans more acquisitions by March and has declined marriage proposals, saying she seeks a man among men who has equal achievement.
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Yukon
Charlotte Cartier
Trenton
N. J
Miss Cartier
France
Charlotte
America
Klondike
Alaska
Logansport Dental Office Marks Sixth Year of Growth
In its sixth year in Logansport the practice reports strong growth as patients refer friends, with a pledge to improve care and achieve higher accuracy and perfection in treatment. The message emphasizes self driven quality, careful study of conditions, and the aim to make this year a banner year.
Six Day Bicycle Race Set To Open At Madison Square Garden
Riders from around the world prepare for the annual six day contest at Madison Square Garden beginning after midnight Sunday. Fifteen teams enter including defending champions Rutt and Stol and teams from Germany Denmark Italy France Ireland and the United States.
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New York
Madison Square Garden
Rutt
Stol
Walter Rutt
Germany
Johan Stol
Hollnd
Norman Anderson
Copenhagen
Carlo Varoni
Italy
Dixie Yankee
Bobby Walthour
Atlantic
Eddie Root
Joe Folger
Brooklyn
Iver Lawson
Chicago
Hardy Downing
Salt Lake City
C. L. Hollister
Farmer and Messenger
Frank Galvin
New Milford
Con
George Wiley
Syracuse
N. Y
Fred Hill
Boston
Walter Demara
San Jose
Cal
Victor Dupre
Leon Georget
France
Maurice Brocco
Itiy
Roger Labrouse
Peddler Palmer
Gordon Walker
Sydney
Francois Faber
Henriafourcade
Floyd McFarland
James Moran
Long Island
John and
Menus Be Fell
Lynnbrook
L. I
Emerald Isle
Matthew Downey
Patrick Logan
Ireland
Elmer Collins
Bason
W. E. Mitten
Davenport
Orino Urine Laxative Fruit Syrup Promises Relief
W H Porter a local druggist touts Orino Urine Laxative Fruit Syrup as a permanent cure for habitual constipation. He claims it stimulates the liver restores natural action of the bones without irritation and is mild and pleasant to take. Do not substitute.
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W. H. Porter
Ft Wayne Firm Plans 30000 Incorporation and Plant
State notes include City Ice of Ft Wayne to be incorporated at 30000 with a large plant to be erected. Monon Railroad to rebuild Bloomington shops and hire many workers. Oscar Schrock of Goshen killed while operating a thrashing machine. Jeffersonville reformatories trustees discuss new foundry. Flora Dickey infant smothered in Indianapolis. Bloomington residents to pay twenty cents per gallon for drinking water. Forty inmates ill with typhoid at Jeffersonville reformatory. Kempton Gas company formed with wells to be drilled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Ice Company of
Ft. Wayne
Bloomington
Merchants Awakening Signals Advertising Advantage
The Reporter shows merchants large and small gaining from advertising as a sign of the times. Advertising becomes the dominant force in business building and non advertisers are seen as misfits. Those who recognize and act on this impulse are favored in the new business order. Adequate advertising will test survivors in commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John M. Carson
Bureau of Manufatore
Major Carson
E. J. Gibson
Philadelphia
Patagonia
Hin
the Times
Awakening in Southwest Promises Texas-Mexico Industrial Boom
Article notes vast industrial development begins in northwestern Mexico and southern Texas. It describes multi national capital syndicates, irrigation and sugar mills in the Texas Rio Grande region, oil belts around Tampico, planned rail and waterway links to Tampico and Mexico City, a Panama canal impact, and a forecast of rapid growth over six to eight years with deep-water ports and cross-border commerce led by both Mexican and American interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
Texas
Tampico
Gulf
Brownsville
Rio Grande
San Antonio
Europe
America
S. P. Pearsons & Sons
London
Standard Oil Company
William R. Hearst
James R. Keene
W. K Bellis
Indianapolis
B. F. Yoakum
City of
Lic. de la Montana
Macienda Santerna
Tamaulipas
Hidalgo County
Montana
San Juan
St. Louis
Chicago
New York
Rio Grande Valley
Point Isabel
Panama Canal
Diaz M
General Reyes
New York Bank
South
San Anonio
California
Florida
Captain Hoffman Pioneer Coal Merchant Dies
Captain J. H. Hoffman, longtime Terre Haute coal merchant, dies at sixty eight. He led local trade and was a prominent figure in the mining community. His passing marks the end of an era for area coal distribution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Hoffman
Terre Haute
Frank Melville Dies in New York Circuis Showman
Frank Melville longtime circus showman collapsed from heart disease at the New York Hippo drome theater. He formerly worked with Wallace shows and spent years with Forepaugh Sells, Peru, and winter quarters. famed as a premier bareback rider and equestrian director earlier in his career.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Melville
New York Hippodrome Theatre
Peru
Circus
Charley Sweensy
Wallace
Melville
White House East Room Dimensions
The east room of the White House measures eighty by forty feet, detailing its length and width for architectural description.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White House
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Washington
United States of America
Strong
Congress
Denver, Colo
Bureau of Engraving and Printing
United States
Panama
Rourke Cochran
Herbert Parsons
Nick Longworth
Congressiona
Doostan
Carson
Gifford Pinchot
Dr. Pinchot
Thomas R. Shipp
Conservation Commission
Herbert A. Smith
Forest Service
Findlay Burns
Bureau of Publications
Roy Pullman
Shipp
Bureau of Plant Industry
Akes
Wilson
George William Hill
Lawrence Crandall
Crandall
Charlotte Carter
Logansport
Drs. Thomas & Thomas
Pho ER
Knights of Pythias
Oscar Schrock
Goshen
Monon Railroad Company
Arthur Burchfield
Princeton
Percy Bennett
Richmond
The
Jeffersonville
Flora
Marhall Dickey
Jeffersonville Eformatory
Kempton Gas Company
Kempton
San Antonio, Texas
Japan
Standard Odl Company (Incorporated
Tare
Sarah J. Hoskins
Cary
Cardui
Chamberlain
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