Governor's Message Urges State Budget Reforms and Education
The governor outlines the state condition, existing appropriations, and urges transferring expended balances to the general fund. He calls for millage reforms for educational institutions, supports Board of Education plans, and proposes road bond and fiscal controls, plus reforms in court procedure and government organization.
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Bakers seek ok for smaller loaf under city bread law
Western Newspaper Pilon Sioux City bakers propose reducing bread size from 25 to 18 ounces if city council grants permission. A committee will explain to prevent the cause noted by bakers to obtain a temporary suspension of the ordinance. Wheat price rises tied to European war boost flour costs and threaten baker profits.
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Britain's preliminary reply to neutral commerce noted
Washington report says Britain's initial reply to the American note on neutral commerce pleased in some respects but failed to satisfy the United States. Officials expect a fuller second answer from England to provide required specifics and remove uncertainties about new neutral trade restrictions. Secretary Bryan said the US would not comment in the interim while awaiting England's forthcoming note.
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Government railroad to Alaska coal fields to begin spring
Secretary Lane announced at a White House conference with President Wilson that actual construction of the government railroad from Railroad Washington to connect the Alaska coal fields with the coast will commence this coming spring. Present were Secretary Lane Lieut. Mears William Des and Thomas Rigze Jr.
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Want Death Penalty Abolished in New York Announcement
An announcement from the Death Penalty Abolition Society advocates abolition in New York State. Society officers include George Foster Peabody as president, with Jacob Schiff, Bishop David H. Greer, Rabbi Stephen S Wise, and Thomas Mott Osborne among vice presidents. Warden of Sing Sing is listed as an originator.
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George Foster Peabody
Jacob 4. Schiff
David H. Greer
Thomas Mott Osborn
Sing Sing Origon
Cattle Plague Reported Amid City Health Concerns
A historic note describes a rare hoof and mouth disease case linked to human infection in Baltimore. A medical student in Carlisle and a separate Omaha case are mentioned, with transmission traced to drinking milk from an infected bag. Recovery is noted for the patient.
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Lanty
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Omaha
Ambulances Funded by Yale and Harvard for Battlefields
Seventeen mobile ambulances funded by the American Red Cross with money from Yale and Harvard students will be sent to Huye Yean battlefields. Twelve will bear Yale blue inscriptions and five will carry Harvard emblems.
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Houns Passes Bill to Prohibit Intermarriage in D C
Washington D C A bill to prohibit intermarriage of whites and average in the District of Columbia was passed by the House by a 280 to 60 vote.
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House
Earthquake Shocks Felt Along California Coast
Severe winter tremors rattled Santa Barbara and nearby towns, jolting wealthy easterners’ homes. No major damage reported beyond a brick building settlement, with shocks among the heaviest in years and felt along the coast from the inland region to the Pacific.
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Santa Barbara
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Bread Loaf Size Cut Affects New Orleans Bakers
Bakers in New Orleans reduce loaf size amid flour shortages and rising costs. Local shops report slimmer loaves and new pricing as bakers adjust to tighter supplies and consumer demand.
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