Notable Loganport Daily Reporter pricing and delivery notes
The Logansport Daily Reporter lists delivery rates, options, and newspaper terms. It details carrier delivery per week or month, annual subscriptions in advance, and weekly editions published Tuesday and Friday with yearly prepaid price. It notes mailing availability across the United States and urges reporting delivery irregularities to the office.
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United States
Daily Reporter
Leavins
Special Notice on Reporting Steps and Address Changes
No carrier may report any step change of address or complaint. Reports must be made directly to the office by phone card or in person to protect subscribers. Office location 625 Broadway and telephone 76.
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Cooper
Wisconsin
Hense
House
Senate
President
Supreme Court
Pittburg Bribery Scandal Nets Nine Councilmen
Pittsburg buys city favors as nine officials and bank officers face trial on bribery charges. A bank note of 17500 tied to duress of deposits at the Pittsburg German National bank triggered probes led by a Roosevelt-linked examiner. Public anger over graft grows as investigations widen beyond the core suspects.
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Pittsburg
Johnny” Klein
Robert Wilson
Scranton
Klein
Angel of Charity
Harry Thaw
Hart McKee
W. E. Corey
Andrew Carnegie
MeeKees
Corey
George W. Guthrie
A. Leo. Weil
Voters League
Voters’ League
Nesbit Harrison
Roosevelt
National Bank
Harrison
Tional Bank
Guthrie
Weil
W. K. Shiras
D. T. Watson
Shiras
W. W. Ramsey
A. A. Vilsack
Jacob C. Soffel, Jr
John F. Klein
William Maloney
A. O. Atkin
German National Bank
Brand
Wasson
Melaney
Pittsburg German National Bank
Bankers
Vilsack
Ramsey
Wei
Ne Bank Examiner
Iid
League
Wilson
Jefn
Jen
Prophesy of Gypsy Turns on Lost Wallet Trick
A New York architect invites a gypsy into his downtown office to read his palm and foretell wealth. She blinds him briefly, then departs with his wallet after predicting he will lose money. The tale closes with a final note about Kentucky’s dry counties.
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Wasseg
New York
Fifth Avenue
Aeventh
Daugher
A Businessman in Public Office
A profile of George W. Donaghey, a Arkansas governor elect who rose from carpenter to contractor. He aimed to run state government like a private business, consulting educators, engineers, and railroad experts, and expanding education, agriculture, and natural resources while resisting backroom rate pressures. He argues for public office held with thrift and service.
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George W. Donaghey
Donaghey
Arkansas
Knapp
Department of Agriculture
State University
University of Wisconsin
Stout Manual Training School
Minnesota
University of Chicago
Wisconsin
New Normal School
Geshe Magazine Broadway by C W Graves
Broad mention of Geshe Magazine with Broadway reference and credit to C W Graves of 417 appears in the snippet. The readable text names Geshe Magazine and Broadway with Graves associated. Further specifics are unavailable in the fragment.
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Iwell
Ment
House of Commons
England
Washington
London
Pa Pitt
Victor Morgan
Havig
Joseph C. Wasson
Jess
Brady
Attorney Weil
Henry of
Gypsy
Long
Chitect
Kentucky
America
George W. Donagheys
General Educational Board
Ots A
Ayer
J.C. Ayer Co
Lowell
Mass
Geshe Magazine
Joseph C. Lincoln
E. Neff & Co
C. W. Graves
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