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The Use and Waste of Water in the District
An analysis argues the new filtration plant lacks adequate capacity to meet daily Potomac water use. It cites rising consumption, government waste, and calls for increasing conduit and reservoir capacity while allowing broad water access and resisting restrictions on usage.
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Kaiser visits and political jabs in a transit of rumors
A collage of political asides on travel expenses from the Federal Treasury, Kaiser visits, coal price hikes August 1, and remarks on Roosevelt era policy. The piece lampoons figures like Lawson, Rockefeller, and La Follette, notes Japan’s burden for peace, and parodies public figures amid a broader critique of U.S. politics and diplomacy.
Royal stance widens on steel traps and parks
King Edward orders end to steel trap use on royal lands and private estates. Fears over hunting methods spread as other monarchs mammonize pets. Contention surfaces over see of London status and Oldenburg succession amid court politics and church reforms.
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Graft and Prosperity Debate in Opinion Piece
The Des Moines Register denounces graft as a national disease tied to modern business and public trust, urging citizens to reject backroom deals and seek honest work. It cites Secretary Wilson and the Agriculture Department probes, while praising reforms and ethical governance across states and offices.
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Roosevelt and Jackson on presidential speech and restraint
A fragmentary critique contrasts Theodore Roosevelt with Andrew Jackson, noting Roosevelt’s public boldness versus Jackson’s self imposed restraint. It recalls Jackson’s private insults and public temper, and suggests Roosevelt learn to temper his strong impulses to honor the office.
No War On Insurance Plays At Cross Purposes
The Chicago Inter Ocean cites State's Attorney Jerome of New York preparing a charged campaign against Equitable and other life insurers amid a clamor from the Iroquois Club for a policy holder convention and a national investigation. Critics warn such talk risks panics and urge sober action to root out graft while preserving essential financial institutions. The Loomis article from the Baltimore Herald questions diplomatic praise and contrasts Secretary of State Root with Loomis in Moroccan policy matters. The Chicago Tribune comments on a social scene where a man discards a cigar after a comment by a woman identified as Miss Smith.
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In a Washington hotel lobby scene former congressman Cooper and others discuss the recent revelations of corruption in the Agricultural Department. They urge a full, vigorous probe, defend Secretary Wilson, and warn that reform must extend beyond current leaders to prevent future graft.
Pointed Paragraphs From Chicago News Fragments
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