Mobile Item Ogepee Company News Summary
The Mobile office of J Emanuel Street reports the Chicago office at Lytton Building. The Associated Press National News Service issue notes 8 a year rate for Mobile and Suburbs. The editor aims to avoid sensationalism and promote social and political principles through intelligent public welfare reporting.
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Ogepee Item ‘Company
ING
J. Emanuel Street
Mobile, Ala
Chicago
Lytton
Associated
Benth Peapee Publishers’ Association
LYTON
Beal
Children Should Have Monday Holiday For Washington Birthday
Readers respond to an editorial urging schools to close on Monday in honor of George Washington’s birthday. They argue banks courts and public bodies observ e the day and that schools can miss one day of tuition to teach patriotism and celebrate the Father of His Country.
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George Washam
Washington
Water Wagon for Simp Town on Seree Sikinsville
Remnant headline asks if Simp’s town approves prohibition or blames remorse for the water wagon plan. Printed as a curious, period-voice note reflecting local sentiment and unresolved political posture.
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Seree
Sikinsville
Encouraging Boys on the Farm with Pig Clubs
The article urges Alabama youth to raise hogs, promote pig clubs, and boost home pork supply. It cites federal guidance on feeding, care, pasture needs, water, quarantine, and avoid disease with practical farm practices and warnings about disease spread.
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Alabama
Federal Department of Agriculture
Bureau of Animal Industry
Senate appeal on L and N inquiry cited by critics
A Louisville history inquiry into the L and N railroads and their relations to several lines prompts debate on court authority versus Senate intervention. Critics warn that appealing to Congress bypasses proper laws and risks undermining individual rights and Senate limits.
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Senate
Seni
Louisville
Nashville & Chattanooga
Interstate Commission
Ohio
Gulf
Cornelius Vanderbilt
L. & N. Road
Louisville & Nashville
Commission
Lea
Congress
Interstate Commerce Commission
House of Congress
Senate of the
United States
Brandegee Gays
Illinois Women Push for Tax Collectorship Seats
Illinois women in politics seek higher offices and prefer tax collectorship roles, showing an aptitude for the political game in pursuit of major government jobs.
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Illinois
Crossed Wires Society Forms From Spokane Locomotor Ataxia Group
Six residents of Spokane with locomotor ataxia have formed a social society named Crossed Wires. Frank W. Middaugh, a Spokane pioneer and state legislator, serves as secretary and drives the movement. Frank C. Descent is president. the group aims to extend nationwide and seek incorporation and charters where eligible.
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Spokane
United States
Frank W. Middaugh
Middaugh
Frank C. Descent
Coxey's Army Protest at St Louis City Hall
The Coxey's Army group marching on St Louis city hall faced a chilly reception as they sought relief measures. The mayor warned the demonstrators to stay within the law and maintain order during the protest.
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Coxey
St. Louis
Deer of Coolin Idaho Earns Cowbell Signage for Safety
Citizens in Coolin Idaho equip a pet deer with a large cowbell and a blanket inscribed with its name and history to prevent hunters mistaking it for game. The deer continues chewing tobacco and has lately roamed farther, prompting concerns from locals and curious aviators, amid a patchwork of era notes on politics, crime, and society.
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Coolin
Idaho
Patent Office Surplus Grows as Reforms Urged
Washington report notes that the patent office revenue for the year reached about two million dollars with expenditures just under two million, yielding a surplus of roughly 127 thousand. Commissioner Ewing urges Congress to relieve crowding and fire risk while detailing state-by-state patent issuance and rising business since 1837.
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Washington
Sam
Goveaper
Cies
Congress
Feedme
Aer
Thomas
Ewing
Patent Office
Treasury
United States
Commissioner of Patents
Connecticut
Columbia
California
New Jersey
Louisiana
Secretary of the Interior
Delaine Presses Somerdyke to Avoid Tempting Daryl
Delaine visits Harry Somerdyke at his hotel to warn him about Daryl Marvin and her younger sister Kelley. He urges Harry to avoid the stenographer, arguing the pair are honest but vulnerable and that he will not pursue Daryl unless she initiates. Somerdyke agrees superficially while planning a casual outing with friends.
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Julia
Jyl
Harry Somerdyke
Delaine
Harry
United Tes
Engineering
Venezuela
Somerdyke
New York
Kelley
Ben Hadley
Coney Island
Ben
South America
Baltimore
Kel
Daryl Marvin
Greece Demands Justice Over Bulgarian Atrocities Claim
The Greek Atlantis in New York argues Bulgarians committed barbarous raids north of the Danube from 679 to 687 and beyond, pillaging Macedonia and Thrace, abducting and massacring. It asserts Byzantium fought Moslem invaders while Bulgars refused to aid Christendom, pursuing only slaughter.
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Atlantis
New York
Danube
Emog
Balkan
Teophanes
Macedonia
Thrace
Justinianus the Great
Constantine V
Byzantium
Europe
Bulgaria
Tarbar
Asia
Damp Texas and Pecans on Brazos River Bottom
A Glasco Bun Texas column recalls extreme damp heat along the gulf coast and a mules driven trip on the Brazos river bottom where pecan wood was hauled in rain. A pianist Paderewski note hints at fan letters and a joke about a forgotten romance.
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Texas
Gulf Coast
Brazos
Sympathy for Women and the Missing Garments
A satirical commentary on women's clothing and public interest in modest dress. The piece quotes Hon. 8 S. E. Kiser from The Chicago Record-Herald, railing at bare bosoms and scant skirts, noting doctors once warned of health risks but now blame fashion rather than illness.
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S. E. Kiser
Chicago Record- Herald
Sue
Oxygen as a versatile tool in industry and medicine
The article outlines commercial oxygen as a flexible agent in refining metals, welding, cutting, hygiene, medicine, and glassmaking. It explains production methods including electrolysis and liquid air, compares purities, and notes oxygen's growing use in foundries, blowpipes, and athletics as a debated supplement. It covers risks, benefits, and historical views on oxygen in sports and health.
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Paderewski
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