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...York World and the St. Louis Post-Dispatch, total circulation 804,221 daily; 986,767 Sunday. These are owned by Ralph, Joseph and Herbert, sons of the late Joseph Pulitzer. ¶ The New York Times and the Chattanooga Times, total circulation 357,556 daily, 559,687 Sunday. They are the properties of Adolph S. Ochs. ¶ The Chicago Tribune and the Daily News (Manhattan), total circulation 1,201,206 daily; 1,444,848 Sunday. Colonel R. R. McCormick and Captain J. M. Patterson are the owners. ¶ The Philadelphia Public Ledger and the New York Evening Post, total circulation...
...many things which, although perfectly innocent in themselves, form an imposing array when marshalled in the divorce court. The scene of the trial is by far the best one of the play, and reaches, in the hands of Miss Ann Mason. Mr. Samuel Godfrey, and Mr. Ralph Remley an unusual height of dramatic interpretation...
John McHugh, President of the Mechanics and Metals National Bank, announced that New York's quota was oversubscribed. Ralph Van Vechten. President of the Continental and Commercial National Bank, announced that Chicago's quota was oversubscribed. The other cities followed, piling on their oversubscriptions. Money flowed. No official list of subscribers was given out, but it was understood that the Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul had pledged $100,000; the Rock Island Lines, $100,000; J. P. Morgan and Co., $500,000; the National City Bank (Manhattan), $500,000; Kuhn, Loeb & Co., $250,000; Henry Ford...
Meanwhile, France, Germany, Russia were reported to be rushing expeditions to capture the Arctic empire. And Lieut. Ralph E. Davison prepared to accompany Norwegian Amundsen, King Haakon...
Sued for Divorce. Ralph Pulitzer, 45, son of the late Joseph Pulitzer, famed proprietor of The New York World and of the St. Louis Post Dispatch, by Mrs. Frederica Vanderbilt Webb Pulitzer, 40; in Paris...