ReErine Away Visitors From Jersey
The article reports on the New Jersey motor vehicle action by J B R Smith revoking an eight day dollar fee tourist license for Delaware and Pennsylvania motorists and imposing an annual license fee from seven to fifteen dollars. It argues this retaliation harms travelers and resort business and urges a more liberal reciprocal policy with neighboring states. It also notes possible extension to New York and Massachusetts motorists.
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Statute Granted Teeth in Supreme Court Ruling
Chief Justice White declared the decision against the American Tobacco Company gives the act vivifying potentiality and a practicable statute to punish powerful wrongdoers. The ruling contrasts with a strict literal interpretation that would cause confusion, saying trust magnates can be sent to jail under the court's interpretation.
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Post office monopoly faces deficit and shifts in policy
The Postoffice monopoly, deemed the nation’s strongest business power, shows a $17 500 000 deficit believed to be wiped out by reserve fund changes and national growth. Critics call for reform as parcels post expands while public ownership faces pressure and policy shifts under Postmaster Hitchcock.
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Postoffice Department Reports First Deficit Free Year
For the first time in its history the Postoffice Department shows no deficit. The feat, achieved despite many obstacles, is described as a rare testimonial to businesslike operation. June weather starts auspiciously, underscoring the value of good beginnings.
Greats on the Decline List Grows
The roster of aging political figures including Castro Zelaya Abdul Hamid Manuel and Diaz expands as critics label them as has beens amid mounting calls for fresh leadership and change.
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Editorial Snippets Tackle Poverty and Graft
A collage of editorial quips contrasts poverty with happiness and mocks restraints on social behavior in parks. It notes graft in federal departments after a House probe, detailing an inflated art payment and suspect vouchers awaiting explanation.
Indomitable Showmen Rally At Coney Island After Fire
In a fire scarred Coney Island area a tent gallery shows a crudely painted sign You cant keep a good man down. Showmen restore operations and reopen stalls in Dreamland as visitors begin to arrive amid ash and ruins, highlighting resilient spirit and ingenuity in hardship.
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Read these showmen on their way to fame
A quoted New York Press line lauds daring showmen as heroes of enterprise admired by the world, noting they will not face gunfire yet are celebrated for their ingenuity and ambition.
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Fifty Years Since the Nation’s War Remembrance
Richard Linthicum reflects in the New World column on a past war fifty years ago. He contrasts marching crowds, tears of families, and battlefield violence with a modern call for love and peace honoring those who wore the blue and gray and paid the ultimate price.
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Richard Linthicum
Thoughts Worth Reading Self Government in Mexico
A Philadelphia Ledger critique contrasts US progress with Mexico under Diaz. It argues the majority, including Indians and peons, lack persistence and leadership, needing a master to govern. The piece suggests the Maderists face a hard path to self government after decades of controlled governance.
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New Power Press At Seacoast Sanitary Plant
The Seacoast Attraction Company operates the Myrtle crematory plant and is installing a new power press at a cost near $1500. The press sits at the freight station awaiting removal with a foundation being laid by Masons. It will force fatty garbage from waste, send it to the barreling room for shipment, then to the steam-drying chamber and finally be ground for fertilizer. Since the system was recorded three years ago, no waste material remains and by products have a market.
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Avenuey Ane
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Advertisement Promises Payoffs in Daily Record
An unsigned notice touts advertising in the Daily Record with guaranteed returns. It urges businesses to place ads to boost visibility and sales, claiming high audience reach and quick payoff.
Madero Presents El Paso Cannon From Juarez Siege
Francisco I Madero honored by El Paso banquet will donate a cannon used by his forces in capturing Juarez. He departs for Mexico City via Hagie Pass tomorrow. Daniel de Villers was bound over on charges of plotting against Madero with a $2000 bond after a Sunday hearing.
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Democrats and Republicans to play charity baseball in Washington
A charity baseball game between the House Democrats led by Edwin Y. Webb of North Carolina and the Republicans organized by Nicholas Longworth of Ohio and James F. Burke of Pennsylvania is planned for June. Proceeds will go to the Washington Playgrounds association to fund improved playgrounds for local children. Vice President Sherman is expected to officiate the first inning as umpire.
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New Lutheran Head Elected President in New York
Dr F E Koehrle of Buffalo was elected president of the Evangelical Lutheran synod at its tenth annual meeting in Christ Lutheran church Brooklyn pastor G B Weiskotten was defeated for re election Charles A Schieren ex mayor of Brooklyn offered 50000 for a professorship at the Lutheran theological seminary Mount Ary Pa 40000 to endow the professor salary and 10000 for his home.
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Died to Save a Girl Sir William Gilbert Dies in Bathing Rescue
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