Domestic political slate listing key officials
The document lists notable officeholders and candidates: Vice President Charles Curtis United States Senator David A. Reed State Treasurer Edward Martin Auditor General Charles A. Waters Judge of Supreme Court William D. Porter Congress T. C. Cochran Assembly A. W. Mumford.
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Charles Curtis
United States
David A. Reed
Edward Martin
Charles A. Waters
Supreme Court
William D. Porter
Congress
T. C. Cochran
Assembly
A. W. Mumford
Independence Day Worthy of Liberty and History
On the eve of the Fourth, the piece contrasts modern holiday relaxation with the Continental Congress's gravity in declaring independence on July 4, 1776. It recalls the core ideals of equality and inalienable rights, and cites grievances against Royal Britain as justification for a new government.
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Continental Congress
United States of America
Great Britain
Declaration of Independence cries for liberty and freedom
The passage presents a formal list of grievances against King George III, detailing obstructed justice, standing armies, attempted control over colonial charters, taxation without consent, and suppression of colonial rights. It asserts the necessity of separation and declares the colonies free and independent states with authority to wage war, make peace, and engage in commerce. The signers pledge their lives and fortunes to support the cause.
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United States of America
Congress
Great Britain
Washington News: Convention Spoil and Coming Campaign
The July report notes the Republican Kansas City convention as a showy start and the Democratic Houston gathering as a flop, with both parties’ stagecraft praised yet the oratory dull. It predicts a bitter, scrambled race with defections likely, cross-party voting, and shifting regional fortunes ahead of the national ticket.
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Washington
Kansas City
Houston
Prgs
Mid-West
Aunty Democracy
Public Forum A Column Open To Contributions
Readers may submit letters to the Tribune on any public interest topic. Signed letters are required to show good faith, though names can be withheld on request. Libelous statements and personal charges are not permitted. a signer known as New Yorker may adjust offensive passages before printing.
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the Tribune
New Yorker
Peter's Adventures: The Climber Toucan Reveals His Tribe
In Florence Vincent's tale, Toco Toucan, called the climber, explains his role as sentinel to Sonny Bunny and Mrs. Bobolink after a peril near the jungle. The birds nearby join the scene, revealing a chorus of color and a planned tree race as the story shifts to another segment.
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Sonny Bunny
Little Rabbit
Mrs. Bobolink
Piggie
Bob
Lady Bird
Tucano
Diary of a New Yorker clocks, beggars, and a traveling artist
The piece surveys New York life from a Walker Street clock that pings 12 000 city clocks and 104 000 more nationwide, to a beggar system run by a man who claims half the donations. It also recalls a divorcée revealing a professional beggar earning over 400 dollars weekly, and follows the path of a collapsed opera star turned chorus man through Europe and America.
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New York
Manhattan Island
Walker Street
Woolworth
Times
New York City
United States Naval Observatory
Glorious Fourth Reflections On Fireworks And Independence
The column recalls Fourth of July memories from childhood, noting excitement for fireworks and noise making. It contrasts past abundance of Johnnie firecrackers with today and preserves a nostalgic tone about independence celebration and saving pennies for the celebration.
Salem Evangelical church to add to building in July 1924
The Salem Evangelical church on Pennsylvania avenue and Marion street plans an addition. Swedish Lutheran church members and friends held a prolonged picnic at Otto Anderson’s farm. The article warns about fireworks injuries and provides safety steps for burns and cuts, including treating lockjaw risk and mouth injuries from phosphorus crackers. It calls readers to contact Dr. Hunt Peters at the Warren Tribune for pamphlets on reducing and gaining.
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Salem Evangelical Church
Pennsylvania Avenue
Vast
Marion Street
Lutheran Brotherhood of the Swedish Lutheran Church
Otto Anderson
Ulu Hunt Peters
Warren Tribune
Fire destroys box cars at Starbrick siding
July 2 1925 a fire of undetermined origin destroyed three box cars on the private Warren Tank Car Co siding at Starbrick near the Gisholt Machine Shop. Joseph Haben killed a rattlesnake last night that measured three feet six inches with eight rattles and a button.
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Warren Tank Car Company
Starbrick
Gisholt
Joseph Haben
Fireworks Set for Warren County Picnic Finale
July 3, 1926 report notes fireworks arriving for Monday's closing Warren County Picnic. City records show forty two children evaluated at the child center clinic with fourteen complete examinations conducted at the city building.
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Warren County
Parochial School Inspectors Visit County Rural Schools
About two hundred parochial echoal children at Barham Bailey cir c Rev J H Diamond hosted by Taft of the state department of Education Harrisburg and County Superintendent Knapp. They inspected rural schools of the county Friday following a July 3 1927 event.
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Barham-Bailey
J. H. Diamond
W. &S. Taft
State Department of Education
Harrisburg
Knapp
Dinner Stories Morning After Call Confirms Sunday Off
A man wakes with a heavy head after a night out and calls his employer’s private line to say he will miss work, but the reply reveals it is Sunday and there is no office to attend. The exchange underscores a humorous misread of the day.
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Charles P. Stewart
Peter's Adventures
Florence Vincent
Tord Toucan
Toco Toucan
Clare Kinnaird
Isinger
Paris
Madrid
Brussels
H. Edgar A. Guest
Y Lulu Bunt Peters
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