Mann act aid to decency argued in Cedar Rapids piece
The Cedar Rapids Republican argues the Mann act should apply evenly, condemning men who traffic women and asserting the statute promotes decency. It contends women are often blamed, urges that men be punished, and suggests the law helps right injustice.
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Ottumwa
Mann’ White
Cedar ‘Rapids
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Reverend Horton Defends Phrase as Expression of Disgust
New York pastor Reverend Horton of New York argues that the term Hell is not profanity but a legitimate expression of great disgust. He delivered his decision just in time for thousands of New Yorkers on Tuesday of last week.
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New York
Postmaster Wormley May Not Resign Amid Service Row
Reports say Kingsley Iowa postmaster J M Wormley will not resign despite department pressure. His commission runs three more years and a Washington dispatch warns a major dispute over his removal. Senators Kenyon and Cummins demand full Senate airing if Wormley is ousted. Wormley had nicknamed his child Woodrow Wilson Wormley.
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Kingsley
Plymouth County
Wormley
Department
Washington
Post Office ‘Department
Kinsley
Iowa
Kenyon
Cummins
Senate
Woodrow Wilson
The Youth's Companion 1914 Subscription Offer
A 1914 subscription promotion describes The Youth's Companion offering 365 stories in 52 weekly issues for two dollars, with a Practical Home Calendar and remaining weekly issues included. It invites readers to sample chapters from Arthur Stanwood PIECEs serial to learn more.
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