Finnegans Philosophy On Pitiless Publicity In Wilson Era
A humorous, slang filled column mocks President Wilson and press obsession with publicity. It references Hughes Tumulty and the White House, cites posts about Mexico policy, Dewey, Ferdy Carey, and Santa Isabel casualties, and ends noting Wilson’s stance on Mexico’s sovereign authority.
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Hughes
Frenton
Wilson
The
League
Omishun
Cinsus
Redfield
Durand
Poltician
Raysine
Pinky
Teddy
Vinzueely
Prily
Dewey
Ambassadore
Ferdy Carey
Ferdy
State Department
Greasers
Twinty
Santa Isabel
Goluf
Nashua
Doecther Grayson
Mexico
Mondah
Senor
Grayson
Ttis
Cineral Scott
General Scott
Europe
Prisident
Armeny
Mr. Wilson
Bandit Villa
Carranza
Knox Nomination Appeals to All Parties in State Ticket
Philadelphia reports the Republican state ticket led by Philander C. Knox appeals to voters across parties. The piece lauds Knox as a brilliant diplomat and statesman, cites his long career from lawyer to secretary of state, and condemns the Wilson administration's foreign policy, presenting Knox as a unifying, capable candidate for the U.S. Senate.
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Wilson
Philadelphia
Philander C. Knox
United States
Pennsylvania
Philander Chase Knox
Mr. Knox
Fayette County
Mount Union College
Alliance
Ohio
Allegheny County
Knox
American Bar Association
William McKinley
Roosevelt
Senator Quay
Senate
Taft
Cummins
Philander Knox
John Hay
Elihu Root
York
Mexico
Vera Cruz
China
Republican Party
Edison Backs Wilson’s Reelection Banner
The famed inventor Thomas A. Edison favors Wilson’s bid for another term, aligning with his interest in devices that switch on and off and endorsing the incumbent’s leadership.
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Thomas A. Edison
Wilson
War era brief captures and social notes across regions
Various items report price hikes for bread in Chicago and wholesale gains, a border incident near Yaleta Texas with Mexicans retreating, and Villa raids with Uribe captured. Obituaries note Christopher Price of the Monitor crew at 70. Japanese premier Okuma to resign in October. Mob violence frees two arrested murder suspects. Stage star William Russell to retire, Parker starts Cleveland tour. Lansing disputes Villa raid claims. Spain protests German submarine actions. Zeppelin raid on England. English Jews urge help for Russian refugees avoiding deportation unless joining army.
Freak pup with elephant trunk and lion tail in Kentucky
Mount Sterling, Ky. Oct. 2 Ben Bell reports a remarkable newborn pup with a defined elephant trunk like snout and a lion tail. The strange deformation drew many locals as the pup remains alive and Bell plans to raise the creature for potential zoo use.
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Mount Sterling
Ben Bell
Ben
Are Your Wages Guaranteed
An advertising feature explains the value of income and the need for insurance to protect earning capacity against injury sickness or loss. It promotes the Massachusetts Bonding and Insurance Company of Boston and its policies via J. R. Stuart, district manager, Warren, Pa.
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Massachusetts Bonding and Insurance Company
Boston
Mass
Massachusetts
America
J. R. Stuart
Warren
Crow cattle sale nets nearly 98 thousand dollars in Omaha
Cato Sells, United States commissioner of Indian affairs, reports Crow cattle sales on the Crow Reservation in Montana have earned about 350000 dollars over twenty seven years. He supervised the sale of 34 carloads in Chicago and sold 17 carloads at Omaha on Monday, with the 51 carloads overall yielding 97993 dollars and 42 cents.
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Crow Reservation
Mont
Cato Sells
United States Commissioner of Indian Affairs
Chicago
Omaha
Job Printing Services Ad for Mail Printing Co.
Local notice promoting JOB PRINTING in the "art preservative" style by MAIL PRINTING CO. at 229 Pennsylvania Avenue, W Warren, Penna. Call to view samples and obtain prices.
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Mail Printing CO
Pennsylvania Avenue
W. Warren Penna
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Finnegan
Tion
McKinley
War Department
Funston
Yaleta
Texas
Chihuahua City
Villa
Baudelio Uribe
Christopher Price
Stockbridge
Wis
Count Okuma
Baron Kato
Bud Burns
Gardensburg Town
William Russell
Alexander P. Moore
Mr. Moore
Pittsburgh
John M. Parker
Cleveland
Lansing
George Bell, Jr
Germany
Spain
England
Midland
Great Britain
Warren, PA
Jamieson Hardware & Supply GO
Garland
Jameson Hardware & Supply GO
Ifc Pha
Garlard
Hoff Business College
Warren, Penna
Washington
Baltimore
Harrisburg
Atlantic
City
New York
New National Museum
Library of Congress Capitol Building
Corcoran Art Gallery
P. Fraser
Brisbane Building
Buffalo
Pennsylvania Railroad
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