The New Times Publishing Co Publication Details
Daily Manitowoc Wisconsin publication data shows mailing dates, pricing, and subscription options for 1920. Note the 717 York street address and post office notices under the 1870 act with various rates for daily and longer-term periods.
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New Times Publishing Co
York Street
Manitowoc
Wis
Manitowoc Times Marks Ten Years Of Public Interest
The Manitowoc Times celebrates its tenth anniversary affirming a fearless, fair press. The paper pledges to serve the public with independence, defend the public interest for all, and remains confident in continued faithful reporting for today and tomorrow.
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Manitowoc Times
Tex Rickard's Death Ends Era in Boxing News
The nation mourns Tex Rickard a colorful figure who elevated boxing from obscurity to respectability and financial success. His passing raises questions about Jack Dempsey's future plans and whether the sport will lose its renewed prominence and crowd drawing power. Rickard's rise from obscurity to prominence left a lasting impact on promoters and fighters alike.
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Tex Rickard
Rickard
Mother
Jack Dempsey
Dempsey
They Should Take Out the Yellow Light at Tenth and Washington
A letter argues removing the yellow light to ease strain on the lakefront electric plant and prevent accidents as drivers hit the line during the brief yellow phase. It also urges placing the red light on top for proper visibility and safety.
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Tenth
Washington
Municipal Electric
Lake Front
Death of Dr. Max Staehle Shocks Manitowoc
The city mourns health commissioner Dr. Max Staehle who died last night. He was renowned as Manitowoc’s best health official and beloved for his pleasant nature and cheerful greeting. His loss impacts many and the city’s public health leadership.
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Max Staehle
Staehle
Manitowoc
Questions Answered by Manitou Times Editor
A reader service from Frederick M. Kerby invites questions to the Washington Bureau of the Manitowoc Times. Readers send two cents for replies, with medical or legal advice not provided.
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Frederick M. Kerby
Ques
Manitowoc Times
Washington
New York Avenue
Washington, D. C
Quick Quiz Answers Reveal History and Science Facts
A series of trivia style questions covers religious texts, languages, political terms, time zones, historic celebrations, Mars observation limits, map projections, great circle routes, solar-planet conjunctions, French Protestant demographics, the Battle of Zenta, and fur care tips.
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Germany
New York City
Los Angeles
California
Hudson-Fulton
Mars
Earth
New York
Paris
Lindbergh
Venus
France
Zenta
Bosnia
Eugene of Savoy
What's What in Washington by Charles P. Stewart
Washington correspondent recalls chasing Andy Furuseth across the globe from San Francisco to New York Rotterdam and Rio He is a perpetual traveler who cannot be easily reached.
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Washington
Charles P. Stewart
Central Press
Manitowoc Times
Andy Furuseth
San Francisco
Andy
Japan
New York
Rio
Rotterdam
Borneo
Miss Drab
Veteran sea leader Furuseth driven by ocean life at 75
Andy Furuseth, president of the International Seamen's Union, travels between San Francisco and Washington by sea. At 75 he remains deeply engaged in seafaring issues and recently pursued an independent inquiry into the loss of the Vestris, challenging common beliefs about radio safety at sea. He mocks shorebound shipmasters taking orders from owners.
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Andy
International Seamen's Union
Earth
American Federation of Labor
Washington
South Pole
Dick Byrd
Kamchatka
Madagascar
Nova’ Zgembla
Norway
San Francisco
Andy Furuseth
Dame
Vestris
Andy Fornseth
Voxpopper Letters and the Drive to Get Over Ideas
The piece notes readers who write long letters to newspaper editors to push personal schemes or ideologies. It highlights Henry Allen as a Single Tax adherent and mentions a New York scholar famed for constant voxpoppping to showcase his personality and ideas.
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Fox
Henry Ware Alien
Edi
Odher
Allen
Henry George
Ewspaper
New York
Man’s World Influence Measured by Sway Over It
A reflective assertion that a person’s standing hinges on the degree of sway they exert over worldly affairs. The quotation emphasizes subjective influence as a gauge of importance and power.
Wit and Whimsy in 1920s Gossip and Fables
Walter Winchell and Mine recount a vaudeville era fable about a Bronx Ziegfeld girl boasting of a copper Rolls Royce with alligator interior and 18 karat vanity cases. The piece notes Jo lson era satire from Don Marquis and misattributions among columnists, as Chicago May recalls a grim fate from youth.
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B. A. Rolfe
Don Marquis
Mr. Mack
Moran jand_ Mack
Perky of a Fool and Mixed Sayings
A garbled excerpt compiles quips and misquoted lines about behavior wealth and vice. It lists pithy phrases and nicknames with dubious attributions including slang terms and moral judgments.
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