Campaign views on tariffs and trusts across parties
The piece weighs presidential campaign themes focusing on tariffs and trusts. It contrasts Republican and Bull Moose protectionism with Democratic revenue tariffs and strong trust enforcement. It outlines trust regulation proposals and party stances, including holding companies, interlocking directors, and price discrimination. It notes sympathetic reactions to attacks but rejects using them to gain votes.
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Gary Perkins Ilen
Democratic Trust
United States
Wilson
Pendleton Dr Smith to Leave After 22 Years of Service
In Pendleton a veteran community leader Dr J Smith announces departure after 22 years of service. He originated the plan for Eastern Oregon Hospital and helped finance the new high school building. His work spanned public schools and numerous local improvements, and Pendleton will lose an influential civic worker. The piece contrasts his dedication with calls for intelligent voting in a current campaign and touches on local political concerns and fruit storage guidance.
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Pendleton
Eastern Oregon Hospital
Nitrogen From Air Promises Fertilizer Boom in SC and AL
A South Carolina chemical plant expanding to produce nitrogen for fertilizer signals a broader venture. A parallel Alabama plant, modeled after Niagara Falls experiments costing about a million dollars, aims to supply growers with a steady nitrogen source.
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South Carolina
Alabama By & Company
Niagara Falls
Chile
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United States
Willie Was Mixed and Sits on a Thought
A Cleveland Plain Dealer item recalls Willie describing how a momentary seat strike interrupted his thoughts. Marjorie questions sobriety as Willie insists he was inspired then felled by a bench. Attendant is called for an ambulance and restraint, while Willie explains the chair caused the lapse in sense.
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Willie
Marjorie
Kit
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Nearly a Row Breadmaker Comment Sparks Local Chat
A Washington Star excerpt shows a young married man arguing about bread making with phrases like This isn't Mice the bread mother makes and you are gellimg to start thd. the exchange reflects domestic quarrel humor and community reaction to home baking chores.
Keeps Us Guessing Hope Springs Eternal in the Human Breast
Kansas City Journal article fragment cites the proverb Hope springs eternal in the human breast with playful twists, noting a creative line about hope as a great job. The text appears as a humorous or editorial snippet.
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Kansas City Journal
Increasing Railway Returns Across Regions in July
Official July returns compiled from Inter state Commerce Commission reports show railway traffic revival on over 20000 miles, with eastern lines up 10.9 percent per mile per day, western lines up 16.4 percent, and southern lines down 5.5 percent. Countrywide net operating revenue rose to 80,197,743 dollars, up 9 million, while seven month totals lag 1911. Taxes per mile rose slightly, and operating expenses grew 7.6 percent.
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Bvrray of
Interstate Commerce Commission
Eastern Group of
Judge Bargains Over Police Visiting Kitchen
In a dialogue, a mistress refuses a large policeman in her kitchen and consents to a smaller one. Anna confirms willingness to comply, addressing the judge. The exchange showcases a domestic dispute with legal tension over police presence.
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Mistress
Anna
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