Misstep by Mayor Caldwell in Mur dismissal sparks ire
The Star criticizes Mayor Caldwell for dismissing Thomas F. Mur as superintendent of public utilities soon after Mur's resignation. The piece frames the action as uncalled for and politically motivated, contrasting retiring Mayor Fitzgerald's sportsmanship with Caldwell's approach and urging a nonpolitical, steady administration for the city railways.
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Caldwell
Thomas F. Muras
Fitzgerald
the Star
The
Star
Thomas Murphine
Hitchcock Under Fire Over Nomination Objection
The Commoner argues Senator Hitchcock of Nebraska jeopardizes a presidential bid by resisting party instructions. Bryan claims Hitchcock’s vote against prohibition submission and women suffrage shows a tough stance on instruction. Farmers press for higher livestock pay amid cooperative talks with the Farm Bureau.
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Gilbert H. Hitchock
Nebraska
William Jennings Bryan
Bryan
S . the Commoner
Hitchcock
League of Nations
Hitch
Bermuda Islands annexation debated by American senators
The article argues Senator Kenyon’s Bermuda inquiry is misdirected toward naval strategy. It says America would buy the Bermudas only if inhabitants consent to citizenship, stressing sentiment and humane inclusion over military considerations. It warns against forcing annexation to appease strategy.
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Kenyon
Bermuda Islands
America
Bermudas
West Indies
Great Britain
Halifax
Danish West Indies
Atlantic Sea Islands
United
Navy Department
Uncle Sam
The Woman and the Judge in Stokes Case Reversal
The U S district court in St Louis reverses a verdict against Mrs Rose Pastor Stokes finding the trial judge biased. A new trial is ordered over charges that an article she published contained rich and inspiring patriotism. The piece notes the judge’s prejudice helped push a ten year sentence and questions profiteering versus patriotism.
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Rose Pastor Stokes
United Statess District Court
St. Louis
Stokes
United States
Pilgrims Landing Remembrance Sparks Dutch England Bond
The piece notes Holland and England joining a tercentenary for the Pilgrims landing at Cape Cod. It recalls the Pilgrims first settled at Leyden twelve years before leaving for America and hints at reflections on historic exile and defeat linked to Melena.
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Holland
England
Cape Cod
America
Leyden
Malena
Married couple from Waynesboro in Hagerstown wedding notice
A short wedding notice notes the marriage of Mutton and Lillie Lamb, both from Waynesboro, Va, with a flippant aside about a wartime whispering campaign and social commentary. The fragment hints at personal gossip and does not present a full narrative.
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Hagerstown, Md
Ialias Mutton
Lillie Lamb
Waynesboro
Death by own action shocks Custer City reader
A young man named Yeo Facetious Ed Cheries Smith a section hand on the C 2&2 OF W died by taking strychnine on a Tuesday at Hutier. Report says he was to be married the next day. No other cause or accomplice is known. Mixed juvenile items follow including humor and society notes about stockings and divorce jokes.
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Yeo
Cheries Smith
Hutier
Custer City
Okla
Public Health Advice on Whooping Cough Care
Public health guidance from Dr Rupert Blue advises open air exposure for fever-free children with whooping cough, day and night. Keep sleeping porches or tents, maintain appropriate clothing, and use 60 degree ventilated rooms during illness. rest in bed as long as fever or weakness persists.
The Great Socialization Dream: A Civilization Reborn
A future vision argues for abandoning competition in production and distribution. Society should embrace teamwork, co operation, and shared wealth. Cities like New York would transform into unified artistic hubs while hundreds of new city types emerge. Air travel and abundant greenery accompany new forms of public good.
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United States
Metropolitan Opera House
Platte River
Ritz-Carlton
Battery
Yonkers
Woolworth
New Yorks
Boston
New Orleans
Galveston
San Diego
San Francisco
Heavenly
Alleghanies
Rockies
Sierras
Chicago
Buffalo
Cleve' Duluth
Free Examination Best $2.60 Glasses on Earth
A Seattle optical shop on First Ave offers free eye examinations by a graduate optometrist. Lenses are ground in house and glasses are only prescribed when absolutely necessary for customers seeking affordable eyewear.
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Seattle
First Ave
Physicians Explain Brights Disease Assessment
The answer states no pamphlets exist on Brights disease and only general dietary advice is available. It notes that diagnosing severity relies less on urine albumin and more on urine sediment observed under a microscope, along with symptom review and examination of heart and arteries.
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Bright
Public Health Service War Risk Act Aid Offer
A note invites eligible individuals to apply for free medical care and treatment under the War Risk Act. It requests applicants send their magne and address so the proper application procedures can be explained.
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Public Health Service
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Copperhead
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Iberty
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Westlake
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Malmo & CO
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Schoonmaker Optical Co
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Fisher Flouring Mills Company
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