Postage Rates Reminder and Washington Post Office Addresses
Remittance guidance notes postage options for various newspaper subscriptions, emphasizing drafts checks and post office orders payable to The Washington Post Co. at its main offices in Washington DC Philadelphia and Chicago. Manager Paul Block listed for multiple locations.
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Washington Post Co
Washington
Pennsylvania Avenue
Fourteenth Street
Tork
Vanderbilt
Paul Block
Chicago Offen
Unity
Let The Post Follow You
Washingtonians leaving the city can have TK Post follow them to stay informed about the Capital. Change of address is allowed and the paper will be mailed promptly to any part of the country. Notify the carrier or send order to Tha Post. Telephone 205.
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Chicago
Philadelphia
Ube
Civil Service Commission
Spn
Post
Chicago Civil Service
New Mexico
J. Garden
Alberquerque
Raleigh
Darden
Texas Panhandle
Arizona
Exclusion of Asiatics and Pacific Trade Policy
A Worcester columnist rebukes Washington Post predictions of a Japan Britain United States alliance and argues against entangling treaties. The piece urges amicable transfer of the Philippines to Japan, calls for fair Chinese and Japanese treatment in the U.S., critiques Chinese exclusion laws, and notes Pacific Coast resistance and the need for revised immigration rules distinguishing merchants travelers and students.
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Pom
Worcester
Mass
Washington Post
Japan
Great Britain
United States
Philippines
allMe
Philippine Islands
Oureelvan
Yumiatiog Tocater
Far East
Stey
Sida
Philippine Archipelago
China
Uniteh State
Pacific
Congress
California
Hawaii
Philadelphia
Ingutter
Shangshai
Armorica
Oes
Che
Wu Tingfang
America
Pacific Coast
Peace and Other Problems in Postwar America
The piece argues domestic issues persist despite victory and diplomacy. It highlights railroad rates, deficits, tariffs, trusts, and public demands for lower meat prices. It questions navy expansion and U S world power status, urging focus on unresolved home concerns before the next election.
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Togo
Roosevelt
Senate
House
Navy
Fire and reform sweep through Glasgow Kentucky and beyond
The piece recounts Glasgow Kentucky and its fire history from decades past through a recent blaze in the rebuilt district. It notes editorials criticizing fires and urging safer construction, while linking a Chicago reform movement to broader calls for municipal change and accountability.
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Glasgow
Kentucky
Glasgow Times
Giaguise
Sres
Times
Glasgow Han
Dean Swift
The
Earls of Caithness and Sinclair Ancestry Examined
Lord Caithness, newly arrived from Liverpool, spends most of his life at his North Dakota ranch, while distant kin in Scotland contest the earldom. The Sinclairs and Mares figure in a tangled line of claimants, lawsuits, and historic feuds dating to medieval Scotland, with modern disputes over trusteeship and succession among distant relatives and allied families.
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Lord Caithness
Liverpool
United States
Berriedale
North Dakota
Inverness Terrace
London
Earldom
F. &. Heathcote
James Buchanan
Craigend
Janet Buchanan
Hali
Caithness
Murray MacGregor
Charlotte MacGregor
John Sinclair
Kinloch Rannoch
Perthshire
House of Lords
Sinclair
Annals of Scotland
Isabel Sinclair
Pola
Lord Berriedais
Caithneas
Hua
William
House of Sinclair
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Dunbesth
John Tollemache Sinclair
Ulpster
Lord Sinclair
Scotland
John Tollémache Sinlair
Hrettle
Sandown Park
Heathcote
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Earl of Mar
Lord Garloch
Lord Garlock
Robert Heathcote
Mandon Hal
Oakham
Lord Mar
Europe
Robert Bruce
Annals of
House of Mar
George IV
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Mar
Mary Queen of Scots
Hall of Mar
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Poess
Scdtland
Holyrood Palace
Earl of Mer
Exclusion of Japanese Weighs on American Attitudes Abroad
A New York Times editorial argues Americans should reconsider anti Japanese sentiment and policy in light of past anti Chinese actions. It cites court rulings on Chinese immigration, urges caution against boycotts, and warns that Japanese retaliation could challenge U S justice and national self respect.
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New York Times
Pacific C
John W. Foster
Supreme Court
United States
San Francisco
District Court of the
Supreme Law of the Land
Americicans
Spain
M. J. Edwards
New York
Shoreham
Madrid
Chadwick
Hungry Joe
Kentucky feud erupts in Mor gan County shooting
The Milwaukee Sentinel reports a fatal Kentucky feud incident at a Morgan County social event. A man was killed and several wounded after a dispute over Judge Hargis ended in a volley of rifles and revolvers, with no arrests. The piece urges justice and accountability to restore civility.
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Milwaukee Sentinels
Harela
Kentucky
Morgan County
Hargis
Winchester
Disturbance Ends with Brick Found in Hat
A policeman leads an apparently innocent bystander away from a scene of disturbance. Shouts question the bystander’s hat. The officer reveals a brick hidden inside the hat, a surprising discovery amid the events.
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Newt
The New Road to Wealth and Public Service
A fragment discusses Paul Morton and colleagues urging entry to public service. It notes many want private work but Morton Cortelyou and Lamont seek a long list of Treasury Assistants and Currency Comptrollers, implying they gain from public roles.
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Paul Morton
Publc
Shakespeare Thrives In Des Moines Amid Strong Bard Revival
Des Moines audiences near 3000 attend Shakespeare performances in bold contrast to lean drama trends. Prices span 1 to 4 dollars as Sothern Marlowe in Romeo and Juliet and Sidmer Rehan in The Taming of the Shrew headline a wave of notable revivals fueling both financial and artistic success.
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Bes Moines
Des Moines Register
Des Moines
West
Rochester
Iowa
America
E. FL Sothern
Julia Marlowe
Richard Maneficki
Viola Allen
Limited Power of the President from the Baltimore Sun
A Rome dispatch says Senator Bacon of Georgia met the King of Italy who noted a U S President has more power than a king. The article notes presidential powers are defined by the Constitution and limited by Congress and the Senate checks. The President cannot declare war levy taxes appropriate funds or sign treaties without Senate approval.
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Baltimore Sun
Rome
Bacon
Georgia
Italy
United States
Congress
Senate
Washington's Quixotic Daydreams and Comic Misreads
A fragmentary vignette from the New York Tribune depicts a comic episode in which a man hangs by a tree fork after a dip into a bookkeepers picnic tale. Interspersed are gibes about police helmet etiquette and a teasing exchange with a coachman. The piece adroitly mixes quips about duty and propriety with light nonsense.
Didn't Care to Sit Down A Montel Strain
A fragment from a Philadelphia Ledger piece features dialogue between Cholly and Snappey about Europe and thinking, with a casual Urban banter tone. It includes a Washington police note and a clerical wage jab, all rendered in a wry, clipped style.
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Montel
The
Philadelphis Ledger
Cholly
Europe
New York View on Travel Time to Chicago
Fragmentary note discusses travel from New York to Chicago, mentioning an eighteen hour timeframe and questioning adequacy of inducement. No clear events or figures available.
Reflections of a Bachelor in a Humorous Column
A compiled set of witty snippets and dubious anecdotes from a New York paper style column. It mocks men and women with light satire, including quips about marriage, weather complaints, card games, and a joked office overheard scene.
Pointed Paragraphs From Chicago Daily News Humor Column
Fragmented text presents a satirical collage on marriage money and social norms. It mentions marriage as a serious step, women’s opinions, and witty quips about husbands, infidelity, and everyday folly. Several garbled phrases hint at caricatures of relationships and urban life.
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Chicago Daily News
Bobo
Yasn
Centurion
Spineter
Jose
Notable visitors discuss politics and statehood talks
Louisville figures announce a strong municipal ticket with Paul Barth for mayor and Thomas Drewry for speaker, while Drewry gains praise for municipal work and the Capitol site. Other guests discuss rain in New Mexico, cattle ranching, and political caution about New Mexico statehood amidst regional issues.
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Joseph M. Huffaker
Thomas Drewry
Louisville
Kentucky
Raleigh
Huffaker
Commonwealth Attorney
Drewry
Paul Barth
United States
Bobby Was Wiss And A Big Stick Of Candy
A humorous exchange shows a Chicago Daily News father urging his son to aim high but the boy asks for a “big stick” of candy. A Philadelphia Ledger joke prompts a husband and wife moment about decision making and a microscope remark.
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Chicago Daily News
Bobby
Philadelphia Ledger
Tales from Mengendorfer Blatter Tack-Uncle Job
Fragmentary Detroit Tribune clipping quotes Uncle figures about dreams and money. Exchanges touch on Eva’s appearance and a photograph from an outing. The piece ends with a blunt note on speech distinguishing the civilized from the brutal, noting abuse of a wife.
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Mengendorfer
Job
John
Chicago Daily News
Eva
Detroit Tribune
Roosevelt Peace Note Moves War Toward Settlement
In a bold move President Roosevelt offered peace terms to Russia and Japan urging open diplomacy. The Philadelphia commentary says his proactive stance pressured St. Petersburg to seek Tokyo’s terms and framed a mortal danger to continued war. The act is seen as a world service saving Russia from folly and sparing Japan further costs.
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Philadelphia
Roosevelt
St. Petersburg
Washington
Tokyo
Russia
Japan
Manchuria
China
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