Military Training for Discipline of Wage Workers
Analysis argues for corporate controlled labor discipline through state backed military training. It links Rockefeller Morgan aims to create a global industrial empire with cheap labor, military power, and tariff and immigration policies to curb worker autonomy and export competition.
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Warhington
Fh. C
Jan TF
Milivare Trarning
Hockefeller
Pr A. Vandertip
Federal Trade Commission
Commission
Wall Street
Industre
Sa Fe
Tne
Rockefeller
Morgan
Theodore Roosevelt
Holland
W. Perking
Karl Helfferfch
Germany
Atrane
Aald
Birh
Rockefeller Morgan
Anxious Over Safety in Mine IX Storm Rescue
The article notes anxious waiting for news from Mr. McPhee and his daughter Tees as they were last seen in a storm near Wilveike Main, Hawaiian territory. Eight others were reportedly rescued. no word yet on the two missing individuals.
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Beris Sarthe
Tees
Teet
Weillvke Main
Berville Mere
Roosevelt's Hat Not In Ring Says Hilles of G O P
Chairman Hilles of the Republican National Committee says Roosevelt is not a candidate for the presidential nomination. He cites state primary variances and urges uniform presidential primaries across states. He notes 985 delegates to the next convention with 609 chosen by direct primary and discusses diverse state rules in Ohio Minnesota Wisconsin California and Texas.
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Rooosevelt
Chairman Hilles
Chiongo
Fan
Mintewota
Nebraska
Michigan
Blewte
Maherwald
United States Supreme Court
Hilles
Ohio
Minnesota
Winconsin
California
Texan
Roosevelt's Hat Again In The Ring
Paris reports Nancy bombarded by German long range guns with minor damages and no injuries. Petrograd notes Russian forces near Pinsk, while Germans strengthen positions along the Ogintlat canal. London cites renewed German activity in Belgium and Dunkirk air raids as Britain repels attacks. Invitations and preparations for a Sunday School congress move toward Vicksburg Mississippi with strong church and business support.
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Paris
Nancy
Petrograd
Plowk
Oginaltt Canal
Pink
Pinsk
Austrotermins
Kovel-Sarmay
Meridian
Congress
North
South Carolina
Virginia
C. H. Clark
Hot Springs
Vicksburg
Vickaburg
Mississippi
Missiealpps
Addressed by President Heard on beef market trends in 1915
The president commented that beef prices should have strengthened from 1914 to 1915 but native beef steers in Chicago averaged 88.12 per hundredweight in the first ten months of 1915 versus 88.79 in the same period of 1914. He urged careful attention and strong cooperation among ranch producers, feeders, and packers to align market performance.
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Checago
British Save 4,000 Troops in Seige Effort Near Ercerum
Report from Poteograd to Reuters Telegraph describes Russians capturing hundreds of Turks and large quantities of machine guns and ammunition after a battle near Ercerum. It notes about 4,000 Turkish troops were captured and a 120,000 strong force was believed marching toward Breeram, weakening its defenses.
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Seige
Mitty
Ercerum
Poteograd
Reuter
Teleeyam Company
Slane
Sunday School Congress Chooses Vicksburg for Meeting
Nasville Tenn Jan 88 delegates announce Vicksburg Mississippi selected as site for the eleventh Sunday School congress. Dates set from Wednesday July 15 to June 19 with arrangements and votes to finalize details after further deliberation.
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Nasuville
Oklahoma Off Company Purchases White and Sinclair Holdings
Tulsa reports White and Sinclair holdings, said to be the largest independent producers in the midcontinent, sold yesterday to the Oklahoma Off Company. The deal, worth about 8 million dollars, marks the largest such sale in Oklahoma. Harry F. Sinclair, known in baseball circles, is a member of White and Sinclair. President Wilson plans to begin his national defense campaign Thursday noon, set to address a church gathering and receive 3,500 clergy signed addresses urging peace.
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Tulsa
Okla
Off
White & Sinclair
Oklahtoma, Off Company
Twine
New York
Oklahoma
Harry FP. Sinclair
Theles
Wilson
Scientist Uncovers Southwestern Archaeologic Niches
Dr N C Nelson of New York led an expedition across Colorado New Mexico and Arizona returning after seven months with over 1000 pottery fragments ornamental avelia and other relics from pre Spanish occupation in the southwest
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New York
N. C. Nelson
Colorado
New Mexico
Arizona
Southwest
You Can’t Work with Hand or Brain When the Body Is Poor
An early 1900s bread advertisement promotes whole wheat bread as a body-building, digestible material. It touts crisp goodness and “life-given” energy for tired brains and stomachs. Produced at Niagara Falls, New York.
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Atig
Niagar
Vatrran Detective Killed by Thugs in Los Angeles
Jack Hendrickson a former Chicago detective and night watch founder is fatally shot in a revolver duel while pursuing a tramp ejected from a fashionable district residence. He named two youths as responsible for the wounds before dying.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Jack Hendrickson
Chicago
Hou
Dlatr
Hendrickson
Freight wreck injures dozen passengers at Port Jervis
A freight train crashed into the rear of the eastbound Erie express No 8 at Port Jervis early today injuring a dozen passengers none fatally. The impact caused limited injuries among travelers as rescue crews responded to the derailment and checked for further hazards.
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Middletown
Erie Express
Port Jervia
Denver Woman Traps Burglar With Kitchen Knife
Mia F. B. Osborn, 1456 Pearl Street, chased a 200-pound burglar into her home and held him at knife point until Patrolman Seward arrived. The captive, Frank Morell, 45, a laborer, stood in a corner with hands raised as two silver dollars lay on the table.
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Colo
Mia
F. B. Osborn
Pearl Street
Seward
Capitol Hill
Charg
Osborn
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