How We Are Gouged Socialist Lecture by Ries
W F Ries of Toledo will describe the gouging process in the first Socialist Lyceum lecture at Ramsey county court house Sunday afternoon December 17. Ries, a former Ohio business school head and prominent socialist writer, will present practical answers with statistics as he argues living costs and wages, noting census data and labor conditions.
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W.F. Ries
Toledo
Ramsey County Court House
Socialist Lyceum
W. F. Ries
Ries
Socialist Movement
Ohio
Socialist Sees Parting of Women From the Kitchen
Washington dispatch reports Congressman Victor Berger of Milwaukee urging a national suffrage battle. He plans to present a petition signed by over one million women for universal suffrage, arguing economic reasons justify the ballot for women and noting shifting domestic roles as women increasingly support families.
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Washington
Victor Berger
Milwaukee
Topsin
National
Congress
United States
War Department Plans Fifteen Aerial Planes on Ships
Washington reports Captain Washington I. Chambers states the navy aviation school will have hydro airplanes aboard all warships within a year. Biplanes are being built to be flown from decks, enabling ship commanders to know enemy ships’ location, number, and size quickly.
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War Department
Army Aviation School
Army
Augusta
San Antonio
Signal Corps
Washington
Washington I. Chambers
Navy Aviation School
France
Germany
Great Britain
Italy
Young Indian Chief's Son Denied Senate Page Post
Dec 18 Washington special reports the Senate sergeant at arms rejected a ten-year-old son of Chief Richard Shunatona of Pawnee as a Senate page. The applicant, a lineal descendant of Chief Chon-goton-go Big Horse, sought the coveted post after visiting Washington during the previous session and observing the pages.
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Washington
Senate
Sam
Richard Shunatona
Pawnee
Okla
United States
Chon-goton-go
Big Horse
Owen
Congress
Turkey premium at Inter Ocean office for swastika laundry
Johnson and Ostrander proprietors of the Swastika laundry were the first in Monday morning to subscribe to the Inter Ocean and receive a turkey as a premium. Two turkeys are given away weekly to the first two subscribers, a program that is proving popular.
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Johnson & Ostrander
Inter- Ocean
Inter Ocean grows with mitten offer boosts subs
The Inter Ocean reports steady subscriber growth driven by a mitten and glove promotion. New subscriptions rise and many former subscribers renew, paying back dues and renewing for another year. A gift of a pair of mittens or gloves accompanies new and renewing subscriptions.
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I O
Inter-Ocean
Oil Potential In Alaska Says USGS Could Yield Pools
The United States Geological Survey reports possible commercial oil pools in Alaska. Seepages noted along Cook Inlet west shore, Alaska Peninsula east bar, and Controller Bay near tidewater, suggesting cheap development if production becomes viable.
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Alaska
United States Geological Survey
Cook Inlet
Alaska Peninsula
Controller Bay
Tidewater
Advertising as Seed Money for Business Decay
A columnist argues against spending on newspaper advertising. They claim ad budgets drain resources, likening the seed to future profits and warning readers that buying ads is wasteful. The piece urges genuine advertising and charity directed elsewhere, calling sentiment and business incompatible.
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Lere
Alry
Joe
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H. E. Baird
Pres
R. J. Drake
Cashier
N. J. Haley
T. Cashier
First National Bank
Devils Lake, N. Dak
Monogram Stationery
Monogram
The
Devils Lake Inter-Ocean
St. Paul, Minnesota
Lake Region
Devils Lake
John J. Samson
North Dakota
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