Let Well Enough Alone In Hughes Western Tour
William Hester reports from Denver that Hughes faces strong reception at the Colorado county fair. About 2000 automobiles lined the track as farmers and prosperous families gathered, with prize hogs, cattle, and farm products on display and a monoplane overhead. The scene reflects the campaign’s favorable reception across the region.
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Wilson
William Hester
International News Service
Hughes
Pathfinders
Denver
Colorado County Fair
Fair Grounds
Silence Offloads Bluff to Take Rebounds on Boards
A terse report notes Silence aggressively clears the glass, securing rebounds and denying second-chance opportunities as opponents struggle to control loose balls. The focus remains on hustle and positioning in the defensive end.
Highest Market Price Paid W Locust Street Phone Office
Real estate listing notes top price paid on W Locust Street with office contact 474. 13 lyre appears as stray OCR.
Adams Brothers Organize Local Physical Culture Class
Messrs. T. C. and Curtis Adams of Winchester organized a physical culture class to start October 1. Curtis Adams will instructor with nightly sessions. many local businessmen pledged to join. A room in the McKee building above The Rogers Co. has been secured.
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Messrs
T. C
Curtis Adams
Wincheser
Adams
McKee
Rogers Co
Death of F C Colliden in Bozeman Montana
Relatives report the death of Mr. F C Colliden at his Bozeman home on Monday September 11 after a long illness of senility He was eighty six years old and survived by his wife Emma Calk sister of Price Calk of this county no children The deceased had often visited Kentucky with his wife and many friends regret his passing
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F. C. Colliden
Bozeman
Montana
Colliden
Emma Calk
Price Calk
Kentucky
Stanley Organs Back County Commissioners Appointment
The Elizabethtown News accuses Stanley supporters of criticizing the election commissioners, urging that their record should speak for itself. The piece challenges opponents to judge by deeds rather than words.
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Stanley
Elizabethtown News
Dr Palmer in Mt Sterling on Anti-Saloon League business
Dr N A Palmer president of the Anti-Saloon League of Kentucky was in Mt Sterling last week on league business.
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N. A. Palmer
The
Anti-Saloon League of
Kentucky
Mt. Sterling
Postal prices and air fares steadied amid price boosts
The article notes that postage stamp and air prices stay at normal levels while broader price increases continue across the country, highlighting ongoing inflationary pressure.
ORFUL MABEL Sam Wexler on political honesty with wife
Sam Wexler quips that if his wife ever agrees with him he would think he was wrong, a light moment captured in a social interview highlighting their playful dynamic.
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Orful
Mabel
Sam Wexler
Why I Am For Wilson by Irving Fisher
Irving Fisher a Yale professor and member of Roosevelt's Conservation Commission explains his choice to support Woodrow Wilson. He criticizes the Republican platform, endorses Wilson on tariff and Mexican policy, praises civil service reform, suffrage, and Wilson's record, and notes campaign rhetoric and household hair-care quips.
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Irving Fisher
Yale University
Roosevelt
National Conservation Commission
Chicago
St. Louis
Hughes
Wilson Independent League
Wilson
Old Guard
Mexico
Mr. Wilson
Mr. Hughes
Senate
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