President Silent On Report In Stillings Printing Office Inquiry
William B Turner reports on Work of the Government Printing Office through Senate. President Roosevelt expected to appoint a successor to Stillings. Candidates are being pressured by supporters while issues of printing experience and integrity are debated. Secretary Loeb and Congress members weigh the findings and possible nominees.
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Texas oil case hearing set for April at Supreme Court
The U S Supreme Court yesterday scheduled oral arguments in Bradley W. Pilmer v. The State of Texas involving the Waters Pierce Oil Co. antitrust dispute. The case concerns licensing and business rights to operate in Texas.
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Teacher Cleared In Cruelty Charge In Ohio
An Associated Press dispatches from Uhrichaville and Canal Dover on February 18 claimed Misa Clara Sterling, a Tuscarawas County Home teacher, pleaded guilty to driving a tack through a pupil’s tongue. Investigations found no truth to this. The teacher only threatened punishment, was fined $10, and lost her job.
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Supreme Court Dismisses Spinks Case Against US Life Insurance
The U S Supreme Court dismissed for lack of jurisdiction the case of United States Life Insurance Company of New York versus Harry Spinks of Campbell County Kentucky. The dispute centered on whether policy dividends applied to the death benefit after premiums were paid, with Spinks contending the policy should extend beyond 1898 and the insurer arguing an earlier end date. Kentucky courts had upheld Spinks, and the high court’s refusal leaves that verdict intact.
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No Drink Less Grime Saloons Tenantiess and Former Employes Tdle
Special Washington Post correspondent reports two months after Georgia prohibition, saloons closed or repurposed, crime declines, taxes shift, Booker Washington praises benefits for Black Georgians, safer streets, fewer assaults on women and children, and reduced state costs. Opponents include liquor profits and saloon landlords.
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Georgia poised for rapid growth and economic progress
State officials project Atlanta area population and business volume outpacing two prior years within ten years. Declarations emphasize sustained prosperity, industrial expansion, and robust state development despite lingering concerns over safety and governance. Sightings of optimistic outlook accompany warnings about rail and corporate failures.
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Burial rites for local doctor held in Washimasa district
Final services were conducted for Dr Tie Charles O smerstanidt a well known physician of the Luther Mom community. Attendance included family and local residents as mourners gathered at the church and graveside. The obituary notes his medical contributions and notes the bereaved wife and children among those who paid respects.
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Run Down by Bicyclist in Pennsylvania Ave Accident
York Visitor sustains a broken nose after a bicycle collision on Pennsylvania Avenue this afternoon. Rogers was arrested at the Natona Hotel following the incident as witnesses describe a cyclist striking him while he attempted to cross near Seventh Street. Police report indicate he was treated and later released.
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Three Die in Sand Bank Fire Tragedy
In a sand bank worksite a blaze killed three men and injured several others. Officials say all victims were workers at the site and the fire destroyed equipment with extensive damage reported.
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Independence Drives Demand for This Paper
Its political independence, fearless and accurate coverage of people’s interests, and daily pursuit of top news with skilled writers and modern facilities establish strong reader demand throughout the year.
The Post as National Newspaper Leader
The Post is described as the leading newspaper in the capital, collecting financial news from all sections. It features full market reports for merchants and financiers and serves as a guide for farmers selling produce. It also offers various columns of news and leisure reading in its Sunday Morning Edition.
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The Washington Post Sunday Post Sporting Pink Sheet
The Sunday Post boasts a premier illustrated magazine section with choice writing by prominent authors and timely foreign news. Its Sporting Section, printed on pink paper, covers all major sports with accurate results and diverse events nationwide.
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