Postal Department to teach postal laws in schools
The Post Office plans a new course for Lo gansport schoolchildren on postal laws and proper postage. Postmaster Johnston may teach if no substitute is found, with regular teachers likely handling the instruction. The aim is to improve knowledge beyond simply stamping letters. The piece also notes stock market chatter about Pacific coast expansion and ownership of shares, with no gold export engagements that day.
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Logansport
Johnston
Post Office
St. Paul
Pacific Coast
Stock” Exchange
Northern Pacific
Meeting planned to teach children postal basics in city
Postmaster Johnston to work with Superintendent Douglass and city teachers. They will outline a short course, provide copies of regulations, and have children weekly demonstrations on mailing letters and Uncle Sam regulations.
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Lfe
Johnston
Supt
Douglass
Uncle Samuel
Wall Street anticipates post election surge in securities
New York brokers expect a rush of demand for investments and speculation after the election. Offices will stay open overnight to receive orders and cable to London, while insiders and bankers drive active trading as markets react to results.
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New York
Wall Street
Financial District
London
Southern Pacific
Northern
Republican Party Aims and Record in Platform
A passage from the Republican National Platform extols the party as action oriented and responsive to times. It cites protectiveness of industry and labor, adherence to a gold standard, canal construction, anti-cruelty and anti-trust measures, railway regulation, rate laws, and crisis handling in war and peace, framing progress and conservation as core goals.
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Isthmian Canal
Cuba
America
Republican Party
Republican National Platform
The Tariff and the Injunction Question
The text argues that law is the common will enacted in statutes and that courts interpret and enforce these expressions of the people's will, placing courts on equal footing with laws as creators of legal effect.
People Should Rule as Judges Urge Quick Will of the People
A passage argues that free hand for courts threatens law and urges swift execution of the people's will. It defends American business as honest and notes some fraud while criticizing extremists attacking all business and tariff policy. The speaker contrasts tariff approaches and warns against adopting historically rejected revenue tariffs.
Admitted Supremacy of America in War and Work
The article argues American superiority stems from well fed workers, praising the man behind the gun in the Spanish American War and the factory worker at home. It credits the Republican Party for protecting workers against European cheap labor and fostering American trade and pay.
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Europe
Republican
Ali Ost
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