Ailing Newspapers and Subscribing Nations Charges in Congress
Senator Calloway accused twenty five influential U S newspapers of being subsidized by Morgan interests and urged proof. The St Louis Globe Democrat urged full investigation into these charges as possible attempts to sway U S policy toward belligerents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nian Calloway
United States
Stone
Senate
St. Louis Globe Democrat
Press of
America
Calaway
Mr. Calloway
Mann as Speaker in Possible Republican Conference Plan
Promoters of a conference of all Republican members push for Mann as speaker and Lenroot as floor reader while drafting a preparatory program. A new faction called prepared Republicans backs the move and pressures committees to convene. Rumors claim Mann may be ousted as floor leader in the next House, with some saying he will be speaker if the party organizes, while others see his future leadership fading.
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Representative Mann
House
Mann
Congress
Two Men Fight Over Three Puppies at Law
A Portland case has L Witlett and Storfon M Kaslin disputing ownership of a stray third puppy after agreeing to a fifty fifty split. The odd pup remains a point of contention as parties move toward legal action.
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Page King- Solomon
L. Witlett
Storfon M. Kaslin
Portland
The Rain That Ruined Waterloo of Kansas Highways
A poem-like item notes that Kansas roads ruin travel and a county fair due to rain the night before. It cites forty million dollars invested in cars and urges highway improvement to avoid future rain days. The piece ends with apologies to Wm. Dawson of Sharon Wisconsin.
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Kansas
Wm. Dawson
Sharon
Wis
Coast Guard Service in War Time Strength and Duty
The Coast Guard operates under the Navy in war with 4000 officers at 279 stations and 47 cutters ready as an anti submarine nucleus. Crews are seasoned veterans capable of long patrols and towing derelicts, with wireless and mine laying roles, while peacetime duties include lifesaving, marine policing, navigation enforcement, and emergencies across 362 service days a year. The Yamacraw incident and other救救 reports highlight rapid, demanding operations and unwavering readiness.
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Public Service
United States Coast Guard Service
Navy Department
Coast Guard Service
Coast Guard
Neptune
Supples
Ufesaying
Sea Branch
Revenue Cutter Service
Wall
Revenue and Customs
Behring Sea
Department of Agriculture
Niagara River
Ma Coast Guard
Naval cutter Seneca Rescues Sealand Crew From Gale Drift
The Yamacraw ranger pursues a grounded steamer after news of a gale near Cape Sleary. The Seneca chases the Norwegian Sealand for 60 hours and 160 miles, then tows Sealand to Halifax after rescuing its crew. The Sealand is also towed to safety.
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Cape Sleary
Seneca
Sealand
Svaland
Halifax
Foley's Honey and Tar Cold Remedy Uses
Stuffy wheezy breathing head congestion coughing and sneezing described. Claims feverish sleepless nights ease with Foley's Honey and Tar, a non opiate remedy sold widely as safe and sure.
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Foley
Safe & Sure
Atie Mae
The Odd Character Frank Waller Passes Away
An obituary from Marquette Tribune describes Frank Waller as a unique and frugal man who hoarded wealth, avoided debts and charity, trusted no one, and lived a strict, lawful life. The piece notes his solitude, lack of social ties, and final passing to his reward.
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Marquette Tribune
Frank Waller
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Waterloo
Europe
the Coast Guard
Walter
Foundanee
Valier
St. Leeis
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St. Louis
Globe-Democrat
Daily Globe Democrat
Sunday Globe-Democrat
the Globe Printing CO
St. Louis, Mo
Keifer’s
the City Drug
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