First Permanent International Court Delivers Historic Judgment
A Washington convention of Central American delegates laid the groundwork for a five member permanent court seated in Cartago Costa Rica. Judge Aguilar presided as president and the court issued its landmark ruling on a Honduras Nicaragua versus Salvador Guatemala dispute, the first judgment of its kind in world history.
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Nicaragua
Salvador
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Anti Typhoid Vaccination Advocated by U S Authorities
The surgeon general and a panel of leading scientists from Michigan Harvard Penn Cornell and Johns Hopkins endorsed voluntary anti typhoid vaccination for the U S Army citing overseas practice and a British Indian military case as proof. The move aims to reduce typhoid deaths and promote public health through immunization.
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United States
Victor C. Vaughn
University of Michigan
William T. Councilman
Haroird
John H. Musser
University of Pennsylvania
Alexander Lambert
Cornell University Medical School
Simon Flexner
Rockefeller
Taft Hesitates On West Visit Amid Possible Extra Session
The Washington Star reports Judge Taft cannot commit to a West visit next August due to a potential extra session of Congress. If Congress delays action the tariff and currency reforms loom as key issues.
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Washington Star
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Tariff Action Could Lead to Early Presidential Signature
The house will push measures while the senate keeps the floor, and a tariff DSM may reach the president for signature by July 1st or 13th. Congress could address other matters if pressed, and the president may report additional items at an extra session. The timing remains open until March.
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Congress
Taft's South Section Vision Sparked At New York Dinner
A North Carolina dinner speech in New York by Taft outlines hopes for uniting the South and ends sectional controversies. The Philadelphia Ledger calls the remarks epoch making as the candidate speaks frankly on the South's problems and future duties.
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Philadelphia Ledger
Rabbi Krauskopf Says Divorce Laws May Lift Morals
The Rev Dr Joseph Krauskopf preaching in Temple Keneseth Israel Philadelphia argues divorce courts may elevate morals citing Census Office data that one in twelve marriages ends in separation and three quarters of divorcees are women. He envisions a future where marriage is a coveted privilege based on purity and honor rather than convenience.
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Philadelphia
Temple Keneseth Israel
Joseph Krauskopf
Krauskopf
Debates on Marriage Roles and Nation Naming Sparks Opinion
Editors quote evolving views on marital equality and readiness for matrimony, noting women’s demands on husbands. The page also parades sensational stories from balloon rescues, wartime captures, and proposed names for New Mexico as a potential new state, with regional editorials weighing newspaper efficiency and political futures.
What the Editors of the Southwest Are Saying
A garbled compilation references editorials from the Southwest with scattered mentions of Las Vegas Optik Record Tucson Citizen and Roswell Record. It touches on political names Hayti Lincolns New Mexico Military Institute and unsettling claims about truth.
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Southwest
New Mexico Military Institute
New Mexico
Lincoln Roswell Record
Hoosevelt Fears Drive Pursuit of Zanzibar Timber
Belligerent fears of Mr. Hoosevelt prompt Congress scrutiny and a promise to act. The text hints at a pursuit into the tall timber in Zanzibar and potential pursuit of peace amid tensions.
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Mr. Hoosevelt
Congress
Zanzibar
Arizona Statehood bills in Congress from Foraker Flint and Smith
The Phoenix Republican reports three concurrent bills for Arizona admission to statehood. Senator Foraker, Senator Flint, and Delegate Smith have each introduced a version. Friends of the territory expect passage within about two and a half months, with praise for Foraker’s ongoing support.
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Preserve New Mexico name and romance in state legacy
In Springer New Mexico on December 16 1908 a writer argues against changing the historic romantic name of New Mexico. The piece contends Americans honor states ships and cities with meaningful names and that place names carry reverence shaping the human heart over time.
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Tradition Defends the Name New Mexico Across History
A speaker urges preserving the name New Mexico, noting its Spanish origins predate conquest, its ties to Santa Fe and other historic sites, and its role in shaping American identity. The essay dismisses prejudice and praises the name’s romantic, cultural legacy and origins.
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Taos
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F J Lucky Baldwin Ill at Arcadian Ranch
F J Lucky Baldwin a famed horse breeder and noted public figure is seriously ill at his Arcadian ranch near Los Angeles. The seventy five year old suffers a chronic cold causing a general breakdown and is under care from doctors.
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F J Lucky Baldwin
Baldwin
Miss Prentiss Woman Credits Foley Kidney Remedy
Mrs. M. McRaney of Prentiss Mississippi writes of three months bedridden kidney and bladder trouble and two doctors who offered no relief. After two bottles of Foley's Kidney Remedy she feels like a new person and urges other women to try it. Sold by J H M O’Rielly Co.
Royal 65 Dollar Typewriter Delivers Consistent Merit
In six months of heavy use the Royal 65 typewriter outperforms rival $100 machines including Remington Underwood Smith Premier and others. The writer, a Santa Fe Freight Office stenographer, asserts Royal is superior for reliability and value over the competition.
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