Poverty Said To Cause Immorality In Domestic Work
A state senate white slave investigation report presented tonight links poverty to immorality, arguing unregulated domestic employment with low wages and uncertain hours breeds prostitution. It cites eight dollars weekly as a sufficient minimum, notes abuses by foremen, and condemns the home as a breeding ground for vice amid widespread neglect of workers.
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Ssringefield
Tllinois Senate
White Slave Investigation Committee
State Senate
America
Ciy
Scott's Emulsion Promoted For Anemia And Uric Acid Relief
Rreumatism described as a stubborn malady with darting pains and stiff joints. The ad claims blood-enriching oilfood in Scott's Emulsion purifies blood, increases red corpuscles, and helps carry off uric acids. It asserts thousands relieved and urges faithful trial without alcohol. Scott & Bowne Bloomfield NJ.
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Scott
Scott & Bowne
Bloomield
N.J
Fragmentary Report On Sanctions And Higher Education
A garbled OCR snippet discusses sanctions and dangers affecting higher education institutions. It references centers, a party or committee, and colleges facing risk, with unclear specifics and names. The readable text hints at policy measures impacting universities and associated risks.
Mine Workers Delegates Call for Investigation at Convention
Indianapolis Jan 4 delegates at the United Mine Workers convention called for a formal investigation into financial affairs amid accusations of waste and improper salaries. President John P White urged scrutiny to expose motives, while the body approved a drive to support impeachment efforts against Judge Alston G Dayton. A push for wage law alignment and women’s suffrage opposition surfaced in resolutions.
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United Mine Workers
Ornamination
Ite
John P. White
Adampi
Duncan McDonald
Timots
Congress
Alston G. Dayton
West Virginia
Pennsylvania
New York
New Jersey
Massachusetts
Tinos
Lewis
Inois
White
William Green
Maiden White
Germer
McDonald
Fire at Ronald mining camp school destroys eight rooms
Two hundred twenty five children, believing a fire drill, calmly evacuated from the Ronald mining camp school as flames swept through the eight room wooden building. The blaze, likely sparked by an overheated engine, caused about 15000 dollars in damage.
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Wash
Ronald, & Mining Camp
Butte Curlers Win International Game in Duluth
Special Dispatch to the Standard reports Butte curler Dr. McGregor and his team advanced to the second round of the Northwestern curling bonspiel at the Duluth Curling Club. In Minneapolis event, Clarence Grace of Superior beat the Montana entry after an extra end, with the final draw to the house deciding the consolation match.
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Duluth
Minn
McGregor
Butte
Northwestern
Minneapolis
Clarence Grace
Superior
Montana
Brewer Whyte rink Makes Notable Progress at Bonspiel
In a Duluth led bonspiel progress is noted as the Brewer Whyte rink advances strongly. Dunahians and dark horse Wy Druntop of Duluth clash with Brewer Whytes. Reedal Ie and Hips Wicentey show strong form with ample games remaining ahead of the annual banquet where officers will be elected.
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Brewer-Whyte
Ion
Scottisana Focal Theater
Twenty Serbian refugees sent to quarantine hospital
The Greek liner Vasilefs Constantinos arrived in New York with 200 Serbian refugees and families. At quarantine 20 Serbians were removed to the quarantine hospital. Most refugees are said to be reservinia who were in Serbia at the outbreak. Seven members of the University of Colombia's Red Cross service were aboard returning from Serbia. Physicians say the removed individuals show vermin typhus symptoms and will be observed.
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New York
Vasilefs Constantinos
Ens
Serbia
Gardner Doubts Motives Behind Preparedness Debate
Washington lawmakers questioned motives behind the preparedness campaign. Rep Gardner of Massachusetts Rep Hensley of Missouri and Rep Tavenner of Illinois argued that financiers may profit from crusades. Gardner said supporters and opponents alike owe constituents transparency about campaign funding.
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Washington
Jan
Gardner
Massachu
Hensley
Missouri
Taverner
Ilinois
House Rules Committee
William J. Bryan
Wiig
Tavenner
Mit
Alaska Railroad Funding Hit By Urgent Deficiency Bill
Washington supports urgent deficiency appropriation to push Alaska railroad work by spring. The bill includes two million dollars for railroad development and fifteen thousand for the confidential diplomatic fund used by the president and secretary of state. The Pope measure moves to passage consideration in the house.
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Washington
Alaska
House
Willard Moran Prize Fight Talks Move Forward
Chicago and Madison Square Garden plans dominate a chaotic report on boxing negotiations between Jess Willard and Frank Moran. Offers rise to 900 dollars for two Willard bouts and Moran's share, with timing, venue, and organizer Timmy Johnston shaping the deal. Wisconsin's Charles Van Hise backs Paul Withington for the UW football coach role at 2400 dollars.
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Madison
Wis
Anu
Charles Ti van Hise
University of Wisconsin
Paul Withington
Harvard
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