Reform the Republican Party From Within Taft Out
The piece argues progressive Republicans should repudiate Taft and reform the party from within. It blasts Taft as a reactionary, claims he packed cabinets, supported Aldrich Payne, and opposed progressives like La Follette. It urges honest progressives to unhorse Taft and throw him out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Follette
Taft
John
Republican Party
Ohio
Congress
Grover Cleveland
M Bill Taft
Guggenheim
Commonwealth
Aldrich-Payne
Canada
England
France
Observations on staged events and military training notes
A collection of scattered items mentions a man to be hanged at Enid Oklahoma and a tune requested after execution. It notes Beulah Binford reportedly starting a Washington stage career as the senate adjourns and touches on Japanese training aims for a fighting force. It also references an New York organization for ex4iov and remarks on suffrage in New York with Mrs Force Scott.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enid
Oxla
Beulah Binford
Washington
Senate
New York
Hughes
Eaen A
Taft
United States
Gia Neng
Gong Ying
Soo Sing
Frisco
Why Not Smile Awhile Gentle Snooze
A fragmented dialogue scene features a sleepy character arguing about rest and money. It includes jokes about sleeping in a park and a looming dream of becoming a millionaire. A farmer offers wages for a day’s work as another voice jokes about practice and time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aleep
Aleeptin
Sam
The Nature Lover and Other Pieces by Berton Braley
A collage of light verse and sketches mixing nature lore with comic vignettes. The poems celebrate leisure, autumn scenes, and rural rambles, while short humorous items from city papers recount odd anecdotes and social quips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Nature Lover
Berton Braley
Quip on Modern Fiction Provokes Anger at Lunch in London
A Chicago literary agent recalls meeting Andrew Lang in London during a luncheon at Ches hire Cheese. Lang criticizes modern authors, citing reads from 40 years ago in Dumas, provoking a sharp exchange and a sarcastic laugh from the agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Lang
London
Chicago
Lang
Winston Churchill
Marie Corelli
George Moore
Halli Caine
Mr. Lape
Dumas
Applicant Shares Qualifications and Payment Confusion
A brief exchange notes a candidate claiming high qualifications for foreign missions while admitting financial difficulty and a liking for tea as a personal quirk. The dialogue suggests uncertainty about training needs and funding.
Shave Artists Invest Big in Parlors and Charge Little
A newspaper piece notes barbers invest up to 17 500 in chairs mirrors and fittings and pay as much as 16 a day rent. Shaves cost 65 cents to 2 with added charges for hair trim manicure and cologne. The piece contrasts costs with the brigand Calabrian image and explains pricing.
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Seattle Star
Bachange Main
United Brees
The
Star Publishing Co
Beattie
Etty
John D. Works
California
Nippon
Wwe
Lee Beach
Geys
Wanier
SPN Business College
Autumn
Visor Cve
Dr. Wiley
Woods Hutchinson
Upton Sinclair
Samuel
Indianapolis
Johnny
Fall Creek
Grice
Fort Wayne
Hiram Hunk
Husk
Coney Island
Maria
Thais
Indianapolis Star
Hatshepau
J. C
Pharaemond
Cedence
Charles VI
Queen Mary
University
Btone-Fisher
Europe
Profler Bank
Seattle
Calabria
Rie
Hig Meaney
Gaby DE Lya
Tle
Tacoma
C” St
11Th
Third Ave
Seneca
Tebeboelo
Mileas
New Fall
Armstrong Co
PDIS
Heelery
Edison
Victor
Columbia Records
Ballard Music House
Twentieth Ave. N. Market
Ballard
F. H. Fairbanks
Ballard AV
Pallard Band
Pallard
the Ballard Band
BOX Millinery
C. G. Ingalls Watchmaker and Jeweler
See *S Bank
AL W. Preston
Pioneer Pharmaaae
Preston
Ballard 2
Ballard AY
M. Curtios
Ballard Branch Union Savings & Trust CO
Roy E. Powers
Rex
N. W
Wet Aires
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