Comet star engagement and Texas issues in old paper
The article notes a star engagement by Editor eM Manager and discusses Texas political matters with references to old Confederates, Pearsall water needs, a 12 member corporation, and a plan for Host Commerce street rights. It mentions John D. Rockefeller paying witness fees after court fines, a Chicago mother's death from a broken neck post dental work, and garbled local notes about prohibition, Georgia politics, and regional commerce prospects.
Army Canteen Favor Reestablishment Faces Congress Fight
Acting Judge Advocate General Porter urges restoring the army canteen, arguing abolition bred disorder and drinking beyond posts. War department leaders back reestablishment as public education campaigns counter abolition claims. The issue likely to spark congressional debate next session.
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Porter
Wmay
Avery
Congress
Jow
War Department
Cautven
Oteanitalian
Sherman Antitrust Actions Against Harvester Trust
Washington department of justice and the Bureau of Corporations prepared to seek antitrust proceedings against the International Harvester Company. The inquiry found the parent company dominates major reaper and mower plants, coordinates through subsidiaries, fixes prices, and controls output and distribution across the United States and abroad. It contends price regulation and market control violate the Sherman Act and would substantially disrupt business if strictly applied.
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Washington
Chicago
International Harvester Company. Com
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Harvester Trust
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International Harvester Company
Department of Justice
Reaper
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America
Rourne
Hartford
Roosevelt Message And The Law In The 1930s Campaign
The text notes President Roosevelt’s new laws and a looming presidential campaign. It warns the law should not be used as a tool to divide or attack the opposing party in a way that could harm the Republican position as campaigns intensify.
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Roosevelt
Congress
Twilight of the Redskins in federal Indian policy
The Interior Department aims to redefine tribal relations and citizenship for American Indians. The Kansas City Star notes the move forces Indians to abandon tradition, adopt white customs, and embrace taxation, politics, and civil life under Secretary Garfield. The change signals a divergent path for centuries of tribal identity and raises questions about success and enforcement.
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Interior Department
Indiana
Reece
Garfield
Tabor
Bryan on Regulation and Elective Regulation Arguments
The article discusses William Jennings Bryan railing against political uses of regulation. It notes three propositions on elective regulation: valuing railroads, preventing overcapitalization, and reducing rates to a reasonable return on real value. It contrasts Republican support for value assessment with calls for rate relief and mentions commissions in New York and bonds by Buffalo and Susquehanna Railway. It cites Republican Minnesota Kansas Nebraska and Democratic Texas North Carolina as examples in the debate.
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Republisan
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New York World
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Roosevelt
New York
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Minnesota
Kansas
Nebraska
Texas
North Carolna
Irrigation Congress to Debate Public Lands Policy in Sacramento
The National Irrigation Congress will meet in Sacramento from September 27 to discuss administration’s public land policy. Prominent figures invited include Gifford Pinchot, U S senators Burkett and Spooner, governors Frantz and Brooks, with opponents such as Senator Heyburn and President Wilson of the American Wool Growers Association also named. The event aims for a live, up to date debate on federal land control.
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National Irrigation Congress
Sacramento
Irrigation Congress Management
Donaugatt
Gifford Pinchot
United States Forester
Burkett
Nebraska
Frantz
Oklahoma
Warren
Wyoming
Seister la Follone
Wisconsin
Spooner
Nelson
Minnesota
Murdo MacKenzie
Colorado
U. S
Heyburn
Tahoe
Brooks
Wraring
Buechtel
Mondell
Wyning
Cushman
Wallington
Clark
Fulton
Oregon
Patterson
Colorafy
Carter
Montana
Wra M Wilson
American Wool Growers’ S Association of
Bold under-day serendets clash with sugar claims
The text complains of bold intrusions by unnamed groups denouncing pie and manipulating values of peanuts and other compounds. It accuses scientists of cruelty and predicts a reckoning as a young man learns his beloved contains little sugar and more time and chemical blends.
A Query on Dogs and a Londonesque Mirth
A whimsical passage notes a reader amused by a mativerine item and a playful riff on classic Chambers of Londonesque style. The text blends odd phrases with a light, satirical tone and hints at prose from Sunset Magazine.
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Pheela
The University of Manchester Students Urged to Focus
The article notes academic and athletic duties at the university, stressing the importance of lectures, study hours, and examinations alongside athletic training. It highlights campus routines, discipline, and the interplay between coursework and sport.
Romances and Humor From a Slump Era Page
A collage of scattered quips verses and anecdotes from a Chicago Record Herald page. it includes a mock tale of a girl’s loyal bearing after a family slump and riffs on poetry mathematics and moral sayings with odd letters and hometown humor.
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Chicago Record-Herald
Pa's Explanation and a Tongue Twister Contrast
The fragment mentions a buckboard ride with possible extra charges for "haul mealera" and notes that if located conveniently they are carried back and forth for nothing. It quotes Pa's remark about carrying coal to Newcastle and a line about a woman studying languages, labeled as my son.
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Tedua
Newcastle
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