Death of Insurgency Teeters as Leaders Fall
In the wake of Senator La Follette’s death, debate swirls on who could lead the insurgent wing in Congress. Ladd’s passing removes a key ally, while figures like Norris and Borah show potential but drift from radical lines. The era of La Follette’s leadership appears over as Republicans regain stability.
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Nebraska
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Idaho
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The Walker's Duty as Pedestrians Face Moving Traffic
The article argues pedestrians are under pressure in the age of cars and streetcars. It notes scarce footpaths and urges walkers to use leftward facing movement when no sidewalk exists and to show courtesy to motorists while seeking safer routes.
Romancing the Shoe Strings in Florida Newspaper Market
The Tarapa Morning Tribune, a small daily with thirty-two years of history, was sold for 1.2 million dollars including only the plant and goodwill. Owner W F Stovall recalls starting the paper as a six copy daily and argues his wage over thirty-two years would have been reasonable. New owners likely based price on earnings potential rather than editor rewards.
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Florida
Tribune
W. F. Stovall
Stovall
Al Smith for President Club Formed in Denver
A Denver group forms an Al Smith for President club marking the opening of the 1928 Democratic obsequies. The note suggests the party’s waning momentum and the early mood in Denver as the campaign begins.
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al Smith
Denver
Centennial Letter Urges Pride in New Castle History
Jighn M. Snyder writes to celebrate New Castle’s centennial and urges descendants of old pioneer families to attend and boost the anniversary. He recalls the town’s growth from 1860 as a village to a manufacturing center and calls for honoring early citizens who built the city.
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New Castle
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Safety Sam Says: V fet start éd in time
A fragmented editorial note reflects on staying on schedule to avoid danger, noting that some people miss trains while others are struck by them for the same reason. It hints at cautionary instruction from Safety Sam.
Hints and Dints From Testimony at Trials and Times
A collage of social quips on trials and public life notes suggest servants, scandal, fashion, prohibition, and politics. References to judges, senators, and a Paris party mix with commentary on marriage vows and American life, hinting at changing norms and curious incidents of the era.
President Coolidge speaks direct to the people in 1925 era
Arthur Brisbane notes Coolidge’s radio address shaping national economy talk. He recalls Wilson and Beecher contrasts, praises plain speech, and highlights 1924 farm profits, sugarcoating patriotic fundraising and malaria mosquito habitats. He ends urging funds for disease and swamp eradication on federal farms.
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Indiana
James Whitcomb Riley
Truesdale Aims to Realign Presidency at Delaware Lackawanna Western
William H. Truesdale signals intent to realign the presidency of the Delaware Lackawanna and Western Railroad Company at today's meeting. The move centers on leadership direction and governance expectations for the historic rail line.
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Delaware, Lackawrong and Western Railroad Company
Career of a railroad leader spans decades
Mr Truesdale, born near Youngstown, began as a railway worker at age eight. He advanced through multiple lines, serving as assistant to the president of the Minneapolis and St. Louis railway, later becoming president and then receiver. He moved to Rock Island as third vice president and general manager in 1894, rising to president in five years, and in 1899 left Rock Island to head the Lackawanna road.
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The Back Slapper and the Worth of Principles
Dr Frank Crane argues that personality alone is hollow without firm principles. A trustworthy leader must stand on rock solid beliefs and keep the word even in darkness. He contrasts politicians driven by charm with bankers and presidents who need unwavering core values.
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New York
Ed Hows
McClure
Veaee
Faba Alm
Anniversary and historical notes mix from 1830 to 1882 events
A collage of dates and events from American history lists 1830 railroad jubilee in Burlington Virginia and the Union of the lakes and the Seine by railroad, 1848 eight hour work day for government workers, General Lee crossing the Potomac, Mortimer Thomson as Daysticks, and births including September 2, 1882. It preserves era flavour with scattered references to religion and battles.
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Senator Walsh Chosen Permanent Chairman at Madison Square Garden
One year ago Senator Walsh of Montana was chosen permanent chairman of the Democratic national convention in Madison Square Garden. The text notes a quoted line about unhappiness and marriage, reflecting partisan rhetoric and uncertain sentiment of the era.
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Montana
Ichosen
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World And The Mud Puddles Gun Play
A British column argues against armed police and criticizes US gun use. It describes a prohibition era shooting in a billiard room, warning that police with firearms cause more danger than criminals and call for removing guns from police to improve public safety.
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London
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Just Folks and The Pansy by Edgar A Guest
The poem compares flowers to people, contrasting the rich roses with the humble pansy. The pansy, though overlooked, carries gentle beauty and a soul as lovely as the rose, reflecting themes of humility, fame, and enduring grace.
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