St Louis Week A Convention Preview and Democratic Struggle
The piece surveys the St Louis convention week with focus on platform disputes over candidates and leadership. It contrasts Democratic independence with Republican centralized control, warns against division, and urges unity, disciplined action, and a common nominee to boost chances in the 1940s political climate.
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St. Louis
St Louis
Jong
Democratic Party
Congress
Natiorm
St Lous
Democrats
St Louw
United Action
Republican Party
Roosevelts
Empyrean Heights
Commentary on Massachusetts Supreme Court and legal ethics
The Providence Journal reports on remarks by Chief Justice Knowlton of Massachusetts stressing restraint in criticizing lawyers and the profession. The piece questions evading laws and notes corporations pay millions for legal advice while pondering whether advising clients to change statutes can be just or harmful.
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Bay State
Supreme Court of Massachusetts
Hve
Providence
Mkwasnlef
Mary
Uraa
Frest
Itas
Yore
Dee
Lowell
Supreme Court
Hfe
Associated Press Dispatch
Boston
Outrage over law and tariff policies shapes political debate
The piece critiques lawyers and a Lowell attorney in a murder case, cites a New Hampshire senator calling tariff practices an outrage, and notes Congress hearings on commercial marine policy. It questions when reforms will come, hinting at Republican prospects for tariff revision if the party wins.
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Tong
New Hampshire
Galninger
Congressional Commission On
Commercial Marine
Cleveland
Associated Press
James C Wallace
American Shipbuilding Company
American Steel
Belfast
Pittsburg
Commission
Carnegie Steel Company
Babcock
Post
Congress
Canada
Ho Aton
Gallinger
Senate
Making Cleveland Beautiful A City Plan To Invest In Arts
Cleveland launches a vast urban beautification program with a 20 million dollar expenditure to shape the lakefront, public buildings, and avenues. A commission led by Burnham Carrere and Warner will design a formal mall, park system, and new schools and police facilities, aiming for a lasting, cohesive civic plan.
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City of
Cleveland
Pittsburg
David H Burnham
John M .Carrere
Buffalo
Aracela W Runner
New York
Cty
Lake Ene
Congress
Washington
Labor and railway safety clash in Panama and America
The article discusses Gen Peter C. Hains on the Panama Canal labor needs and labor supply concerns, comparing estimates from 1900s projects while noting climate limits and US labor sourcing. It also critiques railway managers for safety and speed incentives, warns of overloading and lower-trained crews, and hazard politics and public sentiment ahead of the St Louis convention.
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Panama
Peter C Havns
Canal
Havns
Chicago Drainage Canal
Sault Rie Marie
Chicago
Panama Cana
Jamaica
West Indies
Gen Hains
United States
Canal Commission
South
Ralroad Gazette
Gazette
The
Hmit
Nalion
Washington Post quotes fuel endless political jabs
The Washington Post is cited across multiple city papers in a mosaic of political sniping. Populist labels, vacant vacations, and calls for reform surface as editors debate Senator Spooner, Governor La Follette, Cyrus Walbridge, and Cyrus P. Walbridge amid hints of intraparty tensions and platform planks.
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Rochester Post-Express
Washington Post
Peffer
Hochester Post-Express
Knox
Senate
Toneka Journal
Petter
Wilmington
C Star
The
Washington Post Informa
Republican Party
Spooner
la Follette
Committee On
New York Wall
St Louis
Siena City
Ware
Washington
Jonquils
Memphis News
New York
Kansas City Journal
Cyrus P ‘Walbridge
William Warner
Hot Springs
Kentucky
Col Wattercon
Post
Marie Henry
Columbia
Hector Fuller
Port Arthur
Fuller
Ruslan Earmanks
Knoxville Journal and Tribune
John Rockefeller
Holt
Tao
Senator Fairbanks
Judge Parker
Parker
Esopus
Cleveland
Chicago
Del
Philadelphia
Edward Addicks
Addicks
Union Republican
Will Wed Widow of Noted Usurer Linked to Royal Court
A London society intrigue centers on Mrs Sam Lewis widow of a famed usurer. Her upcoming marriage to Montague Hill prompts retirement of adjutant in the Scots Guards. Lewis, reputed for vast philanthropy, has backed King Edward’s favorite hospital fund and mingled with court circles, provoking mixed reactions among royal household officers.
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Guards
England
Edward
Royal Household
Brigade of Guards
Regiment of Scots Guards
Belmont
Modder River
Sam Lewis
Grosvenor Square
Thames
Maidenhead
King Edward's Hospital
Keerly
Lewis
Farquhar
Lord Farquhar
London
George Lewis
Parliamentary
Sam Lewi
Sam
University At
Dublin
Frederick Johnstone
Prince of Wales
Monte Carlo
Lhe Smuitan
Chefkat
Voss Hope Temple
Ascot
Household Brigade
Isime Oawuwutue
Gracioua
Gen Booth
Salvation Army
Buckingham Palace
International Salvationist Congress
Queen Victoria
Gen ' Booth
Ard Roya
Halland
Wilhelming
Sweden
Sophia
Oscar
Wiss Chba Munk
Count Rumford
Benjamin Thompson
Woburn
Mass
Salem
Boston
Bradford-on-the
Lavoisier
Rumford
Harvard University
Earth age debated by radium study and heat source
In a Royal Institute lecture, Ernest Rutherford suggests radium links to Earth's internal heat and a potential older age than Lord Kelvin’s cooling limit. He notes energy from radium far surpasses chemical reactions yet leaves little depletion, implying radioactive processes may extend geological timeframes beyond 100 million years, aligning with geologists who doubt the shorter age.
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Engineering and
Royal Institute
London
Ernest Rutherford
Golm Omar
William Ramsay
Quartus
Earth
Lord Kelvin
Systemic Flaws Expose Steamboat Inspection Weakness
From the New York Journal of Commerce negatives in the Steamboat Inspection Service show inspectors are graded by the number of inspections rather than their importance, risking lax safety. Secretary Cortelyou urged fixed salaries by district importance and warned the system tempts the inspector to maximize quantity over quality.
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New York Journal of Commerce
United States Steamboat Inspection Service
Congress
Cortelyou
Cortelou
Quotable Bits and Jests From National Papers
A collage of witty quips and social observations from The Houston Post New York Press and Chicago papers. Jokes touch on women age norms home life and manners with pithy lines about cigarettes mirrors and the perils of intellectuals.
Country Dance Night Sparks in Dakota Town Hall
Terpsichore in Dakota recounts Decoration Night revelry as country youths fill the town hall with dances. The orchestra and callers engage the crowd while a first recreation for a Moor resident shines. Amid lively scenes, a mock drama and flirtations unfold, ending with late hours of music under the full moon.
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Terpsichore
Dakota
Hampion
Chromelo
Jock
Hin
Yle Swain
Morton and Kansas Feel Strong Pride in Cabinet Pick
The Kansas press voices pride in Paul Morton, new Secretary of the Navy, born in Detroit with ties to Chicago and the Santa Fe Railway. Kansans fear his rise may bring them loss unless a strong Kansas influence persists, joking about naval ships and yards serving the region and whether Morton’s appointment signals Western strategic attention.
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Kansasity Star
Paul Morton
Detroit
Chicago
Kansas
Mr Morton
Kansay
Jas
Santa Fe
Noah
Sopeka
Cottonwood
Neosho
Jomporin
Westland
West
Chilean scholar Don Pedro del Rio seus in hotel lobby
A Chilean dignitary Don Pedro del Rio Zanaurtu arrives with wife and nephew at Riggs House. He is noted as a celebrated traveler and writer who has circled the globe three times and plans another voyage before settling on a Canewpewn estate. A long, detailed reminiscence follows on Chilean wealth, mines, and social positions.
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Chile
Don Pedro del Rio Zanaurtu
Riggs
Senor
Pedro del Rio
Ventlemin
Getty
Canewpewn
Santuage
Senor de Hin
Fats
South Am
Arloent
Amd
Chee
Stots Bay
Pontion
Banean
Tugas
Uptown
Farmer Arts ‘Nowridays Jt
Tman
Tchrenie Gang
Cal
Ogo Staples
Mexico
Alvarado
Col Staples
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