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Daily Reporter
Logansport
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Omece
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Army as School and Nation’s Heart
A column argues for transforming the army and navy into lifelong educational institutions. It envisions camps as universities and forts as colleges, training educated soldiers by age twenty-five, with a culture of pride and service. The piece critiques imperial bravado and urges practical, lasting military strength through education and civic purpose.
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Johnson
Esprit du Corps
Taft Sides Claim Lead in Race as Uncle Joe Profile Arises
Washington March 2 Taft managers claim a near majority on first ballot with 496 votes in sight. The piece profiles Dear Old Uncle Joe Cannon Danville Illinois and contrasts his Plain Citizen image with past power as speaker and appropriations chief.
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Illinois
Lincoln
Joe
Capitol Hill
House of Representatives
Danville
Venezuela
Congress
Cannon
Washington
Taft
National Committee
Chicago
Secretary of War
Ohio
Missouri
Florida
Oklahoma
Tennessee
Philippines
Uncle Sam
Committee On Appropriations
Farmer Cannon
House
Aldrich
Senate
Giei
Vccass
West Virginia
Goss
APOE
Denver Auditorium to Open With Big Convention Season
Denver prepares a state of the art 12,590 seat auditorium costing 550000 designed for heating cooling and ventilation with 24 exits and 14 cluster lamps to host national conventions including Democrats and large fraternal orders. The building promises fireproof construction and rapid egress for crowds.
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Denver
Col
Monster Auditorium
the Elks, Eagles
Knights Templar
Grand Army of the Republic
Piping People Over to Jersey
On a cold day a new tunnel would connect Manhattan to another region, but high finance and Tam many have left New York and Brooklyn with poor street car service. The deteriorating transit is raising questions about a population drain.
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Jersey
Manhattan Island
United States
High Finance
Tammany
New York
Brooklyn
Tunnels Under Hudson Transform New Jersey Access
Wm Medoo leads a firm near completion of four Hudson river tunnels with eight planned by the Pennsylvania railroad to move commuters from New York to New Jersey suburbs. Real estate agents urge city funds for subways, while politics favor a seasoned machine, delaying local digging. Notes predictions of Jersey City guides replacing New York as the old metropolis in ten years.
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Hudson River
Pennsylvania Railroad
New York
New Jersey
Chas. F. Murphy
New American
Jersey City
Child’s tea talk sparks a domestic uproar ends in new arrival
Edwin quizzed on tea colors and manners in a playful scene that escalates into a temper flare, a hot water boil, and a trip to Mrs. Wilkins for tea room gossip. The piece closes with the notice of a daughter born to Mr. and Mrs. James Powlen on East Heh Street.
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Edwin
James Powlen
East Heh Street
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