Herald Publishing Company Address Lines Chronicle
The document lists publishing offices and contact lines for The Herald, including Chicago and Washington addresses, room numbers, and building names. It notes editorial and business departments, subscription rates, and that the paper is entered in Hagerstown’s post office as a second class matter. The Associated Press is credited for news dispatches.
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Herald
Ccc Ee
Hagerstown
Asoceciated Press
Associated Press
Government Costs And Rail Costs
A Railway Age analysis compares postwar increases in public spending for government and for railroad transportation. It cites National Industrial Conference Board figures showing 1913 costs and 1925 figures, noting government costs rose about 225 percent since 1913 while railway earnings, after taxes, rose 91 percent since 1918. The piece questions if higher rail costs and taxes are justified by service gains.
Properly Disciplined In Prohibition Sweep Fallout Exposed
The New York Herald notes Dr James M Doran suspends Major August Hetse and transfers Major Chester Mills amid revelations of third degree methods in the local Prohibition office The piece argues officials overstep authority risking tyranny while blaming public conspiracy and the Volstead Act for the crisis.
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James M. Doran
August Hetse
Chester B. Mills
A. Bruce Bielaski
Agents Provocateurs
Hoover Eulogized in Arkansas Crowd at Little Rock
Thousands of Arkansans gathered near the State Capitol to honor Secretary Hoover praising his relief work for the lower Mississippi Valley. Governor Martineau Senator Caraway and Senator Robinson voiced admiration noting Hoover’s career and inspiring others amid a nonpolitical tribute.
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Arkansans
State Capitol
Little Rock
South Dakotas Swing To Coolidge
A 93 per cent legislative preference poll shows 69 for Coolidge amid shifting support. Strength comes from western mining and ranching counties with gains in eastern wheat belts. Dawes and Lowden show some support among Democrats. New York Herald Tribune reports rapid city disputes. miscellaneous notes follow.
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Lowden
Public School for the Public Good and Democracy
Dr. Frank Crane quotes Drake University president Samuel Morehouse on democracy and schooling. He argues public schools must serve every child, adapt to individual needs, and foster critical thinking over mere book knowledge, linking education to a robust democratic society.
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Samuel Morehouse
Drake University
Des Moines
America
Horace Mann
Morehouse
McClure Newspaper Syndicate
American Peace Society to Mark Centennial in Washington
The American Peace Society, founded in New York on May 8, 1828, will celebrate its centennial in Washington. Led by William Ladd, the society shaped parade for peace and proposed a Congress and High Court of Nations, influencing The Hague Tribunal and early international peace efforts.
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New York
Chicago
Baltimore
St. Louis
San Francisco
Pan American Congress
Pan American Union
12 Ladd
American Peace Society
Washington, D. C
New York City
Boston
William Ladd
New Hampshire
Harvard
Ladd
Theodore Roosevelt
Roosevelt
National Arbitration and Peace Congress
High Court of Nations
Europe
Horoscope for June 29 1927 Outlook and warnings
The Wednesday forecast notes a threatening day with low mood, caution for air travel, and difficulties with women. It warns of an inauspicious wedding day and a rare sun eclipse visible in England. Predictions include political upheaval, epidemics, and possible calmer progress for births.
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Great Britain
England
Old Gentleman recalls Abie's Irish Rose and city changes
In a reminiscence the Old Gentleman recalls the Broadway hit Abie's Irish Rose and backers like Au Nichols. He notes early theater life, legendary figures such as General Grant Lincoln Beecher Belasco and Irving Berlin, and a bear in Central Park, with Phil Sheridan as a creative friend to Ann Nichols.
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Abie
General Grant
Robert E. Lee
Mark Twain
Eugene Field
Walt Whitman
Lincoln
Ziegfeld
Shuberts
Roxy
David Belasco
New York
Ann
Herald Q and A column offers readers questions and answers
A Q and A feature from The Herald provides readers with queries and concise answers on topics from delinquent girls in institutions to music tempo and hailstone water purity. It cites experts and notes notable facts about tarpon fishing and a Metropolitan Opera debut by Pan Althouse in 1913.
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Metropolitan Opera Company
Pan Althouse
Dimitri
Boris Godounov
Love-match of Elpinice and Callias in Fifth Century Greece
The passage notes a famous ancient Greek love-match, highlighting Elpinice's marriage to Callias as a prominent example from the Fifth Century. Elpinice is identified as sister to Cimon, underscoring notable familial connections in the match.
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Greece
Elpinice
Callias
Cimon
In Memoriam Harrison L Davies The Little Hit Cen
Harrison L Davies is remembered for his magic tricks and joyful spirit. The obituary notes his skill with coins cards and wand and his love for entertaining children with mystery. It speaks of his gentle nature and belief that heaven accompanies his spark for the little ones.
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Lowdon
Dawes
McAdoo
Smith
Meredith
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Dr. Frank Crane
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Peace Society Centennial
H. I. Phillips
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Thomas A. Edison
Au. Nichols
Union Army
Willie Collier
Gettysburg
William Lox
Sam _ Harris
Irving Berlin
Bull Run
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Farragut
Herald Or Mail Information Bureau
Frederick J. Haskin
Inquirer
Venice
Florida
Lambert’s
Danzer Lumber Co
Baltimore St
Ludwig Motor Co
West Franklin Street
H. R. Wagner
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State Banking Dept
Mr. Tyler
Community Finance Service, Inc
G. W. Tyler
Grand Building
Washington St
Harrison L. Davies
Earth
Heaven
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Rudy
Rexall Pharmacy
Hamilton Corner
C. A. Brown
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R. M. Hays & Bros
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