Kept Press Debate Echoes in Journalism Lecture
The talk by Dr. M L Spencer at the Canadian Women’s Club questions if the kept or capitalistic press reflects outside influence. He notes distinct risks when editors seek office or enter business on the side, urging caution about journalism’s integrity and independence. The piece contrasts kept papers like Morgan’s New York Post with independent outlets and warns against simplistic denials of bias.
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Dean Spencer
Morgan
New York Post
Trust
Montana
Tindall tackles garbage race issue in Seattle
The article portrays a heated Seattle debate over garbage disposal with Councilman Tindall proposing an ordinance to give health authorities control and require bids from American bidders to curb Japanese competition in the restaurant salvage market. It argues the measure combats alleged Jap ovization of industry and praises American first stance.
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Seattle
Amer
Tindall
Health Department
Bcans
Togo
Pacific Coast
Wilson backs Thrace claim. Bulgaria supported by Pr. President
The article notes President Wilson and Bulgarian authorities weighing Thrace's rightful ownership with Bulgaria receiving decisive support, framing the dispute as a key diplomatic issue of postwar borders and national sovereignty.
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Wilson
Thrace
Bulgaria
Russia and the fate of Constantinople in the postwar order
The piece argues Russia must be involved in decisions on Constantinople and the Dardanelles, warning that excluding Russia risks future war. It contemplates Turkish control, a possible international commission with Russia excluded, and hints at American leadership and tax policy shifts.
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Constantinople
Dardanelles
Russia
Ilson
Russisia
Europe
Black Sea
Mediterranean
America
New World
Everett True of Condo Faces Odd Skate Critique
A fragmented excerpt shows a quirky, opinionated note about encountering a skate and critiquing entertainment. The speaker hints at a playful, cryptic exchange and mentions a foe or figure tied to a “FAE pass.”
We ll Say So and Other Fragments from the Era
A compilation of odd notes and local squibs from various towns including Akron and Hanger, with references to John Carmody and Aileen Claire, moving pictures, a Siwash Indian, and a mix of political jokes and social notices. The text mentions a political ticket in Banger Colorado and a court ruling on a fresh fee.
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Chamber of Commerce
Dark Horse in the Nation’s Race
A poetic critique portraying a dark horse candidate who avoids party rules and political branding. The piece casts the figure as wary of politics, focused on national needs, and feared as an unexpected force in a looming political contest.
Uncle Sam M D answers eczema and health questions
A general health column explains eczema treatment varies by form and cause and should be guided by a qualified physician. It notes bad breath may come from teeth or nasal or digestive issues and requires examination. It outlines U S Public Health Service help for discharged service members needing hospital care and how to apply.
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United States Public Health Service
Army
Navy
Warwick Insurance Bureau
Public Health Service
Bureau of War Risk Insurance
War Risk Insurance Bureau
Marine Hospital Division
Eighth
F Sta
N. W
Washington, D. C
Sam
M. D
U. S. Public Health Service
Washington, BD. C
My Home Buy in Seattle Now Available
One half acre lot with a one unit house in Seattle offered for 160 dollars cash plus 15 dollars per month. The ad promises savings over renting and notes included benefits like chickens, garden, and free wood to ease living costs.
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Seattle
Radical by Dr Frank Crane urges rooted, calm reform
The piece defends radicalism as seeking truth and root causes, condemning reckless violence. It argues radicalism is gentle, patient, and tolerant, capable of resisting evil without bluster, and warns against misusing the label by envy or profit-minded critics.
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Cal
Help This Woman Struggles With Mortgage and Loss
Readers urged to assist a widowed mother with four children left fatherless by pneumonia last winter. She lives with a $500 mortgage on a cold Queen Anne Hill home and seeks support to feed, clothe, and house her family. Contact: 2513 12th Ave W.
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Ealtor the
12Th Ave. W
Whatsoever Ye Would That Men Should Do You
AReflection on Jesus urging workers to treat others as they would wish to be treated. The Interchurch World Movement links the Master’s program to labor, urging Christians to direct industry toward goods that build character and joy, not just wealth.
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Everett True
Moul Dong
John Carmody
John
Aileen Claire
Akron
Ohio
Hanger
Democrats
Lloyd Colelasure
Sasenaor Alva Colelasure
Marion Colelasure
Arthur Colelasure
Perry Colclasore
Clyde Colciasore
Banger
Colo
Herald
Kl4
McCoy
Jang An
United States
D’annunsio
League of Nations
Will Hays
Hen Lodge
Ealing
Bob Blows
Nobert
Waupace
Burt Heoe
Amherst
Liberty
John D. Rockefeller
Uncle John
Edmund Vance Cooke
Herbert Hoover
Rupert Muse
HCY
MY Home
H. C. Peters
3D Ave
Frank Crane
Anne Hill
C. BA
Capitol
Nazareth
of God
Interchurch World Movement
Churches
Jesus Christ
United Financial Campaign
Einterchurch World Movement of
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