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Chicago Considers Noise Ordinance Precludes Crowing
Chicago city council weighs an ordinance banning crowing before 7 a.m. After 7 a.m. no loud noises may occur in Chicago on Sundays.
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Alfalfa Growth Tied to New Soil Sources in Maine
Alfalfa is being grown in Maine on soil imported from Massachusetts while Kansas remains unaffected as a point of comparison. The note highlights cross state soil use and regional agricultural practices.
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Maine
Massachusetts
Kansas
Motoring Growth Noted From 1899 To 1912 In Philadelphia
The article notes that 696 automobiles passed Fair mount park in 1899 while 900000 did in 1912. It also mentions repeated counts of the same car and states the Good Roads Association Executive Committee will meet in Birmingham to choose the next meeting site.
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Loan sharks prey in shadow of courts and laws
In a Chicago case Selwyn H Maxon sues to block a loan company from collecting 729 on a 140 note. He says he borrowed 30 in 1904 and later 110 more, paying 579 so far. The piece calls loan sharks beasts of prey and urges stronger laws, noting many states have remedies but courts still fear to air borrowers’ cases.
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Ban on the Dance Crusade Against Dances of Today
A dated editorial denounces ragtime and modern dances from the Barbary Coast to upscale ballrooms. It warns of moral decline, citing a 12 year old girl and urging parental support to curb dancing deemed indecent.
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Port Said
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Standish Romance and Political Intrigue Unfold in Serial
In a melodramatic political romance set around a hotel in Waganee, Congressman Standish faces a man’s plot to weaponize a scandal. Wanda Kelly, the hotel operator, resists moral pressure as pressure mounts from Jim Blake and Governor Robertson while the race to reveal the woman’s identity spirals.
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Standish story sparks jail option in Wanda conflict
Tom Blake offers to defend Wanda Kelly as she faces jail for wire orders mishap. Mark exposes Wanda's knowledge of the Standish case, menacing legal maneuvering, and a tense standoff with the machine behind the conspiracy. The scene ends with Wanda denying knowledge as the plot continues.
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