Injustice of Public School Pay Highlighted World’s Work
The article argues public school teachers are underpaid across the United States with examples from Indiana and North Carolina. It urges higher salaries to attract and retain talent, noting teaching demands and stresses the need for justice in compensation. It contrasts teacher pay with other occupations and warns of a talent drain from education.
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United States
Tr Iy
North Carolina
Indiana
Railroads must elevate tracks at their expense in city
Mayor urges a united conference with the railroads on track elevation, insisting no cost division and that railroads remove hazards along their lines at their own expense. He calls for equal application of law and safe practices, warning against taxation of Indianapolis public funds for private property improvements. President Roosevelt’s big stick is praised for a tougher domestic stance.
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Indianapolis
Railroads
Roosevelt
Hay
Public Reform Waves and Presidential Drives
The piece argues that trust law, railway rate abuses, and divorce reform need strong action. It cites Supreme Court rulings on beef trusts and President Roosevelt advancing divorce statistics to marshal public support. It condemns congressional pettiness and lauds Cannon for allowing a genuine push for reforms and justice against powerful interests.
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Supreme Court
Gen. Moody
Roosevelt
Congress
United States
Extending Terms Of Office In Indiana Legislature
Advisory editorial argues extending county and municipal terms reduces elections and boosts efficiency. It endorses one term limits and reordering election timing to avoid national election years, claiming long terms improve public service and curtail corrupt personal political machines. Mentions Hoch and unrelated local notes on streetcar service and water safety.
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Indiana
Itoo
Apple and Milk Diet Proves Wholesome Food
Agricultural stations issue a bulletin on the food advantages of milk and apples for children and adults. Apples and milk have similar water content, apples higher in sugar and milk higher in acid. A diet combining both provides a well balanced, nourishing option rich in potash, supporting brain, bone and muscle, and aiding nerve health.
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Agricultural Statons
Eugene Ysaye's Pie Eating Fad Surfaces
The violinist Eugène Ysaÿe has adopted a pie eating habit while touring the west. He reportedly enjoys apple pie for every meal, after a first genuine old fashioned apple pie, and now eats apple pie at breakfast, lunch, and dinner daily.
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Eugene Ysaye
Eugate Ysaye
Senator Matthrws and Senate Morals Clash Over Smoking
The capitol scene depicts Senator Matthrws friendly yet cautious as he encounters lobbyists and reporters in the cloakroom. Senator Virey vows calm rhetoric amid old fashioned oratory, while an anti cigarette bill faces criticism for overreach. An onlooker describes a store incident as an accelerated progression to dawn and Senator Wage mac defends chewing tobacco while claiming cigarettes as the best habit.
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Matthrws
Senate
Virey
Wage Mac Apposeh
Figarette
Congress Watch Recalls Page Missteps and Oddities
The report mocks legislative life with a chaotic scene including blamed aides, a doorkeeper from Indiana, pages with initials carved on stools, and a monetary expert fumbling a bronze rosette near an elevator. Mention of various figures and a Thursday incident highlights a farcical view of Capitol behavior.
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George D. Hellman
House of Representatives
Capitol
Hellman
Hollman
Mr. Hellican
Hugh Hanna
National Commission
Avas Engine Works
Tula
Notes of Foreign Life and War Reflections
A returning soldier brings a tame wild camel car from South Africa after 4 000 to 12 000 miles. German forces in Southwest Africa number over 11 000 with 64 guns. Australian Commonwealth Parliament reports in the first person. Quaker Society of Friends holds annual London meeting after 1742 with 64 families noted.
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South Africa
Australian Commonwealth
Society of Friends
London
Friends
West Point cadet tour recalls Grant’s first commission
An architect at West Point, unnamed publicly, vouches for a historic tale during a cadet tour. A visitor asks about Gen Grant receiving his first commission in the famous room, sparking questions about the commission's percentage.
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West Point
Grant
New York Herald
Story of wine lore and political odds in Washington satire
An amusing tale recalls a New Orleans born newcomer's wine cellar trick and a brutal New York World quip about New Orleans. It also reports Senator Dubois as Idaho marshal in territorial days and a poker anecdote. Judge Wade in Congress earns bipartisan praise despite past campaigns.
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Washington
New Orleans
New York
Dubos
United States
Idaho
Erst
Blackfoot
Dubois
Tenderfont
Tenderfoot
Roywiy
Bill
Washington Post
Judge Wade
Congress
Wade
Immigration and freight laws to ease hunger and surpluses
The article notes 10,000,000 Americans in want or near want while southern cotton and Nebraska produce cheap surplus. it suggests moving immigrants to food-surplus areas and widening manufacturing with freight-rate laws to prevent discrimination. It argues for policy steps to rebalance distribution and employment.
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United States
South
Nebraska
A Stack of Reds in a tangled editorial fragment
A garbled passage references a Pennsylvanian editor Gow Pennypacker and a "devil team" figure. The excerpt hints at financial drama and a controversial road round but remains unclear with distorted phrasing and unnamed events.
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Gow
Pennypacker
Pennsylvania
Tmennypacker
Shaky Recount Sparks Dispute Over Earlier Troiner Fit
A heated exchange reveals a complainant accusing another of deceit over prior trouser orders. The speaker laments a knee fit issue while insisting no belief should be given to the opposing party’s assurances.
Fragmented report on regional events and figures
The text recounts unclear events in an unnamed region with mentions of St Petershure Matera, Boack Africa, and references to governors and daily dope items. It describes unusual altitude measurements and speculative conclusions about figures like Maxim Garks and discussions on lightning rods, but specifics remain garbled and unrecoverable.
Somebody Else in Mind
A fragment shows a man fearing his stenographer will marry soon and a colleague noting someone visiting the office regularly. The discussion shifts to opinions about Randy, a sick company star, described as more than sweet but an artful figure.
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Randy
Siick Company
Artor
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