Heyburn Denounces the Forest Service in Senate Speech
Washington, March 2 1 The exchange centers on Heyburn accusing the Forest Service of grifting and misusing public funds. He rebukes detractors, clarifies the meaning of grifter, and contrasts pioneers with drone dwellers. The dialogue includes references to miners and geologists and discusses dangers of mining work.
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Certain Defeat for Agreement Delayed Tariff Vote in Senate
Washington reports indicate a deepening stalemate as only one of eleven big appropriation bills advances. Senators Heyburn and Stone obstruct the tariff commission measure with filibuster threats while the president uses emphatic language to push action. The dispute centers on reciprocity with Canada and may trigger a special session if needed.
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Tariff Commission
Presidant
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Thale
Feghiry
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Alec Nultyr
Mamas Bros
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Senate
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Forts
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Attelate
Senat
Siavely
Merst
President Taft Says He Will Not Back Reciprocity Now
Wollington March 2 Taft dismisses reciprocity questions with a sharp remark about letting it “sizzle awhile” and says his attitude has not changed. He refuses to participate in trade deals and plans to veto or delay if the Senate does not fair the terms.
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Wollington
Conan
Senate
Mitchell Resigns From Federation Amid Miner Discontent
New York dispatch reports John Mitchett resigns from the Glylc Federation after a miners convention dispute. As head of the trade agreement department, Mitchell cites unjust attacks and seeks release from contract and roles on the executive council, effective before April 1. President Lowe accepts. Toews voices regret and notes Mitchell’s long service and stance for industrial peace.
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New York
John Mitchett
Clyle Federation
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Chyta Federation
United Ming Workers
Glyla Federation
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Nationw Civile Federation
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Ancoina
Lowe
Ton Totter
Toews
Wine Workers
Hellagos
Out of Work Plans in Limerick Store Department
A fragmented excerpt notes a person claiming unemployment but plans to join a big store's millinery department. The garbled text references Hopskin and Mexico, with references to a Star and a blogger, but no clear names, dates, or events emerge from the snippet.
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Mexico
Magazine men warned by president in Washington address
President declares if his tax measure is defeated in this Congress he will lay it before the next session. He notes the government has spent 250000 investigating the matter and presses magazine publishers to support an open inquiry. He defends his stance as a duty to the nation and warns against hostile campaigns by powerful magazines.
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Menote
Wichita House
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Senalr Crone
Penrose
Senate Postofice
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Magasine
Prt
United States
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Hitchcock
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Con. Breas
Ravenye
G. C. Patterson
The
Pacific Monthly
J. Zamerinne
Home Life
FC. Hateh
Post
Defande League
Seth Brows
Sandard Advertiser
John J. Flynn
Employes
Aphasia Dialogue Sparks Conversation on Speech Aid
A brief exchange centers on aphasia as a suggested label for speech difficulty. The dialogue features terms like ulsvire and pooply, hinting at partial words and mispronunciations. The remark clarifies that the intended term is aphasia, framing a discussion about language impairment.
Magnificent Sweet Peas Offer From Avoca, N Y
Plant promotion by Rigor A Higgins Sweet Pea Specialist Avoca NY promises eight half ounce packets of top varieties plus free packets of Spencer White Spencer and Lavender Spencer and other flowers for orders before February 16. Extra orchid flowering Paradise Spencer offered to early buyers.
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Paradise Spencer
A. Higgins
Avoca
N.Y
Girl Restored to Relatives in Easton Reunion
Plainfield is birthplace of Em ily Mosler an 18 year old New Jersey telephone operator. She learned she has relatives in Easton Pennsylvania after inquiries by an Easton lawyer. Mosler’s brother came to locate her and she is now in Easton with several brothers and sisters awaiting a share of an estate to be divided.
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Plainfield
Marc
Emily Mosler
Toca
Wlephone
Axchange
Easton
Alia
Miss Muslid
Sle
Mian Mosher
Euston
Cigarettes Said To Cause York Woman’s Death
York physician attributes sudden death of Thomas M. Dowell age 20, mother of two, to excessive cigarette use. Dowell found dead in bed by husband Dr J A Stellig. Death linked to elzyrettes, amid reports of prior suicide attempt and domestic troubles. Also from Ohio Columbus report notes Sunday baseball bill passed by 90 votes with 46 against. opposition led by Rev Guard of Champaten County.
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Thomas M. Dowell
J. A. Stellig
Chyslcian
Ohio
Columbus
Grooves ‘di
Champaten County
Bargain Piano and Musical Instrument Sales Appeal
A faded ad touts low prices and flexible monthly terms for pianos, organs, violins, and sheet music. It promises customer protection by a bond and claims hundreds of testimonials, emphasizing fair methods and liberal exchange policies to attract buyers.
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