The North End Daily Oriole Comes To A Collision
Florence Atwater intrudes on Herbert Atwater and Henry Rooter in their printing room over a poem she wrote. She defends her place, asserts the family name, and challenges their editorial control as she tries to deliver the work for inclusion.
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Florence
Baltimore
Ence
Henry Rooter
Herbert
Mr. Rooter
The Organest Publication Debut by Young Printers
Herbert Illingsworth Atwater Jr. and his friend Henry Rooter, both about thirteen, start a newspaper called the North End Daily Ori ole after receiving a printing press from Uncle Joseph. Flor ence Atwater resents being barred from participation due to her desire to boss.
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Joseph
Herbert Illingsworth Atwater, Jr
Henry Rooter
North End
Oriole
Herbert
Florence Atwater
Market Report Shows Mixed Movements Across Commodities
The Agriculture Department market bulletin notes firmer potato demand in some regions with New York shipments at 1.85 per 100 lb and 2.10 to 2.20 bulk price. Apples, grains, and hay show varied trends while livestock prices weaken for many classes. dairy products drop with slower butter sales and steady cheese. Cotton spot and futures edge lower as market activity remains cautious.
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New York
Maine
Green Mountains
Boston
Chicago
Michigan
Minnesota
Philadelphia
Pittsburg
Northwestern
Jonathans
Kansas City
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Timothy
Atlanta
Jacksonville
Memphis
Prairie
Minneapolis
Southwest
Lake
India
Pacific Coast
United States
Iowa
North Dakota
Kansas
Women cannot serve on juries in Texas ruling
The Texas Court of Criminal Appeals held that women cannot legally serve on grand or petit juries. It voided indictments from McLennan County and dismissed three cases, citing constitutional and statutory provisions requiring twelve men on juries.
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Austin
Tex
Texas
Court of Criminal Appeals
Dick Harper
Ernest Carr
R. H. Storms
McLennan County
Harper
Vernon-Sayles
German Embassy Loses Its Splendor in Washington
The German embassy will be a plain, modest official house after the war. It will cost Germany much to maintain an embassy as marks convert to dollars. Workers overhaul the brick house on Massachusetts Avenue after four years of vacancy. The Swiss oversee the restoration and repairs.
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Washington, D. C
Massachusetts Avenue
Houston Lawyer Baldwin Shot Dead Near Hillsboro
Judge J C Bald win of Houston aged 50 was killed by gunfire Sunday near Files Valley Hill County. Will Thompson, Bald win's brother in law, surrendered to Constable Satterfield at Itasca and was later brought to Hillsboro. The shooting occurred at the old Thompson homestead.
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Hillsboro
Tex
J. C. Baldwin
Houston
Files Valley
Hill County
Will Thompson
Baldwin
Satterfield
Itasca
Thompson
Fort Worth Stock Market Report On Friday
Fort Worth Texas steady prices for all livestock classes. Late arriving cattle and hogs found few buyers as buyers closed sheets early. About 1,800 cattle 1,600 calves 500 hogs and 500 sheep were estimated. Hogs sold best at 7.40 dollars per head for a few cars.
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Fort Worth
Tex
Florence Refuses Poetry Submission Fee in Newspaper Sale
A brief note quotes a reader offering to publish poems for twenty cents, with a response implying a requested payment from Florence. The framing resembles a small town newspaper exchange over poetry submissions and pricing.
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Florence
Contradictions in Fat Habits and Debt in Letters
A curious line from the period notes that women prone to excess weight may resist it, while a man burdened by creditors is labeled a man of letters. The remark blends social stereotypes with fiscal slang in a concise, pointed quip.
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Union Pharmacal Company
New York
Kansas City
Oil prices rise in Shreveport territory
The Standard Oil Company of Louisiana raised the price of all crude grades by 50 cents a barrel in the Shreveport territory, except for Caddo heavy. The move took effect Tuesday.
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Shreveport
Caddo Heavy
Standard Oil Company of Louisiana
Wheat for Greece Montreal Purchases 2,000,000 Bushels
Canadian wheat estimated at 2,000,000 bushels has been purchased by New York agents for the Greek government. The deal signals continued grain exports amid wartime or postwar trade arrangements.
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Montreal
New York
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