Mortality Shifts Show Colorado Lead In Death Rates
Census Bureau data from the seventh annual mortality report shows Colorado with the highest death rate from tuberculosis and typhoid in 1906, while South Dakota and Michigan report the lowest. California, Maryland among others also cited, with broad city patterns and rising deaths from cancer, meningitis, and whooping cough across certain regions.
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Illinois School Law Summary From Fragmented Text
A garbled excerpt discusses teacher certification and duties, truancy rules, district consolidations, and school financing. It mentions bond propositions, building taxes, treasurer examinations, and county superintendent roles, with nonsensical and partial phrases throughout. The readable portions reference Illinois school law provisions and administrative procedures.
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Rail managers and labor leaders discuss sixteen hour day law
In Chicago on April 9 a conference of Western railroad general managers and railway labor leaders met at the Auditorium hotel to review objections to the sixteen hour law effective March 1. The session was executive and secret, chaired by P H Morrissey with managers from major lines and union leaders from locomotive brotherhoods. A joint memorial to Congress to seek modification was the aim, balancing railroad needs with crew welfare. The same day Judge Barnes barred the Associated Building Trades from interfering with Brass & Southard sprinklers, after the firm claimed strikes and obstruction in its sprinkler installation work.
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Charming Young Actress Imogene Courtleigh at the Grand
Miss Imogene Courtleigh lead in Henry Dickson company appears for three nights starting Monday April 15 with matinee on Wednesday She captivates as Portia in The Merchant of Venice Lady Isabel in East Lynne and Julie de Mortemar in Richelieu Her Paris designed costumes will grace the engagement Also Irene Websterly the London sensation starring Viola Allen comes to the Grand for two weeks starting Monday April 6 with praise from New York critics
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James T. Heflin of Alabama Congress Member
James Thomas Heflin, representative from Alabama's fifth district, born April 9, 1869 in Randolph County. He rose from mayor of Lafayette to Alabama secretary of state, then won an unexpired term in the fifty-eighth Congress and was reelected to the fifty ninth and sixtieth Congress. He was known for advocating Jim Crow street car laws in Washington.
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Diabolo in cinema to thrill Sydney crowds Sunday
A moving picture exhibition at the Grand Opera House next Sunday features the Diabolo act with expert players. The program also includes films on teak timber portrayed in the Barmah jungles, trials of a dream sequence, and many other dramatic and humorous pieces. Two performances are scheduled for Sunday afternoon and evening, with tickets priced to allow full audience access.
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