The People Can Govern Themselves
A reader warns against overreliance on federal power and criticizes the rise of the boss system in American municipalities as studied in recent pages. The remarks reflect concern about local self rule and political influence.
The People Awakening to Fight Local Corruption
A passionate long-told defense of civic reform warns that graft and dishonesty plague governments but asserts an emerging army of honest citizens will replace weak officials. It insists Americans can govern locally without federal interference, forecasting a decline of entrenched bosses.
Far sight for faults in others and self
Reflections warn readers against judging others for faults they themselves possess. The piece urges training sight inward, noting people blame weather, money, and government while neglecting personal conduct, and stresses starting reform at home to improve broader governance.
Portland Fair Structures Accepted From Contractors
Portland Oregon reports rapid progress on Lewl and Clark exposition buildings. The Agricultural and State buildings and other improvements have been completed and accepted. A half mile long Willamette bridge spans to an island with government and smaller state facilities. The Forestry building features upright trees as pillars with two near eight feet in diameter at an entrance. Gardens promise notable views from the hill and main drive as work progresses.
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Portland
Willamette
Th.eknens
Laws Do Not Follow Flag Over Panama Canal Case
The Attorney General Frank L. Campbell issued a decision saying U.S. laws do not apply to the Panama Canal zone, described as not an organized U.S. territory. The ruling centers on whether patent and trademark protections extend to the canal zone.
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Washington
Frank L. Campbell
Interior Department
United States
Seeve
Canal
STAR DUST and the Stock Exchange Comic Dialect
A fragment features humorous banter about finance and a comic Yiddish dialect exchange. It recalls a Wall Street scene with brokers, a mistaken tip, and a chaotic market moment followed by a calm recovery. The piece ends with a quip about women's intuition versus men's.
Time running short to save on Dr Johnston Co stock sale
Only four days left until Saturday December 31 to save 75 to 125 on a piano and 25 to 50 on an organ. The store plans a busy start to the new year and urges buyers to act quickly to avoid missing the opportunity.
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Dr. Johnston Co
Sam
Plano
Powell Lake Rowboat Disaster Strikes Bellingham Party
Mr and Mrs S S M Wood of Bellingham with Bruce Lee and Cooper reached Vancouver BC after a northern coast adventure. Their boat overturned near Powell Lake, throwing occupants into the water. Mrs Wood reported the loss of two diamonds worth 200 and 150 dollars in cash. Prof A H Yoder spoke at the County Teachers' meeting in Spokane urging longer vacations and more flexible study paths.
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A. H. Yoder
the Estate University
Betith
Spokane
Public School Readiness and Local Disasters Highlight Day
Reports state public school scholars should be ready to enter high school at age 12. A floater found in Puget Sound near Hequiam is believed to be the mate of the schooner Coata who drowned weeks ago. Tacoma resident Mrs. J Equire fired at a burglar but did not hit him. A two story brick building housing the New Star saloon collapsed near a theatre excavation, occupants escaped. In Las Animas, returns led to a state senate race dispute as candidates seek mandamus to count ballots amid alleged frauds, risking a senate tie if certificates go to Democrats.
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Mall
Prattie Washington
Bown
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Down Town
Wantade
Subecatptione
Star
Teave News
Buneet
E. W. Blackwood
Chicago
Hartford
W. Ward
New York
Tribune
Puplia
Hequiam
Coata
Tacoma
New Star Saloon
State Senate
Las Animas
Supreme Court
Barela
Trinidad
Beshear
Boulder County
Senate
Mysterious Chadwick satchel found in Cleveland
Receiver Loeser said the trunk and satchel missing from the Holland house in New York have been located and will be brought to Cleveland within a day or two. He noted little of value remains besides wearing apparel.
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Cleveland
Loeser
Chadwick
Holland House
New York
Dem Beshear Files Mandamus Request in Denver
Dr Michael Beshear a Democrat seeks mandamus relief in Denver as part of a legal action. The filing targets a state agency and requests a court order directing action, with details yet to be disclosed.
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