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The Chicago Tribune editorial urges repeal of the direct primary law, arguing it produces inferior officials and harms local and national governance. It calls for returning to older representative practices and warns that direct democracy via primaries is a sham. The piece cites the Minneapolis Journal on restoring founders' vision and older institutions.
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Chicago Tribune
Ieap
Chicago
Republic
United States
Aystate
Washington
Senate
Jacobin Club
Minneapolis Journal
Bolsheviki Mobilize in Cuba for Smuggling to U S
Washington reports Russian bolsheviki are mobilizing in Cuba as a base for smuggling aliens into the United States in violation of immigration laws. The government intends to seek Cuban cooperation to curb the unlawful admission of Russians and other aliens. In Russia a camp of 8,000 is noted as awaiting transport to the United States.
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Washington
Cuba
Bureau of Immigration
Russia
United States
Blind and Deaf Girl Hears and Sees by Touch
A 17 year old deaf blind inmate of a city school astonished 5 physicians in Chicago by reading headlines through fingertips and hearing voices on paper. She identifies people by touch, detects expressions, and can converse via telephone with fingers on the receiver.
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Chicago
Willem Huggins
Lite School For Blind
Becaus
Bergdoll Cannot Retrieve Cash In Alien Property Case
Justice Bailey ruled in the District of Columbia Supreme Court that Grover Bergdoll cannot be compelled to surrender property valued at 750000 dollars if the government proves he was convicted of desertion and is a fugitive from justice.
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Washington
Bailey
Supreme Court of E District of Columbia
Grover Bergdoll
Bergdoll
Landowners Hold Up Oil drilling Practices
Article discusses landowners delaying development in oil bearing strata and harming neighbors and progress. It contrasts this with cooperation needed for new resource exploration, noting repeated drilling delays south of Grass Range and the impact on test propositions.
Present Help Seeks Small Loan From Old Man
A speaker asks an elderly man for a ten spot explaining salary due tomorrow while the elder responds with a small nickel, stating he was paid yesterday. The exchange suggests a casual, terse roadside plea and reciprocal streetwise humor.
Hedge and Kinnick Wed in Local Ceremony
Fred B. Hedge and Miss Lena Kinnick united in a Wednesday wedding. The groom returned home Thursday and they reside at the former Donjas residence. Hedge’s career as postmaster and his pleasant disposition are noted, and Lena, daughter of John Kinnith, long a local teacher, shares in the newly wed arrangement.
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Fred B. Hedge
Lena Kinnick
Don Jas
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