Palmer veins lumbermen's plans described by court hearing
An Associated Press report from AKA S Tenn outlines a district court hearing on plans related to the Palmer vein lumbermen. The article mentions A Mitchell Patne, TK Geld, and a Bennet affidavit in a case about clan and pamphlet pressure and alleged cooperation among restaurant components connected to the Randwood Famber indenter.
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Associated Press
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A. Mitchell Patne
Ral
TK Geld
Mabagsr
Staining Artiog
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Alina
Aman
Nusroey
Gabera
Aiea
Wil
Re Aetaurant
Randwood
Ruthocnt
Gerie
Naval Aviator Ordered to Report To Navy Duty
A Navy aviator, named Elinabeth Hareal, daughter of Mr and Mrs J.H. Harrah, wins a prize toward an automobile context and is assigned to duty at the naval air station in Pensacola. The aviator will report for duty at the home open station and has been stationed for recruitment duty near the air service.
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Elinabeth Hareal
End
J. H. Harrah
Hlaston
Savelage
Aifar
Navy
Ying Station
Peneece
Uber
Maral
Tad
Anton
Sthuts
Polk Davis and Wallace Axe Prominently Mentioned for Cabinet
Prominent politicians Polk Davis and Wallace are named as potential cabinet successors. The report highlights their influence within the party and their chances of securing senior government roles.
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Polk, Davis and Wallace
Speculation on Cabinet Resignations and Political Fallout
The piece discusses factional speculation over Secretary Lansing's resignation and the cabinet's future. It notes debates in Congress, White House reports, and party splits influencing the administration.Observers question whether the peace treaty and the league covenant should separate, amid calls for cabinet unity and public pressure on leadership.
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Khat
Lanalag
Cabiyet
Manney
Mmm
Marshall
Ralph Miller Performs for Newsboys Club Fund
An unsourced transcription describes Ralph Miller from Providence performing for the Newsboys Club fundraiser. The act involved a rope suspension routine and a jacketed escape, with spectators and city officials observing. Proceeds supported the Newsboys Club, and organizers planned to buy books and iron for the group.
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Ralph. Miller
Newsboys Club
Fund
Waco Judge Strikes Part of Dean Law as Unconstitutional
A Waco judge ruled that elements of the Dean Law are unconstitutional. The decision focused on provisions restricting notification and penalties for violations, with the court overturning sections enforcing state wide prohibitions and upholding objections to certain enforcement measures. The ruling prompted appeals seeking writs and raised constitutional arguments.
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Waco
Gore
McMillan
MrAllan
Dateet Court For Freedom
Orqak
Clark
Agarnet
Seta
Rail Strike Off: Leaders Bow to Wilson Mandala
Associated Press reports in Detroit that a 410000 member railway strike by the Brotherhood of Maintenance of Way Employes and Shop Laborers was postponed to February 17 by international president E Barker. The delay follows President Wilson’s request amid wage negotiations and a forthcoming general conference of railway unions.
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Detroit
Mich
Brotherhood of Maintenance of Way
E. Barker
Mohom
Wilson
Wny
Gevers Hines
Barker
Brotherhood
Washington
Pontponis
Wwe
Wey Brotherhood
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