Appointing Brandeis Seen as a Bold Court Move
The editorial lauds President Wilsons choice Louis Brandeis to the Supreme Court, praising his clear law view and sympathy for popular government. It denounces opposition as political obstruction, urges constituents to rebuke dissenting senators, and credits Wilson with a new precedent elevating the public interest over corporate influence.
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Wilson
Lona D. Brandeis
Supreme Court
Brandeis
Senate
C. D. Clark
Wyoming
Missouri
Reed
Conventions and Self Disgust Among Modern Patrons
A Chicago cabaret quote critiques rich patrons who seek escape from their set and public gossip. It argues advanced thought aligns with reckless life, yet conventions stand as safeguards of character from savagery to civilization. The piece notes people hide to act freely but cannot hide self disgust.
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Chicago
Weather Outlook and Cheerful Dismissal of Gloom
A humorous reflection on weather talk, urging readers to ignore the superstition of gloomy days. It argues that rain or sun should not dampen spirit, and promotes finding joy in daily life despite the forecast.
Father of Slain Girl Was Suspicious of Young Orpet
Frank Lambert, gardener at the Kuppenheimer estate, testified to a coroner's jury that he suspected William H. Orpet from Mariam Lambert's disappearance. He described the search through woods, finding Mariam's body on the Gyrus H. McCormick estate, and noted her healthy demeanor prior to death. Orpet, in custody at Waukegan, complained of the case as reporters pressed questions.
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Orpet
Lake Forest
Frank Lambert
Kuppenheimer
William H. Orpet
Mariam
Council
Lambert
Marian
Madison
Wis
Orpet Mas
Hia Sedregh
William Marshall
Laorbert
Orpet Lambert
Green House
L. P. Manna
Marshall
Lowbert
Waukegan
Wen
Marien
Son
Taylor
Will
Morning hot water and lime phosphate cleanse the body
A health note extols drinking a glass of real hot water with a teaspoonful of limestone phosphate each morning before breakfast. It claims the routine cleanses the stomach liver kidneys and bowels, reduces toxins and sour bile, and leaves a person with a strong appetite for breakfast. It adds the regimen helps even constipated individuals feel better.
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Alling
Orpet Admits Orders On Cyanide Poisoning Case
Orpet confessed ordering Percy Langland to discard cyanide potassium at the green house. He noted February 14 as the date analysis linked cyanide to Marion’s death. He claimed the poison was impure and ineffective for pests, and that poisons at the Cyrus H. McCormick estate green house were not locked by day, only at night.
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Orpet
Percy Langland
Marion
Laneland
Cyrus H. McCormick
Torpedo Raid Reported On Turkish Sailing Fleet
London dispatches say Russian warships covered by gunfire land large forces on the Armenian coast near Trebizond. Petrograd reports indicate these units will meet any resistance with force.
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Turk
London
Amenian Sea
Trebizond
Petrograd
Range Rider Held Fired On in Pueblo Hotel Incident
Sheriff Wallenburg Colorado reports range rider Homer Potts shot and possibly fatally wounded as he stepped from an automobile in front of a hotel. Undersheriff Huerfano County John Wright and rancher were shot. Potts, a former Wright employee, is in custody awaiting outcome of Wright’s injuries. Plans were made to transport the wounded to a Pueblo hospital.
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Wallenburg
Colo
John W. Wright
Huerfano County
Homer Pot
Wright
Potts
Troop Advance on Trebizond Near Erserum Drags On
Forces move westward joining the troops advancing on Trebizond from the Erserum region. The Turk is not expected to offer a strong stand at Tresizonii as the city is poorly fortified.
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Trebizond
Erserum
Tresizonii
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Cheyenne
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