Carnival of Crime and Public Wollop in a Troubled Era
The piece satirizes society's fixation on misfortune from health woes to crime and prohibition. It notes how newspapers feed on corruption, stock market crime, and jewel theft, praising the vivid gossip and public spectacle while warning against moral complacency. The tone mocks indulgence in trouble and material displays.
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Legion of Honor
Brevan
Montreal
We Could Obey Laws Yet Abnormal Also Remain
The author argues most people can follow laws including health rules, but some cannot. He notes wear and tear and lurking bugs as daily threats, and suggests smiles and sunshine help health. A wartime anecdote shows coping with danger without public despair.
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Peter Crumbly
Eengineers
Dijon
Father Peter
J. H.G
Illinois at Washington and the cabinet record
Illinois has produced many federal leaders in Washington from Grant to Taft eras. The piece notes Illinois executives and judges, cabinet members, and political figures from Chicago and elsewhere, detailing past two vice presidents and notable posts while reflecting on regional representation and fairness.
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Illinois
Washington
Grant
Elihu B. Washburne
Chicago
John A. Rawlins
Taft
Franklin MacVeagh
Walter L. Fisher
Treasury
Interior
Adlai E. Stevenson
Cleveland
Charles G. Dawes
Joseph G. Cannon
House of Representatives
Supreme Court
Melville W. Fuller
Harrison
McKinley
Roosevelt
David Davis
Orville H. Browning
Johnson
Roy O. West
Walter Q. Gresham
Lyman J. Gage
Robert T. Lincoln
Garfield
Arthur
Paul Morton
Navy
Agriculture
Commerce
Labor
Leland Harrison
Garrard B. Winston
Charles S. Dewse
J W. McIntosh
Stephen T. Mather
National Park Service
William T. McCracken
Fenton W. Booth
Court of Claims
William J. Graham
Court of Customs Appeals
Henry Clay
Automobile Insurance Support for Compulsory Law
A political pamphlet argues for compulsory automobile liability insurance, suggesting state or private administration to regulate accidents and license eligibility. It contends insurance would curb irresponsible driving, raise initial car costs, and require diligent payments, with a proposal for a state or supervised insurance department.
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