ABE MARTIN Th' mille of th' yous ar min' thy ole roller
ABE MARTIN laments the milling of chores and the busy work at the restraint of modern times as folks cut pies to pay for items.
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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1911
Page
3
ABE MARTIN laments the milling of chores and the busy work at the restraint of modern times as folks cut pies to pay for items.
A heated debate between Senator Smoot of Utah and Senator Hawaii in the U S Senate centers on sugar tariff policy. Smoot defends tariffs while Bristow and others challenge the plan, proposing aid to producers and concerns over imported sugar. The exchange notes questions about the tariff's impact on the market, with no agreement reached.
Washington notes the committee will report the evidence cut to tone and let members thrash it out. Delegates debate the fundraisers and a top committee review to be presented to Democrats for consideration. Water shortage halts mill power. drought shuts down Carolina systems and jobs in Charlotte. Fatal storm in Kankas Stom m kills two and injures many. homes and crops suffer storm damage.
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The article reports Ollie James advancing in the Democratic primary for the U S Senate seat in Kentucky while other candidates debate, notingBemator and Maymter interactions and a late withdrawal by Paynter amid fears of opposition. The piece reflects local party dynamics and voter considerations shaping the nomination.
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