New Chief Executive Save Change of Government Means the Nation
President Wilson declares a mandate to use the Democratic party for a large public purpose and outlines restoration aims. He urges honest, forward looking men to aid in reform, focusing on justice, health, and fair laws. He vows to restore rather than destroy, seeking guidance and counsel.
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Democratic Party
Washington
Wilson
House of Representatives
Senate
Lfe
Antitrust Quits Filed Against Coates Interests Groups
Two anti trust suits were filed in New York and Trenton accusing Coates interests of Britain and allied firms of restraining interstate and foreign thread trade and suppressing coal tar competition. The cases seek dissolution or receivership to restore competition and curb alleged unfair methods.
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Coates
America
Washington
United States District Court
New York City
Trenton
N. J
Thread Trust
Barrett Manufacturing Company
West Virginia
American Goal Products Company
Coates Intereste
Great Britain
United States
American Thread Company
J. & T Coates, Limited
New York
Barrett
Confederate flag designer Ranolph Smith dies in Raleigh
Raleigh North Carolina March 4 Capt Ranolph Smith designer of the Confederate flag died suddenly at his home. He was in his eightieth year.
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Raleigh
N. C
Ranolph Smith
Captain Smith
Taft Leaves Capitol on Busy Last Day
Ex President Taft and most of his cabinet left Washington for retirement. Taft planned a long farewell in the capital with three receptions and dozens of handshakes, telegrams, and honors. He will depart for Agnato, Georgia, then Yale in New Haven to assume law professorship duties.
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White House
Washington
Taft
Augnata
New Haven
Conn
Kent
Yale University
Washington Diplomatic Corps
Justicas
Supreme Court
Mra. Wilson
Third Arbiter Chosen in Eastern Railroads Pay Dispute
Washington March 4 Judge William Chambers of this city former chief justice of the international court at Samoa and a member of the Spanish treaty claims commission was chosen as the third arbiter in the wage dispute between the eastern railroads and their workers. The other arbiters are W W Atterbury and Albert Phillips. Judge Chambers is a native of Alabama.
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Washington
William Chambers
International Court At
Samoa
Spanish Treaty Claims Commission
W. W. Atterbury
Albert Phillips
Judgehambers
Alabama
Loeb Resigns as New York Port Collector
William Loeb Jr resigns as collector of the port of New York effective March 15. He will immediately take on duties as vice president and managing director of the large corporation controlled by the Guggenheims.
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Port of New York
Guggenheim Companies
New York
William Loeb, Jr
Washington
Loeb
Quggenhelims
Spring Clipping of Horses
The modern practice among progressive horse owners is to clip all horses in spring. Clipped horses dry off rapidly, resist cold better, and work sooner after shedding their winter coats. The advent of closed gear clipping machines makes full body clipping in about half an hour feasible. Dairy farmers now clip cows periodically to keep udders clean before milking.
Tit for Tat and the Animal Education Debate
A humorous exchange shows Mr and Mrs Bacon debating whether animal education arises from imitation or instinct. Mrs Bacon notes hens and dogs react more around him, hinting at observed behavior. A separate ad fragment promotes cigars and a playful quip about dog fleas on a dog.
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Mr. Bacon
Mrs. Bacon
Queen Elizabeth Married to Her Realm Joke
A teacher in a southern colored school asks about Elizabeth's marriage. Thomas reads aloud that Elizabeth was married to her realm, claiming the book says she married. The class finds humor in the misread line and the student’s certainty.
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South
Queen Elizabeth
Thomas
Elizabeth
Postum Case Spurs Reliable Bookkeeper Ad
A Western city chief bookkeeper credits Postum with banishing stomach trouble and reducing nervousness from long work hours. He and his wife switched from tea and coffee to Postum two years ago after a pneumonia-caused stomach issue. The grocer suggested the change, and they have remained loyal, praising improved health and focus. The ad notes Postum as a food beverage and references The Road to Wellville.
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Postum
Tam
Postum Co
Battle Creek
Mich
Wellville
Ady
Western Canada’s Phenomenal Development
Western Canada has seen rapid growth across Manitoba Saskatchewan and Alberta with vast lands and low cultivation. Immigration rose sharply from the United States and other nations as farmers moved to homestead 160 acre plots at low cost, backed by capital and industry, suggesting continued expansion despite limited current cultivation. An advertisement warns of untapped mineral and forest wealth alongside this farming boom.
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Alty
Canada
Winnipeg
Chicago
Canadian
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Alberta
United States
Thare
Brown
Polite Greeting Saves Cow on Crossroad
A Virginian farmer’s stubborn cow turns at a crossroad as a lone Black man in the road raises a hand to deter her. The cow stays course and the man responds with calm instruction and a courteous greeting.
Kidney Trouble Healed After Two Boxes of Pills
Mr. H. M. Fleenor of Otterbein Indiana suffered kidney and bladder inflammation for 25 years. After failing to improve with doctors he tried Dodd’s Kidney Pills, took two boxes, and recovered. He endorses the remedy and urges others to write for free household hints and recipes.
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H. M. Fleenor
Otter, Bein, Ind
R.M. Fisener
Bodd
Mr. Pleenor
Dodd’s Kidney Pills
Dodd's Medicine Co
Buffalo
N. Y
How 4t Vtero’s Roast Returns on the Menu Today
The restaurant notes a menu revision as the kitchen brings back 4t Vtero’s roast today after yesterday’s canary incident. The quirky line hints at a return to a popular dish with a playful tone while acknowledging a previous mishap.
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Enarles
Opla
Woodrow Wilson
Parle
Thread Combine and
Coal Tar’ Corporation
Capitol
WII
William Loeb
Lewis
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