Squatters Face Threats as Mackenzie Targets Ithaca Lake Shore
In the Silent City near Ithaca New York Jolly Hopkins and other squatters resist Marcus Mackenzie's bid to drive them off his land. Robert Percival and Evelyn Robertson scheme to aid the squatters while Mackenzie plots to clear the shore and profit from the Bennett farm.
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Silent City
Ithaca
New York
Jolly Hopkins
Small Jerr
Granty Hope
Oscar Bennett
Evelyn Robertson
Wolly
Marcus Mackenzie
Jolly
Mackenzie
Mackenzie and A Strangr
Polly
Robert Percival
Evelyn
Kennett
Oscar
Kevlyn
Larry Tishop
Bennett
Rubert Percival
Percival
Hopkins
Neenin
Marcus
Robert
Polly Hopkins
Bob
Mare
Wien
Tolly
Pollyop
MaeKenzie
Robertson
Tenner
Tim
Lakeside
Benflett
McKenzie
Eve
Eurthin
Bennett Farm
Clifford Thorne Enters Senate Race in Iowa
The Journal announces Clifford Thorne of Washington Iowa will seek the Republican nomination for United States senator in June primaries. Thorne notes no personal platform but will release a detailed statement, joining Col S W Brookhart as a leading candidate in a Washington Iowa race with a history of political contests and public service.
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Clifford Thorne
United States
Thorne
Washington
Washington County
United States Senate
Col. S. W. Brookhart
Mr. Thorne
Col
D. J. Palmer
Board of Railway Commissioners
Iowa
Brooklyn
W. G. Thorne
Methodist Church
Iowa Conference
Clifford
Yale
Chicago
Corn Belt Meat Producers Association
Commission
State Commission
Commerce
Henders@t
Henderson
Mississippi
St. Louis
National Shippers’ Conference
National Association of Railway Commissioners
Interstate Commerce Commission
Commercce Council
American Bar Association
Americar Law Review
Bach
Iowa Wesleyan College
The
State University of Jews
Prac
Amercan Mining Congress
Farmers’ National Grain Dealers Recodiation
Wade Cetera
American Farm Bureau Association
An Argument for Order in Public Life
A brief editorial argues that orderly conduct prevents trouble arising from careless actions. It emphasizes restraint, discipline, and foresight as keys to social harmony and stable governance.
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Boston
Doan's Kidney Pills Proven to Restore Strength
Mrs. Garrett of Auburn reports kidney weakness hampered daily tasks until Doan's Kidney Pills were used. She credits the remedy with strengthening her back, easing pains, and eliminating irregularities, noting she has had no trouble since. The product sells for 60 cents at local dealers.
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Washington
Barns
Doan
Garrett
Auburn Co
Mirs
N.Y
Iowa Booze Makers Fined Large Sum in Six Months
A Des Moines report to G A Brunson shows federal prohibition actions in Iowa over six months. Taxes and penalties assessed total 683,844.10 dollars with 22,985 dollars in automobile seizures and 224 stills seized. Distilled liquor seizures reached 1,706 gallons, beer 184 gallons, mash 21,284 gallons. 331 arrests by federal agents and 499 recommended for prosecution.
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Des Moines
G. A. Brunson
Iowa
The Doctor's Prerogative in a Paris Scene
A cramped Paris stage gag centers on a distressed patient crying out and a doctor confirming pain locations. The exchange drives the scene as characters debate urgency and care in a tense patient consultation.
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Dent
la' Rire
Paris
New Tariff Aids Button Industry in Muscatine
Muscatine button makers expect benefits from the new tariff bill as Congress extends protection for the industry. The finished button rate rises to two cents a line and the ad valorem duty climbs to forty percent, shifting valuation toward foreign markets. The bill, already passed by the House and now before the Senate, aims to bolster domestic button production.
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Muscatine
Harry Hull
Washington
Hull
Congress
United States
Senate
House
Puzzles of the Wireless Exhibition at Penn Station Hotel
An elaborate radio exhibition at the Hotel Pennsylvania explained vacuum tubes and amplifiers that make feeble waves audible and clarified wireless control of distant automobiles. Experts and scientists addressed puzzling wireless problems as more than a quarter million New Yorkers own radio sets.
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Pennsylvania
Amateurs Seek Liberal Radio Experiment Notes
The article discusses wireless waves versus light, asking why wireless curves around Earth while light cannot. It cites Sun’s envelope effects, antipodal focusing, and amateurs lobbying in Washington for liberal radio treatment, referencing a Minnesota storm and amateur relays during a blizzard.
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Earth
Antipodes
Washington
Minnesota
New York Times
Old preacher strikes back at pulpit greed
A veteran minister rebukes a deacon for ceaseless money demands from the pulpit. He vows that churches do not die from honest effort, and that the one he once built sang with thunderous praise for the Lord.
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Boston
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Schulty Motor Car CO
Lakewood
F. O. B. Factory
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