Funny Ain't It How We All Felt Now We're Sane
Satirical reflection on political sentiment during a presidential election. The piece recalls prior fervor for Wilson Teddy Taft and others, then notes a shift to restraint after the vote. It mocks public opinion, laboring through crisis rhetoric and persistent daily life as the nation proceeds.
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Rascal Hodge
Hay
Lister
Hodge
May
Commonwealth of Washington
Popa
Willilama
Wilson
Teddy
Taft
Delia
Williame Wreckmaster
William
Nnion
Mer Rent to Little Affairs
A fragmentary line reflects a narrator’s curiosity about small personal matters and daily concerns, hinting at domestic or social intrigue within a broader narrative. The terse wording invites readers to infer relationships and motives behind everyday events.
Hanged Man Alleged to Survive in Detroit
WALKERTOWN Ont. The case of John Haag who was hanged in 1868 for murder allegedly survived the gallows. After execution his body was given for burial but an empty coffin and reports say the rope failed and Haag appeared alive in Detroit Mich. Locals are shocked by the sensational tale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walkertown
College Girls Are Now Wearing 'Em
A baby party at Radcliffe College sees seniors dressed as little boys and freshmen in high water skirts with pig tails, highlighting the playful dress exchange between classes. The scene features baby boys and girls frolicking around the staid campus buildings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doston
Radcliffe College
Dixon and Roosevelt Confer On Progressive Party Future
Senator Jon M. Dixon met Col. Roosevelt in Oyster Bay to discuss a statement the colonel will issue on returning to Montana. The remarks aim to outline Roosevelt views for the future of the progressive party.
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Oyster Bay
Jon. M. Dixon
Col. Roosevelt
Montana
Progressive Party
Theatres This Week Showings and Vaudeville Acts
Listings include Moore in A Butterfly on the Wheel at a Metropolitan venue with Dustin Farnum in The Littlest Rebel. Seattie presents The Deep Purple. Alhambra features Photophys and vaudeville alongside Melbourne Photoplays and vaude. Additional venues offer photophysics, vaudeville, and motion pictures.
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Moore
Dustin Farnum
Seattice
The
Deep Purple
Alhambra
Clemmer
Melbourne
Man Prefers Jail to Hash in Chicago Court
William Williams, 35, told a court he would rather go to the Bridewell than eat hash served by his wife. He complained she made hash instead of stew, then smashed objects at home during the dispute. The judge asked if hash is served at the Bridewell and Williams replied he guessed not, prompting a jail sentence.
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Chicago
William Williams
Wiilliama
Idaho Returns Show Wilson Carried State With Taft Close
Idaho reports four fifths of votes counted with Taft 30241 and Wilson 29709 while Roosevelt has 14628. Unreported precincts are said to be heavily Democratic. John M. Haines, Republican candidate for governor, expected to win southeastern Idaho by about 6000 votes.
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Boise
Ida
Wilson
Idaho
Taft
Roosevelt
John M. Haines
Beat New Pianos at Cut Price Salesrooms in Seattle
National Piano Manufacturers Cut Price Salesrooms at 623 Third Ave Seattle advertises factory direct pianos with big window signs. The ad claims war on middlemen and lower prices bringing fine home pianos within reach with small monthly payments.
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Third
Marion
Boston
Seattle
New York
Third Ave
National
America
National Piano Manufacturers
Orpheum Theater
Central Building
Warning From New York Heats Up Piano Trade Debates
A New York music trade warning denounces middlemen and inflated prices in the piano industry. The piece condemns deceptive advertising and cites strikes exposing poverty among piano workers. It criticizes named brands and touts direct purchase at National Piano Manufacturers, 823 something near Marion, while attacking music teachers for profit.
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New York
Paderkovski
Koffman
Hofbrau
Marion
Woman Not Eligible for Federal Jury Excused
In San Francisco attorney general Webb’s ruling that women cannot serve on federal juries led to Mrs. N B Elwell being excused in U S District Court. She had sat in the case against Bernice and John A Ward of Seattle charged with alleged white slave law violations.
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United Press
San Francisco
Webb
United States
van Mieet
Mra
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Eny
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