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Why Bring Bryan East to Parker in 1940s Debate
The Philadelphia Record praises Parker as a fit President while The Post questions Democratic gains and labor stance. The piece critiques funding influence, notes misgivings over stumping in certain states, and weighs boiling water proposals to combat typhoid as impractical for the masses.
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Tom Watson Amuses Himself and the Negro Question
The Springfield Republican and Tom Watson dispute the merits of his catechism on race and public office. The article argues that Watson’s questions misframe equality, noting Roosevelt’s selection of Crum as port collector was based on merit, not race, and condemns Watson’s social equality claims as impertinent while defending individual merit and dignity.
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Admonition and Cracker Debate Across the South
The Nashville American defends Southern loyalty to a Parker candidacy if chosen to lead in the coming campaign. The Post urges careful behavior by guardians of presidential timber and praises Washingtons and Jeffersons while criticizing hostile rhetoric toward Roosevelt. The piece also discusses the cracker label, distinguishes mountaineers, and cites Capt. A T Wimberly’s pamphlet urging black voters to support Parker amid Republican tactics in the South.
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Old World royalties shy from elevators and odd escapes
A far flung, judgmental portrait of monarchs from Francis Joseph to the Pope resisting lifts. A Prussian prince’s Berlin elevator accident kills a keeper. Bulgarian Prince Ferdinand taps Prof Shishmanoff to tutor Boris and Cyril. Greece, Greece’s royal kin vanish, sparking telegraph chase. Belgium’s Leopold and Oldenburg’s duke surface later in Switzerland and the U S, amid courtly idiosyncrasies and public misgivings.
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Trust and competition in oil markets and national defense need
The Boston Transcript argues that independent refineries could erode Standard Oil's grip by paying more for crude, encouraging open competition and lawful protection of market rivalry. It warns against price manipulation and stresses enforcing anti monopoly laws as essential to preserve opportunity and constitutional integrity. The Philadelphia Public Ledger notes the U S Navy faces a manpower shortage, with several ships scheduled for repairs or decommissioning due to insufficient crews, threatening readiness.
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Campaign Apathy Across States in Pre-Election Heat
A compilation from Cleveland Plain Dealer and other papers shows voters showing little interest as the election nears. Politicians complain of apathy while business concerns and financial interests claim priority. The tone reflects editorial cartoon quips about campaigns and public indifference.
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Salaries Of Teachers In The United States
A detailed comparison of teacher pay across nations and regions. It cites the Feder al Education report for 1901 showing average monthly salaries for male and female teachers in the United States, notes Pennsylvania's 1901 figures and a 1905 minimum salary law, and contrasts European wages in the United Kingdom Denmark Prussia France Spain Italy Sweden and Norway. The piece highlights low pay in some districts and a push toward higher standards.
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Western Students in the West
The Springfeld Republican notes a decline in West to New England college patronage as entrance exam data show fewer students from beyond the Allegheny Mountains. Meanwhile New England colleges attract more applicants, reflecting growing competition from western institutions.
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Doctors Face Upset Over Unneeded Operation Bill
Noble Fellows from the Philageionia suetiy describe doctors completing an operation that turned out unnecessary. A hasty consult decided not to charge extra for the wasted effort, and only the usual bills were applied.
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Shifting centers of population and farming value observed
From various sources a capsule of midwest change shows population moving from Ohio toward Indiana, farming value from Eastern Indiana to Western Illinois, and farm income toward the western Mississippi banks. Two centers have crossed the river, with two more decades to follow. Interspersed quips reflect dated humor and social notes from press snippets across major cities.
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Notable Visitors at New Willard Club in Richmond Area
In the New Willard lounge area Col. John Cussons of Glen Allen Virginia, a former Confederate scout and leader, recalls frontier exploits and debates Native peoples with respect. Other guests recount Japanese delegation memories, temperance tales, and political observations as troops pass through from southern states to camps near Manassas.
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