Journalists Fined for Refusing Source Disclosure in Smuggling Case
The financial editor and a reporter in New York faced $600 fines after defying a federal order to identify their information source on Litianer and Heitmeyer smuggling cases. They argued no crime was committed and appealed the fines, citing journalistic ethics and press freedom.
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New York
Litianer
Heitmeyer
Conto
Treasury Department
Bivis Jemen Woauld
Mw Tt
Fragmented OCR note hints at production, transport, and regulation
The readable fragments discuss production in a limited context, transportation lines, and regulatory concerns. Mentions of shortages and potential farming implications appear, with references to equity between supply and government or organizational oversight. Entities and specifics are unclear due to OCR corruption.
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Aang Pays
Cameportapan
Deast
Transportation Deliines, Inc
Global trade shifts and political notes in a busy column
The piece surveys trade policy effects on food costs from producer to consumer, noting tariff changes and import shifts including eggs and preserved foods. It also highlights a quirky campaign scene in China with a singing canary hinting at gender politics, and ends with Frank Q. Stuart's decision not to seek a U S Senate bid.
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United States Department of
Unite
Ostoker
China
Pepean
Indigare
Tatiff
Chienzo
Thinking Themes by Dr Fran Crane
Fragmented readable passages reveal a dense, reflective monologue on power knowledge and perception. References to Aladdin and storms suggest exploring desire control and restraint within a thought experiment or lecture context. The text appears as a stream of ideas with obscure names and imagery.
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Fran Crane
Canton China Tour Guide Tales From The Past
A fantastical sketch of Canton describes it as a vast metropolis with a tea trade to the West and a white population noted at 400. The piece claims the city sits on the Pearl River near Hong Kong, boasts crude housing, long houseboats, and a river spanning area. It references Haley’s comet visits, corded antiquity, and even playful depictions of local delicacies and hospitality.
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Canton
China
Uodhead
Hogy Tt
Iueland
Peart
London
Europe
England
Iit
Iowa Sky Quiet as U S Politics Hums
The piece reflects on political moves around Frank Q. Stuart and a possible Senate transition, hints at shocks, and contrasts weather with floods on the west coast and snow on the east while Iowa stays warm and dry and notes the one year since Wilson’s inauguration. It uses broad opinion and historical allusion without detailing specific events.
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Iowa
Clarke Defends Conduct Amid Capitol Extension Talk
A Dubuque Times Journal summary notes Gov. Clark avoids making capitol extension an issue, focusing on defending his actions related to the bill. The opposition edges at any criticism, while other items cover evangelist pay and concerns about sex education in schools.
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Clarke
Dubuque
Shuggers
Cedar Rapids
Billy Sunday
Evangelist
Pittsburgh
Willie Ritchie
Pug
Reducing Supervisors Sparks Local Tax Debate
A letter to the editor from Barclay Township argues against cutting county supervisors from seven to three. The writer notes Black Hawk County spends about 4 527.12 for seven supervisors while Bremer spends 2 200 for three, and warns that smaller boards centralize power and raise rural taxes. The writer cites population and area differences to challenge fiscal savings.
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A. Lownd
Bremer County
Black Hawk
Cedar Falls
Waterloo
A Moment of Fun and Knowledge Across Pages
A collage of quotes shows children asking questions to learn and adults urging patience. An older man defends helping children learn, while references to bicycle riding, TV watching, and daily routines appear amid scattered notes and headlines from various papers.
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Percy
London
Condensation Age Shrinks Tools and Treasures
A Ruth Cameron column observes how modern society compresses space and goods. It notes smaller homes and wardrobes, tinier kitchens, and the rise of vest pocket items from cameras to fountain pens, illustrating a broader trend toward condensed living. The piece compares past bulky objects with today’s compact equivalents, highlighting the era’s demand for efficiency.
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Menerarion
Hero Unawares and the Ballroom Dance Praise
Reginald de Bacchus, son of a millionaire soapmaker, wakes begging for water after a night of heavy drinking at a ball. His valet apologizes as newspapers note his social downfall and new dance invention praised by Brooklyn Life.
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Reginald de Bacchus
Brooklyn
Multifaceted Official Bennett Toils for Eighty Dollar Pay
William Bennett of Neptune City New Jersey holds multiple city posts includes chief of police streets health inspector truancy officer license collector and janitor at Borough hall His monthly salary is eighty dollars at age 81 Mme Daynes Grasset stars in Paris stage leading roles Cocoa imports to the United States largely come from the West Indies and Central and South America
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William §. Bennett
Neptune City
N. J
Borough Hall
Mme. Daynes- Grasset
Paris
United States
West Indies
Central and South America
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