Costs of Campaign Tactics Across Time
A Philadelphia Bulletin excerpt contrasts 1918 Newberry Ford campaign finance with today, noting patriotic rhetoric and public tolerance for substantial spending. It recalls that supporters once defended expenditures as legitimate campaigning and credits Americanist ideals, while acknowledging later moral backlash and personal waverings.
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Politien
Mieti
Newberry
Henry Ford
United States
Michigan
Remembering Newberry Ford Campaign in Michigan Primaries
Democratic managers critiqued the Michigan caucus campaign as Henry Ford sought both Republican and Democratic nominations. The effort, backed by Ford and Wilson supporters, used heavy outlays to thwart Newberry with DOJ involvement and a 100-agent push for evidence. News notes also list visitors from Dombey and Beaver, and a tonsil operation in Liberal.
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Spencer
Michigan
Henry Ford
Lonal
Newberry
United States
Howe
Withon
Ford
Insurance payout confirms dwelling fire settlement
To whom it may concern the undersigned certifies that his dwelling burned recently and was insured in the Queen Insurance Company with Humphrey and Judd as agents. The company has settled with him to his entire satisfaction signed J Meador
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Queen Insurance Company
Humphrey & Judd
Aaid
J. &. Meador
Red Cross Aids Knickerbocker Theater Survivors
Immediate relief efforts followed January 28 theater roof collapse in Washington. District of Columbia Red Cross mobilized doctors nurses and volunteers providing blankets hot meals water and canteen services. Headquarters pledged continuous support until all teller work and rehabilitation tasks are complete.
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American Red Cross
Knickerbocker Theater
Washington
Red Cross
District of Columbia
William Karl Clark
Buvwerseney Hospital
Disaster Relief Committee
Naval Hospital
Crom
Merey
Beaver County
T. G
Maude
Thomas
Beaver
Buyer at Homer Reflects on Mail Order Grievance
A Oklahoma customer visits a hardware store to buy a saw. The shopkeeper matches a Sears Roebuck catalogue price but adds extra charges for post, money order, and expressage. The customer finally buys locally to avoid the long wait for mail order delivery from Chicago.
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Oklahoma
Sears Dewbuck
Chicago
Fragmentary antique exchange at Jawa hardware store
A garbled dialogue notes a dealer handling money and a cash drawer after a purchase. The text mentions an amount of 147 and hints at delays in sending money, with references to Jawa hardware store and an apparent buyer. The passage is incomplete and lacks clear context or names.
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Rxehanite
Notice of Meaning Petition to Mortgage Kent Estate
Notice in Beaver County Oklahoma that Luella Hutchins and minors Addie Hutchens and others petition to mortgage estate in the Southeast Quarter and Southwest Quarter of Section Eleven and Section Twelve, Township 3 North Range 22 East Cimarron Meridian. Hearing set for March 14, 1922 at 1:00 PM before County Court with Clerk and Deputy. Attorneys for the estate listed.
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Batanes
Luella
Hutch
Fan
Addie
Hutchens
Guantian
Twile
Township Rix North
Cimarron Meridian
Beaver County
Oklahoma
Mare
Mali
Wall Court
Mike
Mike, County Judge, Tot
County Excise Board Meeting Notes ot Clarke County OK
Fragmented OCR notes show an excise board meeting in Clarke County Oklahoma. The text mentions county commissioners, chairman Neal Hd, and references to the fiscal year ending June. Details are unclear due to garbled words.
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Hxctue
Any
Oklahoma
Eal
Clarke Sinton
Board of County
Comittige Towers
Ie Neal HD
Seeiemee
Tudee
County Am
Revenue changes cut taxes for married filers under new law
The article explains 1922 tax changes including higher exemptions for married couples and dependents, a $400 exemption per dependent, and a 4 percent rate on income up to $4,000 beyond exemptions plus 4 percent on the rest. It notes a married man with three children would pay $12 on $4,000, versus $56 in 1921, and urges citizens to file returns by March 16, 1922 with forms from revenue collectors.
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United States
Internal Revenue
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