Salary increases approved by the governor amid payroll overhaul
The governor Brunthaugh approved salary raises for state workers including a raise from 2000 to 9000 per year for the state work and salaries for top officials and department chiefs. A Banking Department staffing and compensation measure was also approved, with a confirmation near appointment of a commissioner.
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Brunthaugh i
Wong
Calaing Palories
Utale
Brmnent
Sworkiven
Golden Sun Coffee and Woolson Spice Co dispute remains unclear
Fragmentary excerpts describe a heated labor or administrative controversy involving Golden Sun Coffee and Woolson Spice Co in Toledo Ohio. References to referees, wages, and payroll actions hint at financial disputes and intra governmental oversight, but the garbled text provides few concrete details or outcomes. Named entities include Toledo Ohio Woolson Spice Co and references to Capitol politics and stenographers, but specifics are elusive.
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Golden Sun Coffee
Woolson Spice CO
Toledo, Ohio
Senate approves draft bill for Army of 500000 first call
Washington April by overwhelming vote the Senate approves a draft bill to raise a wartime army of 500000 first call with major support from administration and party leaders. House actions follow with votes on volunteer amendments and pay provisions, while conference talks aim to place the bill in the President’s hands quickly as war plans proceed.
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Washington
Wek
War Department
Wevoat
House
Fitzgerald
Secretary of War
Sone Kieds
Clerks and committees scorned by neglectful state force
Investigations reveal one third of Senate staff do nothing while the sergeant at arms rooms stand idle. Bills require physical labor to prepare and process, yet much work is done by only a few. Many workers show up briefly, are paid daily, and miss duties, receiving state pay for little real work.
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Enel Maposil
Alany
Penrose
Wada
Senate
Anma
Jess
Gluck
ALMA
Amertei
Atia Glink
Roosevelt and Calls for Military Training Split Views
The article weighs Colonel Roosevelt's patriotic impulses against his support for quick deployment of the volunteer expeditionary force. It notes admiration for his consistency and questions his resistance to rapid action, while urging a tactical use of Roosevelt’s influence. It also references political maneuvering around Pennsylvania sale restrictions and war-time liquor import debates.
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Teudy
Roosevelt
Yale Knivers
France
Roostwelt Hill
Teddy
Prohibition Debate Shapes Pennsylvania Likely Voter Options
Fragmentary text shows law and order commission pressure on license changes and a potential ballot choice. References to Mitchell, on floor actions, and a tonal note about prohibition and war affecting policy. Mentions of tonal shifts in Pennsylvania governance and possible constitutional moves.
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Presant Brooks High Lcense
Law and Order Commission
Howse
Mitchell
Hays
Jamestown Boy Shot by Companions
A Jamestown incident at Woodlawn Avenue involved two youths, Pallit Solloge and Kelloge, with a gunshot wound to one boy. One boy, Ward, was moved to General Hospital with injuries. Kelloge was detained for questioning on potential charges. Medical staff attended to the wounded at the scene and later hospital care was given.
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Limestown
Harry
Duke
Palit
Shalem
Woodlawn
Avenue
Kelloge
Accidantas Keolloge
Tend
Ward
Pollga
Bach
Hayes
C. Nelson
Harlow
Tha’ Voros General Hospital
W Neha
Barlow Bay
Whiel
Inchey
Warning on Kidney Health and Urinalysis Claims
An advertisement-style piece urges readers to heed warnings about kidney trouble and touts Thompson's Kidney Remedy. It promotes rapid kidney cleansing and claims to purify blood by flushing impurities into urine, listing prices of 40 cents and a $1.00 bottle. The text cites supposed benefits and urges purchase.
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Amelia
Amos
Thomas
Hackiehe
Thompson
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