Senate tariff clash fuels wool and sugar debate
Amid mounting lobbying, Senate Finance subcommittees weigh free wool and free sugar while rumors of Democrat splits surface. Senator Walsh condemns freeing sugar, and Poindexter’s potential cross-party vote could break a tie requiring Vice President Marshall’s deciding says observers. Leaders call the bill favorable though caucus moves loom.
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Washington
Senate
Walsh
Montria
Ransdell
Maruten
Louisian
Belog
Marshall
Bena Poindexter
Ney Lak
Jon
William Whhitman
Senator Stone
ML Whitman
Tames
Wilson
Stockmen Face Critical Situation Near Sierra Nevada
Eat Kyaneidee May 23 Two years of drought have left stockmen at a breaking point as cattle and sheep perish and federal rules block grazing in Yosemite National Park. Despairing of relief, many move livestock east of the Sierra Nevada to grazing grounds. Market experts fear further price spikes and shortages of beef and mutton as imports fail to offset losses.
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Centra
California
Yasenite National Park
Sie
Sierra Nevadas
Finty
Gole
Waitresses Best Satisfied Phrases From Puns and Pledges
The fragment shows absences and garbled lines with phrases like waitresses and best satisfied. It reads as a damaged OCR snippet possibly from a social or classifieds column. No coherent event or entities are discernible.
Missouri senate probes waitress wages and mistreatment
Testimony before a Missouri senate investigation describes low pay for restaurant waitresses, harsh hours, and poor conditions. A worker testifies earning as little as 24 dollars weekly with meals provided, while others report 8 to 10 hour days and heat in laundries and kitchens. The accounts depict systemic wage suppression and limited prospects for improvement.
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Lille Bank
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Rematia Ison
Atte Undry
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Taandry
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Progressives Propose Reorganization Plans in Party Talks
Washington May 23 The progressive national executive committee will discuss plans to strengthen the party ahead of the next national campaign. Committee members consider whether to begin reorganization now or wait for the Democratic administration to act. The group aims to refine delegate representation and methods of handling contests as critics from New York to Illinois prepare for a possible national convention this year.
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The
Republic
Commsline
Rare Lomurraw
Charles B. Hines
Tik Lional
Phe Voncillaiun
Chicago
Cenifarnee
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Uns
Oyonges
Conchitien Committee
Gallipger
Naninay
Dienpusslionay Party
Sina Wis
Amd
Japanese Embassy Without Advices In Washington
In Washington on May 2 the Japanese embassy reported no advices from Tokyo amid anxiety over the Italian emperor and the status of the land act. The embassy continues to prepare material for ceremonial protests and notes of protest to US regarding possible treaty concerns.
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Washington
Japan
United States
Magalla
The Rage Question Frames U S Legislation Debate
In New York May Mo Mamxp rengicgs of gout and diplomacy mix as lawmakers hear a talk on the Oregon era of war policy. George W. Guthrie of Pittsburgh and Henry Taft are named amid a gathering with Prof L Jyreunga from the University of niewne. The speaker disputes California procedural quirks and American influence on world affairs, urging President Wilson to shape the nation’s course with decisive action and a broader peace agenda.
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George W. Guthrie
Pitteburg
Henry
Loyd C. Grisvom
L. Jyreunga
University of Niewne
America
Tapan
Jasthar
Cantencian
Gnanert
Wilson
An unclear late edition with scattered names and events
Fragmentary OCR from a Today’s Standard page lists names, places and events. It mentions church services, a crop slate, a bartender damages note, court actions, and golf and golf-related reports with many garbled phrases and missing details.
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Yori Eutietied
Mora
Daring Amen
Walkerville
Anther
Bate
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GogNey
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Roosevelt sobriety trial cited in Marquesse court notes
Reports from Marquesse Mich detail anticipated testimony in former President Theodore Roosevelt's sobriety case against publisher Sowa. The defense and prosecution prepare for deposition days, with remarks about witnesses and potential verdict timing as the trial nears in Win Weekly coverage.
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Marquesse
Mich
Theodore Honsevelt
Gui A. Sowa
Win
Uwe Senke
Sarge
Namher
Deponi
Gina Tee
Enos Taettoriveys
Two Destroyer Crewmen Die in Explosion At Sea
A destroyer incident leaves two sailors dead after an explosion in the engine room. The ship, with other crewmen aboard, endured a fatal blast during a wartime patrol. Officials report the loss of life as the vessel remains at sea, with investigations underway.
Battle over charter revocation rocks socialist city
Chaos shrouds a petition drive in the halting fight between conservatives reds and yellows over revoking the Hut socialist charter. Petitions circulate to compel a state committee to act, amid accusations of irregularities in referendum processes and mixed city leadership appointments. The outcome hinges on the central committee and mayoral influence.
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Lewis Duncan
Cheaga
Ttker
Ollerg
Amio Street
Alexandsy Maeckel
Ant Willian Uhv
Radica
Watt Cie Ballet
Meridia Wlay
Hwegut
Sieek
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Chueilliyer
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Sullivan
Harvey Smiti
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Reds
Whitcetony Withield
Indus
Curt Mitren
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Billings Assembly Wins Seceding Electricians
The Yellowstone and Labor assembly accepted affiliation with the American Federation of Labor and seated delegates from local No. 43 while leaving out a seceding branch. It marks the first bona fide branch of the electrical workers to break into the Northwest territory as Billings has monitored activity for weeks in state labor bodies.
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Yellowstone and Labor Assembly
Hell
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TRW
Electrical Workers
American Federation of Labor
Northwest Territory
Eght
Hillings
Statue of Queen Victoria to Be Erected in Capital
New York May 23 reports plans for a statue of Queen Victoria in Washington along with a statue of Abraham Lincoln and a ceremonial ball. The proposals are tied to a celebration of 60 years of peace among English-speaking nations and were outlined at a meeting of an American committee today.
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Queen Victoria
New York
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