Republicans Nominate Strong City Ticket in Wallace
The Republicans in Wallace nominate a full city ticket led by Mayor Hugh Toole for a second term. The slate includes council candidates Steve Eddins Guy Kelloge Carroll Beamer and others along with William Q Stratton for city clerk and Charles A Keating as city treasurer.
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Strong City
Temiiican
Overal
Toole
Steve Eddins
Guy Kelloge
Carrol Beamer
Busines
Credit Tan
Stone
Edward J. Wood
James J. Munson
Robert A. Marshall
JR. Teasdale
William Q Stratton
Charles A. Keating
Editorial dispute over Debs pardon echoes civil war parallels
A reader condemns an National Republican editorial urging clemency for Debs and other political prisoners. The piece argues Debs was guilty of treasonous acts against the government and warns pardons would embolden socialism and undermine federal authority, contrasting Civil War pardons for disloyalty with Debs’s conviction.
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National Republican
Debs
Per
Ely American
Common Sense
Eugene V. Dele
Freason
United States
Sheen
Meme
Ten Year Service Endorsement for Public Official
The statement asserts his ten years of service as a public official, declaring his qualifications fitness and honesty. It praises faithful and efficient conduct and asserts that the people will keep him on the job. No specific names dates or places are provided in the readable text.
Missouri Commemorative Fifty Cent Piece Authorized
President Wilson signed a law on March 4 to mint 250000 commemorative 50 cent pieces for Missouri’s hundredth anniversary in the Union. The coins will bear a joint design and be of standard fineness with a legal tender value of 50 cents. Demand is expected to exceed supply due to Missouri’s population and nostalgia among native sons.
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Wilson
United States
Admiraton
Missouri
Treasry
Debs Described as Anarchist Refusal to Pardon
The text portrays Debs as proud of his crime and unrepentant, declaring his actions would resume in future conflicts. It argues he should remain imprisoned and asserts that pardoning him would betray loyal citizens and constitutional duty.
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Debs
Gratifying Change in Our Foreign Policy
The piece lauds President Harding and Secretary of State Hughes for restoring American pride in foreign affairs. It argues Hughes drafts notes independently, handles key issues with candor, and has kept pace with Harding’s leadership. It cites Panama, Costa Rica, Soviet Russia trade talks, and Yap to illustrate firmer U.S. stance and restrained diplomacy.
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Harding
Huges
Hughes
Department of State
Panama
Costa Rica
Russia
Yap
Vious
United States
Wallace Named in Honor of Its Founder
The Spokane Spokesman-Review misstates Wallace Idaho history by crediting Willan H. Wallace as the first territorial governor. Wallace was named for founder Colonel W. F. Wallace, who filed 80 acres in 1885, formed Wallace Townsite Co. with Corbin and Lockey, and died in southern California about a decade and a half ago after the 1888 townsite title dispute.
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Idaho
Census Bureau
Spokesman-Review
Spokane
Spokesman Review
Willan H. Wallace
Wallace
Coeur d'Alene
Wiliam H. Wallace
Idaho Territory
W. F. Wallace
Wallace Townsite Company
DC. Corbin
Helena
Richard Lockey
Secretary of the Interior
California
Desecration Debate Over Coliseum Transformation Plans
A Brazilian weekly quotes an Italian senator calling the Coliseum makeover a desecration. The plan includes an envisioned anatheater revamp with a jazz band and shimmy dancing in a revue style, prompting sharp debate among readers.
Father Duffy Sees Crime News As Healthful Sign
The former chaplain argues public interest in crime and scandal shows a healthy society. He notes virtue would be on the front page if it were rarer, cites examples of sensational headlines contrasted with quiet good deeds and wartime courage. He suggests much news offers lessons even in vice.
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New York Herald
Father Duffy
Harlem
Jotn Smith
Jersey City
Dee
Mineola
The Singers and the Prairie Heart History
A lyrical segment praising cottonwood trees as epical singers of prairie life. It evokes the heart histories of marriages, sod houses, wheat fields, and the laboring people. It envisions hope, children, and patriotic tunes, honoring settlers and a fallen dreamer.
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Prairies
Plains
Planns
Fall Has Had Mining Experience Haul Wooton in Journal
Albert Bacon Fall is named secretary of the interior. The brief notes his mining life from 1882 in Mexico to 1907, including near-fatal accidents and rescues, and outlines his political rise in New Mexico leading to U S senate terms.
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Wooton
Albert Bacon Fall
Fall
Mexico
Nieves
Zacatecas
Mexican Central
Mexico City
el Paso
Young Fall
United States
Sierra
Grant County
N. M
New Mexico
Mr. Fall
White
Mr. 1
Frankfort
William Fall
Nathan B. Forrest
Edmonion Taylor
Kentucky
Las Cruces
Supreme Court of
Cleveland
State Senate
United States Senate
Gorgas Memorial Institute Aims at Tropical Sanitation
The Pittsburg Dispatch notes plans for a Gorgas Memorial Institute to be established at Panama. The international institute will focus on tropical medicine and sanitation research, honoring Surgeon General Gorgas and his work on canal sanitation, tropical health, and urban and industrial health in hot climates.
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Pittsburg Dispatch
Gorgas
Panama
Guayaquil
Pacific
Tropics
Memorial Institute
Are Missouri Mussels Migratory Fish Before Supreme Court
The Anaconda Standard notes a rare U S Supreme Court moment as Missouri authorities appeal a decision labeling a fresh water mussel a migratory fish. The terse framing questions the species’ mobility and seeks official Zo rolozteal status from the highest court.
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United States Supreme Court
Protection Victory Through Tariff Advocate Says Nations Excel
American Economist John J. Christensen argues in the April Southern Tariff Advocate that the United States leads in wealth manufacture agriculture and mining due to a protective tariff system. He writes as a southerner targeting southerners noting the tribute is well deserved and urging readers to heed the protectionist case. It also recalls a claim about eye health and a note on ancient iron currency.
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John J. Christensen
Christensen
The Great Secondary Enrichment Debate in Geology
The article critiques the mining field belief in the true fissure vein and promotes secondary enrichment as an explanation for ore deposits. It argues that overreliance on fashionable concepts misleads engineers and promoters, urging consultation with qualified geologists instead of quack wisdom.
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Engineering and Mining Journal
Tts
California
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Wallace Printing Company
Republi
Ace Tuk
Hugh ‘Toole
Mayer ‘Toute
Counel
Crime and News
Nell Lewis Woods
Kansas City Star
Old
Flanders
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