One-term presidency debate rattles Senate and public
Washington writes on constitutional amendment proposals for a single six-year term. Critics warn it would strip voters of the right to reelect a president, while supporters claim recall rights justify such limits. The piece notes opposition by Towns end LaFollette Step henson and questions the motives of so called rights advocates.
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Steel Corporation's Earnings Decline and Dividends Declared
United States Steel Corporation reported total net earnings for the quarter ending December 31, 1912 of 35 185 115 after expenses and repairs. This compares to 30 063 512 in the prior quarter and marks the largest quarterly earnings since September 30, 1910. Dividends on common and preferred shares were declared at the week’s meeting with preferred at 14 percent payable February 27 and common at 14 percent payable March 29. Surplus for the last quarter was 7 410 970, giving yearly surplus 3 610 129.
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Power crew moves headquarters for better train access
A power company transmission crew shifts its base from Mellen to Ironwood to improve rail connections for laying a line from Mellen to the Gogebic range. Led by Floyed Allen, the team expects to finish within a month. News from the public schools notes semester start, promotions, enrollments, attendance, and a basketball win.
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Misses Youngquist Crowley and Playman entertain teachers
The Misses Youngquist Crowley and Playman entertained Central Building teachers on Saturday evening at Mrs LeBlond’s home. A delicious dinner was served. Half of the school year is over as quarterly examinations were held last week. The following are
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Food hotel property for rent in Kessemmer Michigan 1915
Property available for rent on or before May 1 1915 to a responsible party. Steam heat and modern conveniences. Good basement water connections. For particulars contact 21518 Stephen Wozniak in Kessemer Michigan.
Swedish ties in Saulsbury's Delaware senate win
The article notes Willard Saulsbury bury of Wellington winning the U.S. Senate seat from Delaware after a prolonged deadlock. It recalls Saulsbury’s Swedish lineage from New Sweden on the Brandywine, its early pioneers, and the scattered Swedish heritage in Wilmington graveyards. The piece links this to a broader Nordic immigrant presence in northern Delaware and its industrial growth along the Delaware River.
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