Women Reject Proposed Settlement Plan
In Paso 1 continuation, women reject the settlement plan submitted by the Gooks and waiters and other committees. The Silver Bow Labor assembly endorsed new wage scales for the working men and bakers unions, but no date given for adoption by employers. The women will form a cooperative enterprise to proceed independently.
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Labor Assembly
Silver Bow Wades
Workingmen's Union
Dakers
Segoe Coperneve Ore Om
Memoirs Claim Kaiser's Insanity in Hidden Volume
Frank E. Mason reports from Vienna that August Eigenbrodt cites Bismarck’s unpublished third memoir volume. The physician verdicts on Kaiser Wilhelm II predicted death or madness, detailing early arrogance, warlike acts, and warnings to his grandfather about foreign policy. A humorous aside features Senator Sorghum and a secretary joking about an aurora borealis.
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Frank E. Mason
International
Star
Vienna
Bismarck
Kaiser Wilhelm
August “Eigenbrodt
Neues Wiener
Eigenbrodt
Kaiser
Kamel
Kaiser Wateim i
Kaleor
Wilhelm
Bigenbrodt
Wilhelm I
Frederick Til
Bismarek
Russia
Wilehelm
Frederick
Senator Sorghum
Auxiliary Drives Reading Material for Wounded Soldiers
Fifteen Galen sanitarium soldier boys, treated as overseas gassed veterans from Montana, will receive reading material as the Ladies Auxiliary of the American Legion organizes a donation drive. Members plan a membership campaign and a card party to support the effort, with a social event planned for next Tuesday evening at a Legionnaire home.
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Galen Sanitarium
Ladies Auxiliary
The
American Legson
Galen
Legion
Sanitarium
Montana
Butte
River Bow
Thawn
Paris Seeks Tax on House Servants and Musicians
A Paris municipal plan taxes households for female servants and other domestic luxuries to close a 600 million franc annual shortfall. The levy targets women as household workers and pianists, with rates up to 240 francs per servant, while men face separate assessments. The policy sparks protests as residents weigh which staff and instruments to keep versus sell.
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Paris
France
AM. Luquet
Bank of France
Counc
Mm. Amervant
Nervante
Aga
Bas Kovernesa
To the Rockh and the Silent Mountains Poem Fragment
A poetic fragment extols silent splendor of mountains at dawn noon and sunset. It praises peaks covered in snow and distant valleys, with sunbeams and violet mists, then notes moonlight easing a troubled dream. At end, poet SLAURETTA MERTZ in Tighter Vein. Western Man humor contrasts eastern weeklies fading while Congress dominates.
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Slauretta Mertz
Congress
Congressional Record
Houston Post
Lowden Leads In Home State Inconclusive Returns
In a murky report from Chicago and Cook County, Samuel Lowden appears ahead in the home state race with figures around sixty thousand to five thousand in one tally. Downstate totals show Lowden leading in several counties while Wood gains in others as incomplete results trickle in. Thompson dominates Chicago ward committees. Republicans tighten control of the county organization as the city hall loses one ward to the Tatians.
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Rnee
General Wood
Cook County
Wood
Mencior Hiram ‘Sokneen
Gus
Ais
John Jon
Koon Toit
Tebod
Lowden
Roosevelt
Anere
Woot
Smeboncueh
Mretarna
Seine
Sicuenaer
Cook
Thompson
Chicago
Republican County Committee
Ttatians
Debates Over Chicago GOP Cleanup Sweep for Diamond Joe Esposito
The excerpt describes a major Republican purge in Chicago, the most extensive since the city’s founding, with primary reform placing party control under the mayor for four years. It hints at Mayor Thompson as a leading dark horse for the presidential nomination and suggests a new push may begin the next day.
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Diamond Joe" Esposito
Chicago
Thompson
Stallings to Quit Baseball For Farm Interests
New York April 13 George Stallings manager of the Boston National League club for seven seasons announced this will be his last year in baseball. He will devote himself to cattle and cotton interests in Georgia. Stallings a veteran of 20 years as a major and minor league manager formerly was a catcher.
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New York
George Stallings
Georgia
Stallings
Engel Defeats Clapham In British Light Heavyweight Bout
Engel of Dubuque wins over Sam Clapham light heavyweight champion of Great Britain in two falls totaling two hours two minutes with a double wrist lock. Moore defeats Daly in twelve rounds before Armory show in Boston, Daly outmatched as Moore dominates and outclasses the New York rival.
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Engel
Clapham
Dubuque
Iowa
Einje" Engel
I Tonight
Sam Clapham
Great Britain
Eight American Sailors Drowned Near Havana
Eight American sailors were drowned in Manzanillo harbor when an explosion set fire to their launch. The incident occurred near Havana and details such as the ship's name were not provided in the message from Lieutenant Rosillo to the Cuban war department.
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Havana
Amer+ican
Manzanillo Harbor
Cuban War Department
Rosillo
Manzanillo
Mounted Police Return From Herschel Islands
Dawson Y T Constables William A Campbell and A Brocker of the Ganaian Mounted Police return from an Arctic expedition to Herschel Islands and Fort McPherson with first advices since last summer. Winter disease is rare, but Arctic Red River natives face a serious situation as moose and caribou are scarce and moccasin skins are short. A relief party with supplies started from Fort McPherson.
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Red River
Fort McPherson
Campbell group reports conditions and food for Indians to spring
After Mr Campbell and his company reported conditions to officials there and sufficient food to carry the Indians through until spring, reports suggest the Tediver area will be felted. In Mackenzie delta districts mink and muskrat catches rise, Arctic foxes scarce. Rumors of a gold strike near Carajou river between Fort McPherson and the Arctic persist, not echoed by Campbell company members, who suspect Sukro Wada, a Japanese prospector, aims for Arctic gold mines near Herschel.
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Mackenzie Delta
Carajou River
Fort McPherson
Arctic
Campbell Companys
Sukro
Wada
Lot
Herschel
Spighbors Pianos Rally Against Victor Herbert Genius
Victor Herbert, famed composer, works in his bathroom to escape music from a neighbor’s apartment. Ten women, four pianos, three banjos and a talking machine occupy the adjoining unit. He sought a nuisance ruling from a city court, which declined to act, despite sympathetic consideration. Carranza assured El Paso that governors of Tamaulipas, Sinaloa, Jalisco and Guanajuato support the central Mexican government.
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New York
Victor Herbert
Carranza
EL Paso
Texas
Mexico
Tamaulipas
Sinaloa
Jalisco
Guanjato
Notable Edenge of WWFluence WAALAY Str
Contents discuss secession from amitiation with four railway brotherhoods and critique the American Federation of Labor as having many varieties none good. Also notes a Japanese chamber of commerce in Hanshin district as a new development amid growing factories. Waste in river and harbor appropriations is charged in Senate debate during discussion of the river and harbor bill.
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American Federation of Labor
Brotherhoods
Ioes
Neabs
Chronicle
Hanshin
Japan
Washington
Smoot
Re Publican
Utah
Thomas
Democrat
Colorado
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Anter
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Daly
Hoston
Memphis
Frankie Daly
State Island
Armory
Herschel Islands
London Financial
New York Evening Post
America
Sons of God
Brothers
Interchurch World Movement
Spighbor
Rattle Victor Herbert
Wwfluence Waalay
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