Judicial ticket and county slate in Craven County election
Craven County Republican slate lists Yor Jamae s for Attorney Watsan J Hatrib and Rudolph Kuchler for senator. Board candidates include Frank Moore, Joan F Etred, Parlow Wilson, Samuel G Dye, Alfa Ci last heng, Joseph D Wallace, Edwin Dix, and David Jensen for various offices. County Chairman Oscar Br Madsen and Republican Headquarters at 2352 Washington Ave phone Dell 685.
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Washington Ave
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IND
Taft Campaign Sparks National Debate in Settin Lake and Las Aperlen
Fragmented OCR portrays a heated political scene with Pererltze and Fenatye Daillver opposing Taft. The Heruditean speakers push Brean cariaalen while emphasizing Republican virtue. Essay-like rhetoric hints at concerns over Roosevelt, ant and economic policy, with calls for confrontation of rival platforms.
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Pererltze
Sett Lake
Fenatye Daillver
Las Aperlen
Monitay
Isith
Reform talk tests Republican unity and Taft's stance
A fragmented piece argues reform within the Republican party to avoid defeat and push toward a purer public service record. It envisions Taft as a unifying figure whose leadership could redirect the party away from adventurism, while weighing the roles of Bryan, Roosevelt, and Roosevelt-era policies in the hypothetical electoral landscape.
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Republican Party
Amg
Republica
Honest Newspaper Seeks Truth Amid Turbulent Times
The piece argues a newspaper should reveal unflattering truth within private rights, notes public demand for honesty, and discusses how press quality reflects a community. It cites market vigor, bank and mortgage trends, and ongoing recovery signals in real estate, industry, and employment across the United States.
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Williocaires
Ogden to be Foret Service Headquarters in district
A local turnout favors Ogden becoming the Foret Service Headquarters for the district, projecting economic and visitor benefits. Editorials note Ogden's central location and growth potential, with plans for a building and accommodations to attract federal personnel and visitors, while urging business leaders to provide free quarters.
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Oden
Balt Lake
Balt
Kien Cay
Ely
Aden
Fia
Fred J. Kilpsel
Teatitt
Ogten
Bubblers Improving and Local Notes From Weekly Chronicle
Twenty chews in a weekly letter show improvement across districts. The West sees warming trends as lanterns glow in the night. Ratland Water is recovering, and notable progress is reported in several towns.
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Hia
Ratland
National Resource Report Highlights Vast U S Capacity
The newly formed Conserva Commissions report outlines the total number of persons in major occupations and the distribution of labor across coal and iron sectors. It notes 10,644 AM or overs in the workforce and 203,067 in related lines, while detailing the potential longevity and value of national resources. The commission will present findings to the President in January, revealing the nation’s wealth and sustainability of these resources.
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Bam
Conservation League of America
Middle West
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Wa Fecs
Forest Service
Watt Sarton
Uena
Ant Dotn Mitchell
Ty Ca
Bas
Leagin
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Oett Jeouary
Bem
Young Girl Sold by Father Shocks Town in 1942
Report of a 14 year old girl's accusation that her father sold her for $100 to marry a man she did not love. She described beatings and threats, and a deadly shooting by a young man named Tony Madeira after a struggle over a revolver. The scene and the motive are described with fragile details from the night of the crime.
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Veda
Jute Madeira
Tony
England Shifts Front in Balkan Peace Talks
London reports a cabinet shift as the foreign secretary signals a broader aim to settle the Balkans. A conference with Allied leaders is urged to shape policy on the region, with independence declarations and Franco-German issues on the agenda.
Unclear treaty talks and fatal rescue attempt described
The report outlines tense diplomatic moves over the Dardanelles and Crete with delays in parley, repeated refusals to open treaties, and warnings from Constantinople. In a separate incident a rescue attempt failed after four men fell into a death trap, with witnesses recovering two bodies and restoring the others.
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Dorn
Cummings
Willams
India’s Savings Banks and Depositor Totals
The grand New York World notes the portal saints bank of fodis record showing 32 152 depositors and 912 242 in deposits at one point, with 1 190 220 depositors and 223 794 in deposits in 1907, highlighting a contrast to a population around 300 million where many workers do not deposit but keep money at home.
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India
Powtal Saints Bank of
Fodis
Te Eorather
New York World
Should Have Bean Deet on board wreck at Hyde Park
A passenger describes the Hyde Park train wreck where an on board observer was drenched by an overturned water cooler as seats spilled. A fellow traveler urged him to stay calm while the man quipped he was the coolest person on the car after ice water drenched his back.
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Maxtechucetts Congreeaman
Hyde Park
Massachusetts
Phare
Overcome by deadly gas claims miner in Austin Nev
A mining man named A R Drom of Clopeer collapsed in the Prost shaft Sunday morning during a descent to work. The gas permeating the lower levels of the shaft caused his collapse and raised alarm among fellow workers Conrad Cummings and others nearby.
Governor Manes An Appeal For Night Rider Suspects
Frankfort Ky October 12 Governor Manes appeals to Kentuckians to aid in capturing and convicting night riders who killed Walker and his family. He urges swift action to restore safety and uphold the law, linking the crime to broader acts of violence by night riders across the state. The reward stands at 4506 dollars for information leading to arrest and conviction.
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Negra
Walker
Mickmen Cousty
Wilson
Way
Kent
Kent Becky of the Murder of Four Helptens, Prienners
Rasgeliville
Dlot
Kentucky
To Bring Back Hatfield Heading to Sherman
Rertit Langford and a deputy plan another trip to Sherman from San Jose on October 12 to recover Hatfield. The effort follows prior attempts and aims to secure release or return of Hatfield, details pending official action.
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Cot
Rhertit Langford
Tomorrify
Sherman
Terss and Uls Umether Face Jewish Bale Hatfeld Case
Terss and Uls Umether plan to confront Hatfeld over alleged prices of belief. The sheriff, on a wer trip, concluded Hatfeld was not the man sought, though the matter remains unresolved.
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Belnef
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Max Santed
India to hire women for telegraph training and service
The telegraph committee recommends employing women operators aged under 30 who are unmarried or widowed. They will undergo a 12 month training period with a stipend equal to male trainees, then one year probation. Upon appointment salaries range from HT to ST8.68 with pensions but no transfer option after resignation.
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Telegraph Committee
India
Harper'a Weekly
Fragmentary dialogue on a property dispute and bids
A garbled exchange describes a dispute over property, deals to act or auction, and people moving assets. Mentions buying bins, hiring bees, and teams in a block, with references to prices and relocation of items. The text remains unclear and partially unreadable.
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Steble
Duce
Oka
Chaz
Wild birds feature in New York hat decorations this year
National associations warn that feathers dominate hat adornments with turkey feathers reported in hats. Barnyard fowl feathers appear subdued as fashion shifts in the season. Ads urge readers to place notices and trade inquiries.
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National Association of Aucrtor
New York
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