Birth Rate Restriction Opposed by University Sociologist
Professor Edward A Ross of the University of Wisconsin argues in the American Journal of Sociology that restricting birth rate could raise living standards and reduce infant mortality by easing population pressure poverty and class conflict. He contends declines reflect deep civilizational factors not just urban luxury or delayed marriage.
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Til
Edward A Ross
University of Wasconsit
Roosevelt
Ross yleWs
Toiversity of Chicago
Forsaking civilized life in pursuit of the wild tale
A fragment from a colonial tale describes Burt Scent traveling to Buffalo to meet Rebetes Chitusso from a tribal headquarters near Falling Water Canada. A light skinned girl from Winnehaha in Hiawatha prepares a role in a yearly pageant by the lakeside, and Scent intends to marry her after a past engagement lasting three veils.
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Opbwas
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Hiitha
Hendia
Biggest Bargain Ever Offered for Sale
For sale on the West Side near shops a boarding house with a good burn. Includes brair tices grapes currant cistern lake water. First payment SiO per month, per cent interest. Apply C 4 coy s reasonable.
Floods and storms dominate the late state and national news
A chaotic array of reports details storms causing damage, courthouse actions, a tram assault in Toronto, a Columbus visit prospect for President Roosevelt, and varied incidents from Texas to Ohio. The drift includes court decisions, labor strikes, rail yard closures, and a fatal street shooting with ensuing investigations.
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Columbus
Columbus O
Stats Board of Agriculture
Unclear Health Claim Promotes Blood Cleansing Plant Remedy
A garbled advertisement touts a so called Life Plant Co remedy that claims to cleanse the blood and restore health by expelling toxins. It cites Dr. Keith Reid and a Canton Ohio address offering free personal advice and a brochure titled Good Health. The piece references a supposed expert opinion on malpractice and legal duties but remains vague and promotional.
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Gorham
Lescaravas County
Ohio
Life Plant Co
Canton
Cloudburst Disaster Impacts Ohio Towns and Rail Lines
A March cloudburst southwest of Znesville floods Crooksville Roseville and White Cottage, wrecking hundreds of houses and forcing evacuations. Water reaches five feet on Roseville main street. railways including the Cincinnati and Washington lines suffer flooding. Columbus officials deny reports of a sale or lease of the Columbus Delaware and Marion property to electric interests.
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Columbus
Joan G Webb
Columbus, Delaware & Marion Traction Co
Delaware & Marion Railway
Ohio
Blair and Ambier Named to Panama Canal Lands Commission
Washington March 14 Blair of the District of Columbia and Ambier of Salem were appointed members of the commission created by the US Panama treaty to assess damages for lands and property belonging to individuals and the State of Panama necessary for canal pipelines.
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Ambier
Washington
Montgomey Blair
District of Columbia
B . Ambier
Salemo
United States
Panama
Call for 30000 OCG Delayed in Treasury Fund Crisis
A garbled report references a call for 30 000 OCG to be delayed and mentions 81 000 deposited in banks. The text is unclear about persons, places, dates, or official actions, making precise details difficult to confirm.
Tram wreck in Alkmaar kills Jameson and twelve others
A tram disaster near Alkmaar on the Doles line claims the life of Dr Jameson and 12 passengers while washout conditions cause the wreck. In London the House of Commons debates repealing the Irish Crimes Act with a vote of 252 to 83 in favor.
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London
House of Commons
Mwiehwéi H Hogan
Taupperasy
Emerson in Jail on Embossment Charge in Ohio
Belmont County former clerk of the Ohio Supreme Court Emerson faces an embossment charge. Indicted in county jail proceedings, the case will be presented today by ex-State Senator Samuel J. Patterson and Charlies Link, of Columbus.
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Columbus
Lawson F.r Emerson
Belmont County
Ohio Supreme Court
Brad
Samuel J. Patterson
Charlies Link
Reelected the Old Officers Adjourns in Pittsburg
The American Road Makers' Association held a meeting in Pittsburg and adjourned after re electing the existing officers. The session confirmed leadership and closed last night.
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Pittsburg
Towboat Cruiser Sinks with Seven Men Lost in River
A towboat Cruscawn of the Monongahela River Consolidated Coal and Coke Co sunk after striking a pier in the swollen river at Lock 3. Seven crew members were lost, two were rescued, and the search continued as survivors clung to wreckage or were pulled from the water.
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Cac
A &J
Sweeney
Borat
Storms Delay Trains and Floods Hit Rail Lines
Severe storms disrupted rail service as streams overflowed and damaged tracks. The Manetta division of 11 Pennsylvania faced heavy losses with trains and stations affected. At Lower Salem water flooded streets while the Baltimore and Ohio moved passengers by alternative routes. In a separate incident, 23 cadets at a public academy were expelled for hazing after cadet Crane 16 was seized and thrown into icy water, narrowly escaping drowning.
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Pennsylvania
Baltimore & Ohio
Lower Salem
Viewten Mo
Vassoims Publicy Academs
Academy
Crine
Pearle TM Crane
Floods Hit Pittsburgh and Monongahela Valley Towns
Widespread flooding in Pennsylvania and West Virginia causes rising rivers. Monongahela and Ohio rivers swell with stage above danger level. Lower city areas inundated as towns along the valley report heavy damage and narrow escapes. Heavy rain prevails across the region.
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Pennsylvania
Pittsburg
Wenonga Helallepghent
Ohio
Monongahela Valley
West Virginia
Outbreaks and unrest hit cities amid clashes and arrests
Two outbreaks sparked clashes as crowds fought with strike breakers and police, with injuries and several arrests reported. A separate incident at a transfer point saw missiles fired and officers guarding the scene, while other disturbances occurred across the day.
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de Neo
Walon
St Fous
Everal
Dha
Lurt
Stolen Happiness in Detroit Streets Report
A Detroit Free Press item notes a woman who steals a nickel from a streetcar conductor and a man who grabs a cigar from another man’s pocket, both described with a wry sense of satisfaction about their petty thefts.
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Detroit Free Press
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