Legislature Proceedings Delve Into Bills On Taxation And Law
Lawmakers kill House Bills 21 and 36 in swift table votes amid a busy session. Debate swirls over cattle range rules and education funding while House leaders reorganize committees and plan joint educational and advisory panels.
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Franten
House
Bullivan
Howe
Kirk
May
Jarrus
Senate
Charlies Frederick
Frederick
Thomas Carroll
Wheatland
Oscar Teck
Big Piney
Warr and Means
Ireland Divisions Deepen as Factions Align for Home Rule Struggle
Dublin reports a revival of political agitation beyond Ginn Rein with moderate home rulers backing four provincial parliaments. The Irish Unionist Alliance rejects home rule, urging unity against any separation while General Gough offers a conciliatory view and support for Irish self government amid wartime loyalties.
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Dublin
Ireland
Stephen Gwinn
Council of the Irish Uniontet Alliance
Lord Parnham
Home Rule
Gough
Fifth Army
Kurrah
Arthur Padgett
Ulster
Cam
Mr. Gwinn
Gwinn
Supreme Council Warns Nations Against Territorial Grab
The official communique from the Supreme War Council meeting in Paris warns that forceful territorial gains will ruin claims and undermine sovereignty. The allied governments urge disputes be settled by consent of the governed through the conference, or else only unfortunate results will follow.
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Associated Presa
Paris
Supreme War Council
UV. S. A
Japan
the Earth
Peace Council
New York's Colymist Craze Lights Broadway
In 1913 New York saw a craze for newspaper columnists who became public jokers. Franklin P. Adams, Don Marquis, and others drew hefty salaries as the era’s top jokesters. The author recalls entering column work seeking a famed salary and public notoriety, while noting the broad appeal and clubbings of light verse and humor amid a transformed press landscape.
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New York
Broadway
Metropolis
F. P
Franklin P. Adams
New York Evening Mail
New York Tribune
Mall
Don Marquis
New York Evening Sun
Evening Mail
West
Kansas City
Tittle
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Tom Niles
The
Fr. P. Aa
British plan for a league of nations outlined
Paris dispatch reports a newly completed British plan for a league of nations. It centers on dispute handling, noninterference in others’ territories, just trade rules, and a central governing body with an international committee to judge armament strength. The proposal invites civilized nations with stable governments and excludes Germany pending trustworthiness.
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Associated Press
Paris
League of Nations
League
Cout Fke
Alearet
Gerer
Bupit Halde
Man From Arkansas Targeted After Anarchist Ball Incident
A columnist recalls a chaotic night at an anarchist ball and a jealous note from a lawyer who drew a pistol and mistook him for the feared Man From Arkansas. The writer reflects on life, fame, and a sober outlook behind comic bravado.
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Arkansas
New York
Modern Woodmen Elect Officers For This Year
At a recent meeting Modern Woodmen officers were chosen including Co. L. Gage as vice chair J. C. Hansen W. A. B. Finkbiner clerk W. J. Hallett banker James Buckley escort Dr. J. H. Conway Dr. N G Nelson physicians J. J. Seals watchman N. H. Jensen sentry Jol Fleming trustee Next Friday evening these officers will be installed.
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Co. L. Gage
V. C
J. C. Hansen
W. A. B. Finkbiner
W. J. Hallett
James Buckley
J. H. Conway
Nelson
J. J. Seals
N. H. Jensen
Jol Fleming
Kidney Pain Relief Told By Alabama Reader
Sultevety from kidney trouble experiences backache rheumatic pains and joint aches. A Shorters Alabama reader writes that Holley Kidney Pills eased his back and side pains and that Foley Kidney Pills are trusted for kidney trouble.
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W. Wint
Ala
Foley
Federal legislation affecting chartered financial institutions
The United States Council of State Banking associations in Washington circulated a bulletin on proposed federal reforms. Key points include allowing mutual and stock savings banks into the Fed system, redefining savings deposits with government bonds as reserves, and enabling savings oriented national banks or separate savings departments under state or national rules. The Federal Reserve has not acted but will circulate for state banker input.
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Jenkins
Underwood
Kendall
Baker
EES
Ployer
Dillee
Wall
Ewart
Sheridan County
United States Council of State Banking Associations
Washington
Union Trust Building
Federal Reserve Board
Federal Reserve System
Mutual Savings Banks
United States
Federal Reserve Bank
Bankee Nations
National Bankeing Nw
Pape Ogion
Alloteen Wren Kvaita
Federal Reserve
E. G. McWilliam
United States Council of State Banking’ Association
Washington, D. C
Weekend Weather Outlook With Snow Likely Northwest
The forecast calls for fair conditions Saturday and Sunday with little temperature change. Snow is possible in the northwest portion on Sunday, with dry periods elsewhere.
Chambermaid seeks position ad in notices
Short classified ad reads wanted chambermaid position call 031 W. 22nd rear 28 ads. The line hints at job seeking and a specific contact, typical of a personal or help wanted classified item.
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Ugenses
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Judiciary Committee
Plaina Hotel
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the Plaina
Renate
Oviatt
Roosevelt
Hills
Franzen
Committee On Judiciary
Hardin
Mela
Morrison
Committee On Schools
Jee Hunter
Ovintt
Elec- Mons
Francen
Platt
Branzen
Perry Williams
Kelley
State Board of Health
Thomas Er
Wan
Supreme Council
Colymist
Theodore Roosevelt
Ralph Horton
Edcon
Coxey
Twilight Club
Irvin Cobb
Teip
Western Front
Wilson
J. Rosenblum Paint Company
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Cheyenne
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