Subscriptions Rates and Public Demand Reflections
The piece notes subscription rates of 83.000 yearly and 76 for six months with cash in advance. It cites public demand after a double murder and mentions a perjurer's disposal as a side move. It references influenza at the Boston navy yard and edicts affecting motor vehicle registration and early registration rush. It also covers Representative Keller withdrawing from action against Attorney General Daugherty amid procedural dissatisfaction.
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Boston Navy Yard
Associated Press
Tino Alas Toe
Eae ‘Ceeds
Keller
Minnggate
Daugherty
House Judiciary Committee
100 Percent American Outside The Ku KluxKlan
An editorial notes joining the Ku Klux Klan is unnecessary for American identity and argues against Klan presence. It references Boston rat overpopulation as a health concern and mentions a Hull Mills murder case in New Brunswick where a perjurer repudiated a confession, affecting the case.
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Klan
Hull Mills
New Brunswick
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Poison mystery twins Britain cases trigger suspicion
In a sensational charge a representative refuses to testify, while Sir William Harwood falls victim to poisoned cano sent by an unknown sender. A second attempt targets British Home Secretary Bridgeman, echoing the Harwood plot with a similar poison. The House may act on Keller and pursue further evidence.
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Keller
William Harwood
Scotland Yard
London
Cano
Wiliam Harwood
W. C. Bridgeman
Harwood
Europe Urges U S to Forgive Allied Debts After War
An unsigned Europe dominated by British diplomacy presses the United States to cancel debts owed to it by France Great Britain and other allies. The plea relies on claims of Allied sacrifices and the fear that Germany may collapse, but it faces strong opposition as a costly request that would erase U S wartime losses and disrupt the American economy.
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Europe
United States
France
Great Britain
Washington
Germany
Bonar Law
Atlantic
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