Big Problems For Nest Legislature In Baltimore
Governor to face a crowded agenda including annexation, taxation reform, and primary law changes. A consolidated conservation board, state agriculture board, and public education reform are proposed, with a budget system to concentrate general bill appropriations in the governor’s hands.
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Indiana Republicans hold big rally ahead of 2000 primary
Indianapolis officials report a large Indiana Republican rally as preparation for the March 7 2000 presidential primary. Secretary L W Henley calls the event the capstone to a year of unprecedented party activity in an off year.
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World’s Largest Hotel Showcases Candy Kitchen and Nursery
A feature in Every Week this week highlights the world’s biggest hotel with a candy kitchen and a children’s nursery. The piece notes a kennel of puppies on the premises and invites readers to show the pictures to children.
Woman with the Serpent's Tongue poem recalled in suit
In London a chancery suit by Mrs FH H Asquith seeks to restrain the London Globe from libelous statements about her. The case recalls William Watsons 1909 poem The Woman With the Serpent's Tongue and Watsons later denials. The matter follows interviews published during that period. Also Chicago authorities aim to enforce New Years Eve closing at 1 am as Mayor Thompson orders a tighter lid on establishments serving liquor.
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Hull Confronts War Recruitment Gaps in City Telephones
Hull authorities face a manpower crisis as the municipal telephone system loses all male workers to the war. About 70 inspectors linemen and other staff enlisted at the central recruiting station, leaving the system to be run largely by women.
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Kipling Celebrates Fifty Years In London
London dispatch notes Rudyard Kipling marked his 50th birthday today born in Bombay December 30 1865 and of English parentage. The Nobel author gained early fame with Plain Tales from the Hills and in the past year he has engaged in much correspondence work in the war zone.
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