Logansport Daily Reporter publication details and rates
Inez M. Sutton, trustee, announces delivery terms for the Logansport Daily Reporter. Carriers deliver for ten cents a week or forty cents monthly. daily, weekly editions issued Tuesdays and Fridays, annual advance price $1.25. Subscriptions, orders, and notices managed at the office. anonymous letters not published. Second class matter at Logansport Post Office, Indiana.
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Rate protects subscribers via direct reports
No carrier may report a stop change of address or complaint. these must be made directly to the office by phone card or personally. The rate is set to safeguard subscribers.
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Waterways as modern tools in national commerce debate
Washington dispatch argues inland waterways cut transport costs and boost America’s competitiveness against Germany and Europe. It contrasts water routes with rail, cites Ohio and Monongahela depths, Lake Erie gains, and cites Germany’s canal expansion as a model for tool-based growth. Joe Cannon described as czar in Congress.
Cannon as a Story Teller and Czar Like Old Hickory
Joe Cannon, famed House leader, chats with reporters and tells stories when asked about his nickname. He rejects being a presidential candidate ahead of his legislative goals and jokes about his long habit of storytelling.
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Waterways and rails compare in 50 year view
The speaker notes 50 years ago waterway mileage was greater, now only 50,000 miles are navigable after a fashion. They claim 50,000 miles more could be made navigable with attention and that improving waterways would cost less than rehabilitating railways.
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Gardner Announces Candidacy for Cass and Fulton Joint Rep
Harry M. Gardner declares his candidacy for joint representative of Cass and Fulton Counties, pending the Democratic joint representative convention in Logansport on May 7.
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Logansport
Harry M. Gardner
Snell Files for Cass County Clerk Nomination
John W. Snell announces candidacy for clerk of the Cass circuit court subject to the Democratic county convention decision. He serves as Clerk Circuit Court and Editor Reporter notes his bid.
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Cass
John W. Snell
Estabrook Declares Candidacy For County Commissioner
Daily Reporter notes that R. S. Estabrook announces intent to run for First District county commissioner, contingent on Democratic convention decision. The notice states candidate submission is subject to party approval.
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R. S. Estabrook
Reckley seeks re nomination for Cass County sheriff
Editor announces candidate Lewis E. Reckley will run for re nomination at the Democratic convention in Cass County. Reckley serves as Cass County sheriff and seeks continued leadership.
Public sentiment rules on prohibition in Greely tale
The piece contrasts Greely Colorado with strong local support for prohibition against liquor and swift citizen action against violators. It cites a bygone incident where a groggery was removed and warns that Colorado Springs lacked such backing, with whisky seen at a hotel banquet on doctor prescription.
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Underdogs Clash With Sultan Rounding The World Stage
An obscure nation seeks attention by challenging the Sultan’s authority and drawing international focus. The remark questions whether Ialy can fare better than Greece in this confrontation and asserts hopes for a sturdier response.
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Greece
Haiti Considers Aldrich Currency Bill for Aid
The Haitian dollar value stands near a fraction of a cent. Officials ponder using the Aldrich currency measure to stabilize trade and support relief efforts.
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Haiti
Hoboken Profs Predict Roosevelt Victory in 1920
Prof Meyer describes himself as a scientific astrologer from Hoboken and forecasts Franklin D Roosevelt as the next president. The claim echoes a prior Hoboken forecast attributed to Hetty Green.
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Hetty Green
Bryan Leads in the Far East and Chicago Tribune Vote
Chicago Tribune conducts a straw poll across twelve northern Atlantic states on Democratic presidential nominees. Bryan leads first choice votes, with Johnson and Gray trailing, while second-choice patterns show shifts toward Johnson and Gray in the northeast. Combined first and second choices place Bryan well ahead in total, but notable undercurrents favor Johnson, Gray, and several western figures in specific regions.
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Dysentery Cure Ad from Walcott Vermont
An advertisement touts Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as the cure for a severe dysentery attack. A Walcott Vermont druggist Mr Leach is cited claiming prompt cure after obtaining the remedy for an unnamed honored citizen who trusted its effectiveness. For sale by W H Porter.
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Judge Urges Probers to Probe Coal Combine
In Louisville on May 5 Judge Joseph Prior told the May grand jury that the tobacco combine should not be equated with the coal combine. He urged a thorough inquiry into pools trusts and combines and to return indictments where evidence warrants it. He said coal prices are high and hurt the poor.
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Fifteen Year Old Fay Black Killed at Railroad Crossing
Fay Black aged fifteen died when struck at a railroad crossing near Liberty on Sunday evening while driving home from church. Observer reports describe the fatal crash as a tragic accident with no immediate details on other injuries or the train involved.
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Foley's Honey and Tar Endorsed Against Consumption
War on the white plague shows all nations seek to curb consumption. Foley's Honey and Tar is claimed to cure coughs and colds completely, ensuring no consumption risk. Druggist W. H. Porter urges requesting Foley's Honey and Tar for safe, certain results.
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