Missouri Editors Forecast Democratic Prospects in 1916
The St. Louis Republic reports Missouri Democratic editors gathering at Planters hotel to discuss party duty and the party’s record of constructive policy. They stress continued reform and tax, budget, and legal improvements as crucial for success, fearing only a failure to meet past standards.
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Missouri
Planters Hotel
House of Representatives
Ite
Missouri Democratic
Democratic Party of
Atchison
Pemiscot
McDonald
Clark
St. Louis
Save Your Papers and Old Rags Shortage in Paper Materials
The Commerce Department appeals for scrap paper and rag collection amid a serious material shortage for U S paper production. A paper company president urges public effort to reclaim rags and old papers to ease dependence on new materials and relieve supply drains. The notice invites inquiries to connect with interested manufacturers.
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Washington
Department of Commerce
United States
Nevada captain warns US dreadnought fleet weak vs British models
Captain W. B. Sims of the Nevada told the House Naval Committee that America’s pre dreadnought fleet would fare poorly against Britain and peers of the era. He cited unresolved construction flaws and costly, ongoing redesigns by other nations.
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Washington, D. C
America
W. 8. Sims
Nevada
House
Asral
Hilles & Jones Machinists Return to 4 Hour Week
Hilles & Jones machinists in New York City resume a four hour workweek with plans to cut to 48 hours. Nearly 100 bolters up and helpers at Harlan Hollingsworth in New York City face wage changes ranging from 23 to 26 cents an hour amid ongoing strikes.
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Hilles & Jones Company
New York City
Harlan & Hollingsworth Ation
An Hour for the Hardest Kind of Work
An hour devoted to the hardest kind of work is highlighted as a crucial effort in the article. It emphasizes discipline, endurance, and steady progress as essential for achievement.
Chemical Workers Strike at Williams & Clark Plant
Several hundred workers at the Williams & Clark plant of the American Agricultural Chemical Company in Roosevelt New Jersey struck last week to demand a nine hour day and 26 cents an hour, up from 22 cents for a ten hour day. A year earlier a strike at this plant in January left two dead and 19 injured. guards were found guilty and sentenced to short terms, with other cases still pending.
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Williams & Clark
American Agricultural Chemical Company
Roosevelt
N. J
Striking machinists return to work in New York plant
Striking machinists at the Steiole Machine Company plant in New York City have returned to work. Management promises an eight hour day with ten hours' pay after April 1. The union has increased its membership nearly tenfold in recent months.
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RMNT
Steiole Machine Company
New York City
Military Training Bill Seen As Path To National Safety
A Charles Edward Russell column argues that Senator Chamberlain’s military training bill offers a sane path to defense by providing universal training for youth. He contrasts pacifist fears with France's 1914 urgency, noting how war changed minds once danger became real and urging preparedness to preserve liberty and peace.
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Charles Edward Russell
National Senate
Paris
Congress
Europe
Reichstag
France
Hague
Benator Chamberlain
England
Germany
Uie
Reat
Republic
Destrucon
Rural credits and farm finance in Western opinion
An editorial critique traces rural credit proposals from New Hampshire to the West, arguing public funding of farm loans risks mismanagement and foreclosure risk. It notes historical populist ideas, warns against mortgage based schemes, and questions federal administration of farm mortgage funds.
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New Hampshire
New England
Nebraska
Halcyon
West
Bam
Iuainese
Lince
Sinlee Benator Hollis
Rural Credit System Debate Shapes Financial Policy
The Western Banker reports a debate on state authorized rural credits with regulation by the banking department, but suggests private capital should handle the operation. It also notes a bowling result and mentions the A. B. C. annual meeting to decide boxing match directions.
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Omaha
New leaders appear in A B C tourney
Toledo Ohio March 10 new leaders appeared in both min or events of the American Howling congress tournament here yesterday P Brannett of Cleveland landed
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Toledo
Ohio
P. Brannett
Cleveland
Kentucky FiftP- Round Bill Looms In Boxing Reform
A Kentucky house vote 45 to 27 advances a bill to legalize 16 round boxing matches. The measure creates a three member board of control appointed by the governor to oversee the sport, with final senate action anticipated.
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Frankfort
Kentucky
House
Friends of the
Senate
Annual Meeting Notice for Great Western Mining Company
Notice to stockholders of Great Western Mining Company Cheyenne Wyoming invites holders to meet at the office on Monday April 10 1914 at 7 80 p m to elect officers for the ensuing year and conduct other business as may come before the meeting. Jacob Hemman president G Hy Troastle secretary-treasurer
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Sto-P
Great Western Minin Company
Cheyenn
Wyo
JACOB @HEMMAN
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W. W. Slack
Spirit of the Missouri Press
Hight Hoyday
Tom Horn
Logan’s Book and Curio Store
Carey Ave
Central West and Rural Credits
ES. Johnston Grocery Co
Florida
Hubbard
Ant Very Bard
Dike Ide
Atwoot
Pene
Kelley Mercantile Company
W. Spickett
H. Kavanaugh
Detroit
Hy Troastle
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