Karolyi Advocates Democracy Based on Universal Ballot
Count Michael Karolyi, heir to the Conservative High Agrarians, breaks with old allies to push Hungary toward a democratic reorganization. He cites experiences in the United States, urges universal suffrage, and opposes Count Tisza while forming a radical new independent party. He argues for full democracy and national equality within a postwar Hungary.
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Budapest
Hungary
Michael Karolyi
Tiza
Associated Press
America
United States
France
Karolyi
Alexander Karolyi
Balkan States
Agrarians
Justh
Russia
Jeo
Count Tisza
Serbia
Tisza
Independent Party
Count Karolyn
Paprika
Conser
Eo Vo Agrarians Front
Haddad
Germany
Karolyi Party
Karolyi Folowers
His Great Scheme: Phonograph to Solve Crowded Car
A Washington Star humor item notes a street railway man boasting a plan to install phonographs in every car playing The Star Spangled Banner to force standing passengers. The quip mocks crowded transit and patriotic pageantry.
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The
Washington Star
A Flight of Imagination
Uncle Bill Bottletop declares he will vote for Prohibition and hopes their movement wins. He warns that if they gain power they may align with special interests, as other parties have done in the past.
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Prohibition
Bill Bottletop
Tanlac Credited With Restoring Health By Wilmington Merchant
WS. T. Shepard, proprietor of Ninth and Market streets grocery, says Tanlac relieved long standing stomach trouble after twelve years of failed treatments. He reports improved heart symptoms, less nervousness, and weight gain after three bottles with plans for a full six bottle course. Tanlac is stocked at Bellamy Drug Store and other North Carolina outlets.
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WS. T. Shep
Aril
Market Streets
Wamingtes
Tanlac
Hettie
Murdered Rhode Island Judge Still A Mystery
A year after Judge Willis S. Knowles was shot in broad daylight near his Johns town summer home, Rhode Island investigators have found no clue to the assassin or motive. The bachelor judge was linked to three women who believed they owned his heart, but details fail to clear the case or reveal a single suspect.
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Providence
Willis S. Knowles
Rhode Island
Johnstown
Knowles
Municipal League Convention Opens in Newark
The League of American Municipalities begins its annual convention in Newark with several hundred delegates from major cities attending. Topics include public health education city planning electoral reform and municipal finances. The sessions run through Saturday when officers are elected and the next convention city chosen.
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Municipal League
Newark
N. J
The
League of American Municipalities
Detroit Will Funds Parenthood School For Girls
Mrs. Kizzie Merrill Palmer leaves a fortune exceeding one million dollars to establish and maintain the Merrill Palmer Motherhood and Home Training School in Detroit or Greenfield Township. The will states the aim to train girls and women for wifehood and motherhood, with rules set by the estate administrators.
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Detroit
Mich
Michigan
Kizzie Merrill Palmer
Palmer
United States
Thomas W. Palmer
Greenfield Township
Merrill-Palmer Motherhood and Home Training School
A Fair Question About Our Navy
An 1870s Louisville Courier Journal item notes a public dispute over whether the nation has a navy. The Admiral asserts existence while a politician denies it, provoking readers to determine what a navy looks like.
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Louisville Couyier. Journal
Ivy Service Commission Meeting Notice
There will be a meeting of the Ivy Service Commission in City Utah on Wednesday September 1 at o'clock p.m. Applicants for positions in the Police or Fire Departments must be present for examination by order of the Chairman Thomas D Maartes Clerk.
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Ivy Service Commission
Utah
Police
Thos. D. Maartes
Dreaming of a humming bird and a country life in a city store
Jacqueline juggles dream imagery with a rush to work at Barclay's department store. She encounters Nip Schindler and a tall, earnest young man on a crowded car ride and later hopes to reunite with Aunt Barbie while navigating job pressure and a lace request from Medora Dodson. The day threads between bustling shop life and pursuit of a country escape with Aunt Barbie, amid conversations about apartment plans and a lost mother.
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Jacqueline
Barbie
Barclay's Department Store
Nip Schindler
Mashmeyer’s
Nip
Frank
Nip Stindler
Megiect
Maschmeyer
Joe
Mill Darley
Mill
Darleys
Nip Shindler
Esquire
Aunt Barbie
Toby
Wallace
Medora Dodson
Jac
Medora
Bree
Jacqueline Helps Stranger Borrow a Nickel
Jacqueline helps a wary young man by lending him a nickel to reach Madam Dupuy's, and he promises to repay it that evening. The scene shifts to Jacqueline returning home with a warm welcome from Aunt Barbie and Aunt Dorcas, revealing family ties and an upcoming country life.
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Independent
W. T. Shepard
Taniac
Wilmington
Bellamy Drug
Acme
Burgaw
C. L. Halstead
Southport
Watson's Pharmacy
Rocky Point
A. N. Rhodes & Co
Supply
G. W. Kirby
New Bern
Bradham Drug Co
Magnolia
W. L. Southall
Faison
Faison Drug C O
Pembroke
Valier
Walter
Corbett Co
Wilmington Eee
Civil Service Commission
Eckman
Harriet Whitney Durbin
Grand
Jacquéline
Mother
Acqueline
Dorcas Mallard
Cliff Bridge
St. Louis
Dorcas
Therise Dupuy
Daddy
Barclay’s
Salelay’s
Clyde
Jcqueline
Aunt Dorcas
Madam Dupuy
Darlin
Vor
Cas
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