Chautauqua Critique and Pennant Pranks Spark Debate
An unsigned editorial critiques chautauqua critics and praises the event while noting disruptive behavior. It laments vandalism as pennants tied to street lights were torn down during a rainstorm, and warns that a small group’s mischief can seed criminal habits in youth.
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Wm. Keighley
Farmers must unite for safe roads and fair markets
The piece argues against calling grain withholding a strike and urges farmers to back good roads and resist price manipulation by speculators. It notes high admission costs for boxing and condemns reliance on government aid, urging self reliance and mutual support among farmers for better prices and infrastructure.
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Kansas
Promotors in Shelby Face Shortfall for Big Prize Fight
The editors note Shelby Mont promoters lack about 80 000 dollars for the prize fight and argue the sum could fund churches schools hospitals and summer camps. They concede a man may spend his money as he wishes within the law while lamenting the waste.
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Allen
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Samuel Gompers
Madison, Square Garden
New York
Ruth Bryan Owen
William J. Bryan
Orient
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Tehyi Hsieh
China
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Bill Daly
Iowa
Thomas E. Green
May Valentine
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Editor’s human limits in judging news omissions
The text reflects on readers’ criticisms of editors for omitting items and argues editors are limited by human senses and time. It stresses that editors operate with a single pair of eyes and one tongue, trying to balance accuracy and diverse reader demands in a busy press environment.
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