Former president factory souriety and tariff lobby notes
A garbled summary of 1900s Standard Wage page items lists a former president asserting souriety, tariff lobby activity, wins by Conservative Glennept, miners union actions, West Virginia investigations, memorial programs, editorial tone, and various local incidents including a robbery, a runaway team crash, a court fine for assault, and other scattered notes across news briefs.
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Glennept
Bulle
Virginia
Enort
Cheelty
Frances Deixcoll
W. W. McPowell
Tuttere
Neer
Orisine
Leonard
Angler
Bitteigh Echoe
Winsulamaxe
Iing
Ji—Butte Anglers
Brick Lila
Jay
Goldberg
Libby Mncen
Wil Stock Streaiie
Anne
Powers Get Emphatic in Dealing With the Allies
A dispatch from the foreign secretary Sir Edward Grey to belligerents outlines insistence on peace terms and no further discussions after preliminaries. It indicates Greece and Servia oppose concessions while Turks and Bulgarians show readiness to sign. Ambassadors push for mediation rather than intervention, with Montenegrins and others awaiting instructions.
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Lariton
Brest
Greece
Servia
Edward Gye
Secredary
Ford
JL O
Delestes
Wittmatum
Diphannes
Constantinople
Bitter Root Valley Rivers Rising Threaten Rail Lines
Special weather bulletin reports rivers in Bitter Root Valley rising after heavy snowmelt. The swollen Nesnake estuary endangers the Northern Pacific bridge as floods cross low bridges and an inland island floods central areas. Homes at risk as water rises eight inches in 24 hours and roads are washed out by swollen tributaries.
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Missoula
Northern Pacific
Tutter Haat
President Wilson Attends Manhattan Post Event
An item from Washington dated in May reports President Wilson participating in a Manhattan post event with figures including Harry Green, Big Sendy, A. J. Galen, J. a Uearson, and Belt. The garbled text notes the involvement of these individuals in a ceremonial or formal gathering in the city.
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Niepatete Die Standard
Washington
President Wilson
Harry Green
A. J. Galen
Erklan
J. A Uearson
Belt
Conservate Element Wins By Conclusive Majority
The Conservate element secured clerks and judges by 645 to 257, with the Independent ticket at 16 veto. The industrial workers and radical tickets trailed, polls open next Friday at 8 o clock and run until 9 pm, with conservatives favored for officers as well.
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Werkt
Industers
Union For
Leo Ani
Syau
Yi Reil
Ge Setlivenn
Lon Mt McGuinn
Jack Coyne
Trubert Dives
Jamor M. Tritt
Boadiure Ant
Erks—V. OV
Eelogk
Wil
Uma Younes
Merle
Freund
Eich Te Indi
Betaye
Mnem Tverdge
Ln Hte Wien Chae
Election of President Is Indefinitely Postponed in Peking
May 27 in Peking the final election of the president of the Chinen rone was deferred as the assembly cannot function amid party acrimony. Government troops guard the sith area while reporting the aim is to surround but not attack the rebellious faction in the province pe Wiangsi.
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Whson
le Ji
Cummius
Senate
Nore
Peking
Pe Wiangsi
Kacy
White House
Murray
Washington
Othe
Speaker Cannon
New York
Congress
Garlie
Mr. Loeb
Secret Service
Mr. Sloane
Mr. Newberry
Cortelyau
Diwick Wn & Glass
Chuipagne
Loxway-Tonio Meeting Amid Foreign Courtesy Declared
Mis 27 reports a cordial exchange between Walter Hines Page and a U S official at a reception in Washington. The scene features King George Fridisy referenced in a diplomatic context with a note on perceived goodwill and foreign secretary involvement.
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Tonio
Mis
Walter Hines
Americal
Fray
George Fridisy
Inquiry in West Virginia fields to sweep sweeping charges
A sweeping inquiry in West Virginia investigates conditions preceding and alleged violations by Amway operators and immigration authorities at ports of entry. The inquiry, led by Setar Kern, involves labor and constitutional issues, peonage, and federal law, aiming to expose actions affecting workers and citizens.
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Tadis
Cogdon Bn West Viralnit
Setar Kern
West Virginia
United Suutes
Che
Nisi
Fidehnte
Bn Wade
Legiae Vallee Teu
Che Sieike
Tahoe
Henavias Lw
Ruot
Sutherland
Reid
State Court Wits
Witwinia
Aspeals
West Virginie
Mlitaea
Government weighs armor plate push in Senate
A Senate move backs a resolution by Senator Tilman to study the advisability of a government armor plate program. Secretary Daniels is asked to provide information on construction costs, timelines, and feasibility for a possible nationwide installation.
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Waekhetan
Armen
Senate
Tilman
Naval Affairs Committee
Secretary of the Navy
Daniels
Chemars
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de. Lambert Sait
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Louie
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Dave
Jon
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Ark
Leom
Leon
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Totbrank Curtis
Ohio
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