President Silent on Stillings Report on Public Printer Job
William B Turner reports the Government Printing Office inquiry for Public Printer candidates. President Roosevelt may name a successor to Stillings. Objections to Rossiter as a printer candidate are noted. Con sidine Ricketts Bolles mentioned among supporters and possible nominees.
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William B Turner
GPO
Senate
Rossiter Sa
Messrs
Considine, Ricketts, and Bolles
Mentin
Rosevel
Arosals
Rosie Swork
Mr Stillings
Anuot
Frends
Star
Seerstary
Texas Oil Case Hearing Sets April Supreme Court Term
Disjointed filing describes Bradley W. Pilmer v. State of Texas and Waters Pierce Oil Co with antitrust law flags. Mentions United States Supreme Court scheduling hearings, Virginia rate cases and various legal actions involving corporate entities and federal and state court appointments.
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Bradley W. Pilmer
State of Texas
Waters Pierce Oil Company
Texas
United States Screme
Elyvers
Virginia
United States Supreme Court
Vanced Svesterday
Tle
Cruelty story denied in Ohio case
Cleveland March 2 investigation into two AP dispatches from Uhrichsville and Canal Dover on February 18 found no truth in a claim that Misa Clara Sterling a Tuscarawas County Home teacher pleaded guilty to driving a tack through a pupil s tongue. The charge was false. she had merely threatened punishment, was fined ten dollars, and her services were dispensed with.
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Cleveland
Mar
Associated Press
Uhrichaville Ohio
Canal Dover
Ohio
Misa Clara Sterling
Tuscarawas County
Supreme Court dismisses Spinks dividend case against United States Life
The Supreme Court dismissed for want of jurisdiction the case of United States Life Insurance Company of New York versus Harry Spinks of Campbell County Kentucky. It centered on whether policy dividends paid after the father Charles Spinks died should extend the $2000 policy beyond August 1898 under New York law. The Kentucky circuit court and court of appeals had ruled for Spinks, and the high court’s action affirms that verdict by not ruling on the dividends issue.
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United States Supreme Court
United States
Lfe Insuance Company
Nework
Harry Spnks
Campbell County
New York
Spinks
Charles Spinks
Taters
State Circuit Court
Kentucky Court of Appeals
Federal Supreme Court
Kentucky Court
No Drink Less Grime Details Saloon Fallout In Georgia
Special Washington correspondence reports Georgia’s prohibition reducing crime and harming saloon rents. Booker T. Washington lauds benefits to Black men and safer streets. Merchants adapting to new uses. tax revenue from licenses fades as saloons close. Kriminil calendar declines show statewide improvement. opposition mainly from liquor interests and saloon landlords.
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Washington Post
Atlanta Ga
Georgia
Booker Washington
Washington
Fta
Dax Shier
Iity Street
Growth forecast for Georgia despite past troubles
State leaders project charred effects from poor collections and rising sales in Atlanta, predicting population and business volume to surpass rival two year rates. The decree pledges rapid progress over the decade amid optimistic outlook for Georgia’s prosperity and industrial revival.
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Acusunts
Ineroas
Atlanta
Corgis
Idi Rs
Eirers
Georgia
Thomas Bildley
Obituary Notice for Tie Charles O Smerstanidt
Final services for Tie Charles O Smerstanidt of Washim a mass pit on Friday were held at the Luther Mom church. Pallbearers included familiars and community members honoring the prominent local figure known for charitable work and civic service.
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Charles Osmerstanidt
Beart
Onensehmats
Ted
Luther
Hertha Ini
DD Sen
Run Down by Bicyclist on Pennsylvania Avenue
A York visitor suffered a broken nose after being struck by a bicyclist on the avenue near Pennsylvania Street. Rogers was arrested at the Natona Hotel following the incident. Witnesses described the cyclist speeding as the pedestrian attempted to cross at Seventh Street, but the rider could not avoid the collision.
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York
Acadent
Pennsylvania Avenue
Rogers
Natona
Plventh Street
Rogera
Arant
Three burnt to death in sand bank accident
A sand bank collapse killed three men and injured others working on a riverbank. The workers, employed at the site, were near the north side when the collapse occurred. A fourth person was reported injured and four children were affected by the tragedy.
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Tim Fie
Spoony
Timpre
Descriptive Pitch for a National Newspaper
The passage extols a newspaper as politically independent and highly desirable for all readers. It highlights fearless, accurate reporting for the public interest, the attraction of top news, skilled writers, and modern facilities, claiming steady daily demand.
The Post as Leading Newspaper at the Seat of Government
The Post is recognized as the leading newspaper published at the seat of the United States government. Its financial news and market reports cover all sections, guiding merchants and financiers with accurate business status. It serves farmers with produce sales guidance and offers leisure readers varied columns.
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United States
Post
The Washington Post Sunday Post Pink Sheet Sport Feature
The Sunday Post praises its own sporting section as superior among Sundays. It highlights foreign news illustrations and choice literary selections while outlining extensive coverage of outdoor and indoor sports across all venues.
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Sunday Post
Post
Tut Post
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Arethaly
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Texas Oil
Toledo
Supreme Court
United States Life
Edmonston
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Interstate Commerce Commission
Hitchcock
Raymony Flitchenck
Gil
Blanchard
John B Stanchfield
Hitchcock & Counse
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Companiie Street Railway
James F Chaw
Sonnenschmidt
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Wile
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