Undefined Rates and Subscriptions Mess on Chicago Bureau
A fragmentary OCR shows unclear references to rates for various publications including weekly and semi weekly editions. Mentions names such as WRAY and WAM appear, with scattered notes about four months and one year terms. The readable parts point to a catalog of pricing and delivery terms at a Chicago address with a security building margin.
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WDM
Ely Onthe
WAM
Ceee Mwaw
Vbree Goodithe
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Lot
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Chicago
Washington
Dos
Tenth Street
County Court Hosts Visit on Reed Road Project
Pendleton residents are invited to attend tomorrow afternoon from 1 to 5 pm to view the Reed road being built by the government in Umatilla county. The gathering aims to discuss road design, longevity, and paving needs while praising the county court for bringing government road builders to Oregon.
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Pendleton
Uma- Ulle
Orregan
Hesay
Couny
Cmatilla
The People's Money and Public Officials' Powers
A call in old text urging lawmakers to forbid public officials from using public funds for private gain. It argues salaries should be high enough to compensate service and keep interest income for the people, warning that misuse fosters graft and corruption.
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Creton
New York Governor to President: Hearst or Hughes
The piece notes that whoever is elected governor of New York is seen as future presidential timber. It underscores New York's political power and the unwritten rule that state leaders often move to the nation’s highest office, suggesting either Hearst or Hughes as likely contenders.
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New York
Empire State
Mystic Chamber of
Hughes
Hearst
East
Publicity Engines Stir Debate Over Insurance Scandals
The report notes how prominent editorials and sharp questioning target the insurance scandals. It highlights the role of key figures and the press in shaping public perception and driving accountability.
San Francisco faces clash over city autonomy and state control
The San Francisco Argonaut comments on the city’s push toward independence from state government under a radical charter. It notes divisions among the wealthy and labor, with officials accused by some and exonerated by others, as California’s power structure weighs in.
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San Francisco
New York
Albany
Chicago
Springfield
Ban Prandsco
Francisca
San Franccisco
Sbe
San Francisen
Lanedon
Heney
Jute Mill Question Divides Salem Politicians
Editor Frank Davey of the Salem Statesman weighs in on the jute mill proposal at the Oregon penitentiary. A study of the Walla Walla plant shows only about 10 percent of local farmers sacks can be produced, with distribution controlled by nearby interests. The piece notes Eastern Oregon desires clear position rather than vague talk.
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Frank Davey
Salem Sutesman
Legisature
Marion County
Oregonian
Statesman
Davey
Mys
Oregon Penitentiary
Walla Walla
Fragmented OCR reveals plan for textile or jute mill
The text discusses institutions procuring material from India and three dominant corporations. It mentions a proposed plant costing over 700,000 for machinery and buildings, aiming to produce cheaper packs. The piece notes potential to favor certain farmers and to compare incentives with a jute mill.
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Fn India
Mnachinery
Theater Hat Problem Solved at Mediterranean Spa
The Journal des Debats reports a new solution during the Inez season at a Mediterranean watering place casino. Women with hats sit left, hatless on the right, allowing entry without ejection. The left side becomes a dense hat crowd, making stage sight lines nearly impossible for hat wearers.
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Inez
Journal Des Debats
Palma of Cuba and a Nation's Past President
A historical sketch traces Palma of Cuba from revolutionary leadership in Spain to his role as Cuba’s interim president in the early 1900s. It notes his exile, long years abroad, and perceived fit for the Cuban presidency before losing touch with a newer generation. In Oklahoma a controversial animal cruelty case ends with a fine after a black henbooter incident.
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Palma
Havana
Paime
Tive Ike
Kensic
Spain
Cuba
Ponde
New York State
Cuebon
Oklahoma
Long Iey
Boothlick
Cout
Kansas City Star
Wealthy American brides abroad top $206 million in marriages
A London report identifies the heaviest dowers among Americans marrying abroad led by Duchess of Roxburghe born Mrs Hoelet with £40,000,000. Other large sums include Duchess of Marlborough $10,000,000 and Countess Castelslane $15,000,000.
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Duchess of Roxburghe
Hoelet
Duchess of Marlborough
Curzon
Countess Castels Lane
Vivian
William Beresford
Countess von L
London
Uncle Sam Can Save Millions By Growing Drugs Here
The United States imports about sixty million dollars in drugs and dyes annually that could be produced domestically. Government demonstrations show camphor trees can thrive in the U S with camphor at twenty six cents per pound. Licorice root and Belladonna show strong potential, with Nortree plants hardy to Pennsylvania. Agriculture department notes indicate viability for home growth.
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United States
Te Department of Agriculture
Pennsylvania
Horses in Demand and Mule Supply Rise in US
An investigation shows the total horses in the United States at the start of the year and a growing mule supply, countering the view that horses are rapidly becoming scarce. The piece also notes rising car use and mentions primaries in a political digression.
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United States
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Reallinen
Theater
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Royal Baking Powder CO
Frazier Theatre
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Frank B. Clopton & CO
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