President silent as Government Printing Office probe unfolds
William B Turner reports the Senate inquiry into the Government Printing Office with several candidates for Public Printer. President Roosevelt’s selections loom. Stillings may be replaced while lawmakers debate eligibility and integrity. Competing figures like Loom Blairer receive strong backing amid the investigation.
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Rosie Swork
Mr Stillings
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Star
Seerstary
Texas Oil Case Hearing Sets April Supreme Court Date
The case Bradley W. Pilmer v. The State of Texas centers on the Waters Pierce Oil Company’s right to operate in Texas. A hearing was set yesterday by the United States Supreme Court for the first Tuesday in the upcoming term, with related Virginia rate cases and antitrust charges noted.
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Waters Pierce Oil Company
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United States Screme
Elyvers
Virginia
United States Supreme Court
Vanced Svesterday
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Teacher cleared in cruelty case prompt
Investigation into two AP dispatches from Uhrichaville and Canal Dover February 18 found no truth in the claim that Misa Clara Sterling of the Tuscarawas County Home pleaded guilty to driving a tack through a pupil’s tongue. The teacher merely threatened punishment, was fined ten dollars, and lost her job.
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Canal Dover
Ohio
Misa Clara Sterling
Tuscarawas County
Supreme Court dismisses Spinks insurance case for lack of jurisdiction
The United States Supreme Court dismissed the United States Life Insurance Company of New York versus Harry Spinks of Campbell County for want of jurisdiction. The dispute centered on whether policy dividends applied to a policy paid on the death of the holder under New York law. Spinks argued dividends extended beyond 1898. the company contended the payout ended earlier. Kentucky courts had ruled in Spinks favor, and the Supreme Court’s action collapses further federal review.
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United States
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Nework
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Campbell County
New York
Spinks
Charles Spinks
Taters
State Circuit Court
Kentucky Court of Appeals
Federal Supreme Court
Kentucky Court
No Drink Less Grime Saloons Tenantiess And Former Employes
Special correspondent reports Georgia's liquor prohibition two months in, noting vacancy in saloons, reduced crime, and state tax shifts. Booker Washington praise frames safety gains for African Americans and all Georgians as saloon rents and liquor taxes dwindle. Opposition remains from those who profited from liquor trade and rents.
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Washington Post
Atlanta Ga
Georgia
Booker Washington
Washington
Fta
Dax Shier
Iity Street
State growth and law actions mix in 1900 era chaos
The text shows optimistic state growth forecasts for Georgia with references to population and business rise over ten years. It also notes Attorney General Bonaparte directing suits against railroad companies for safety appliance law violations, plus a delayed Hitchcock trial, and a Boston street railway company receivership with a $7,000,000 asset figure, all framed in a period newspaper voice.
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Atlanta
Corgis
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Eirers
Georgia
Thomas Bildley
Bonaparte
United States
Interstate Commerce Commission
Final rites held for Tie Charles O smerstanidt in Washi
Services for Tie Charles O smerstanidt known in Washi masa district were conducted Friday with burial in the local cemetery. The obituary notes his work as a mitered craftsman and mentions surviving relatives including a wife and several children in a concise community notice.
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Beart
Onensehmats
Ted
Luther
Hertha Ini
DD Sen
Run Down by Bicyclist on Pennsylvania Avenue
A York visitor sustained a broken nose after being struck by a bicyclist on Pennsylvania Avenue in the afternoon. Police arrested the rider at the Natona Hotel amid a chaotic scene near Seventh Street as bystanders witnessed the incident.
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Arant
Three Burned To Death In Sand Bank Tragedy
A disaster at a sand bank coal company left several workers dead after a blaze and collapse. Authorities reported multiple casualties, with strong evidence of stake losses and missing workers. Rescue efforts continued as families awaited updates on the missing.
Newspaper Profile Emphasizes Independence and Quality
The passage praises a newspaper for political independence and broad appeal to all readers. It highlights fearlessness and accuracy in public matters, a demand throughout the year, and claims of obtaining the best news, employing top writers, and using modern facilities to assemble them.
The Post Leading Newspaper at the Seat of Government
The Post provides comprehensive financial news, market reports, and business status for merchants and financiers. It serves farmers with produce sale guides and offers leisure readers varied columns of news matter and reading material in its Sunday Morning Edition.
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Post
The Washington Post Sunday Post Pink Sheet Preview
The Sunday Post offers superior illustrated content with selections by prominent writers and accurate foreign news. Its Sporting Section, printed on pink paper, covers baseball, racing, billiards, auto racing, yachts, boating, golf, tennis, swimming, and all major sports with timely, comprehensive results.
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