Nebraskan Senator Defends Wood Pulp Duty Debate
Senator Brown of Nebraska argues for free wood pulp and print paper in a Senate speech. He cites U S and Canadian labor costs, claims U S production is cheaper, and contends tariffs to protect labor are unjust and counterproductive. Aldrich Hale and others challenge the wage and production comparisons citing the Mann committee. Canada remains a key market competitor in this discussion.
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Aldrich
Tale
Irye
Lodge
Gallinger
Smoot
Toree
Goor
Trom
United States
Dominion
Canada
Hale Flathy
Mann Committee
House of Representatives
Mr. Brown
Finance Committee
Quebec
Longevity Among Soldiers In The War Veterans
Early year figures show two major generals and twenty five brigadiers still living from the volunteer service. Original rosters listed 181 major generals and 149 brigadiers. Youngest survivor is Brigadier General Selden Connor of Maine, aged seventy. oldest is Brigadier General Joseph A. Cooper of Kansas, eighty six. Average age of survivors is around sixty nine, with enlisted men averaging about twenty three. The piece notes high ages among officers and that only about four percent survive to this point, with greater survival among lower ranks. Mentions Miles as the youngest noted war leader at seventy and Howard at seventy eight last November. The article also includes stray editorial lines and miscellaneous, garbled remarks.
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Maine
Selden Connor
Joseph A. Cooper
Kansas
Dnt
Miles
Honard
George 1
Wilma
Simple Labor and the Pace of Prosperity
A column discusses the ease of adopting simple living amid rising prices, noting that booms are scarce but labor remains essential. It argues progress comes from practical trades, warns against chasing high returns, and touches on topics from seed yields to credit, publishing ethics, and geopolitical peace efforts.
Not to Meet the Duke Says Senator Laughs
A Washington senator mocks the idea that his daughter Katherine will travel to Europe to meet the Duke of Abruzzi. The remark underscores family choices and public interest in European nobility.
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Washington
Seonator Lking
Katherine
Europe
Abruzzi
Fire Causes Half Million Loss at Great Western Saddlery
Winnipeg factory Great Western Saddlery sustained a loss of 500000 dollars when a fire broke out in the plant. The firm is owned principally by FE FL Anthings and associates. Fire officials were summoned and investigation into the blaze is expected.
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Winnipeg
Man
Great Western Saddlery Company
Turkish Ambassador Presented at White House
Washington reports Hussein Kiziam Bey, Turkish ambassador to the United States from Me hemed IV, was formally presented at the White House by President Taft marking a new diplomatic appointment.
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Washington
Mehemed IV
Turkey
Hussein Kiziam Bey
White House
Taft
Dayton Honors Aviators
Dayton Ohio residents paraded through decorated streets in homage to Orville and Wilbur Wright. Brass bands and triumphal arches framed public speeches as the Wright brothers received city praise for their early flying experiments and contributions to aviation.
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Ohio
Dayton
Orville
Willing Wright
Wright Brothers
Prices Rise After Merger Warns Industry Dealer Testimony
Jefferson City Missouri implement dealer Henry Elwood testifies in the International Harvester merger suit that pre merger list price cuts to spur sales ended after consolidation and machine prices rose. J L Dickinson of Tina Missouri reports that IH agents warned he could not sell their machines if he sold others. AFL adopts a resolution to curb immigration during industrial low periods and trade disputes. Harry Thaw awaits July 6 asylum hearing to decide fitness for release.
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Jefferson City
Henry Elwood
Cameron
International Harvester
J. L Dickinson
Tina
the International
Foreign News and Gossip Across Borders
Rome receives farewell audience with Queen Elena for American ambassador Lloyd C. Chiscom. Germany’s new largest ship begins voyage. 27 000 tons, 722 feet long, 78 feet wide. Azerbaijan clashes in Adabil district. 5 000 killed. Japan installs Prince Ito as president of privy council. Korea’s Viscount Sone succeeds. Korineh town destroyed by earthquake near Padang. New American minister Henry Ide presents credentials. Rumors of German warships to American ports denied as unfounded. Taft sends income tax amendment to Congress. Gould divorce witnesses discuss Mrs Gould’s liquor fondness. Leupp resigns Indian affairs commissioner. Train accident fatal at TV Jones sighting. stranger dies. Universities warned on Carnegie foundation standards. France earthquake casualties 75-100 dead, 100 injured. Ohio gas discovery near Wooster. Omaha grand jury indicts four for Union Pacific mail train robbery. Captain Raymond shot. paralyzed, likely to die. Aldrich backs corporate tax plan. McLain confirmed as Belle Fourche land office register. Petroleums tariff likely debated. Gasworks sold for 700 000. Calhoun, Greeley kin dies. world-famous. Taft’s son student at college.
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Ballinger
Supreme Court of Nebraska
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Henry Sinclair-Greeley
Horace Greeley
Fruitvale
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Lafellétte
Hefia
Charles
Monster Snake Report Shocks Randall Farmers
A Webster City dispatch from Randall area describes a monster snake about 20 feet long moving east of town and crossing freshly plowed ground eight inches wide. Farmers H G Pederson and Geo Anfinson witnessed the trail near Van Pederson’s clump of bushes and a Skunk River trek, as cattle stampeded and a gun was readied. Authorities hope the creature is killed within days amid widespread alarm.
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H. G. Pederson
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Geo. Anfinson
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Anfinson
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Henderson
Skunk
van Pederson
Nnt
Dr King’s New Life Pills Cured Ingleside Man
Aysm, Ingleside, North Carolina, endured sixteen years of indigestion and failed medical treatments costing about 200 dollars. After trying Dr King’s New Life Pills, he reports a complete cure. He suffered constipation, biliousness, and liver kidney issues before finding relief.
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BFE
N.C
Jas
Night Watchman Recovers With Dr King’s New Discovery
W J Atkins of Banner Springs Tonn endured a severe cold that settled in his lungs while working as a night watchman. After failed remedies he used Dr King’s New Discovery and credits it with returning him to work. The ad promotes 50c and 1.80 options with a free trial, guaranteed by 8 EB Green, druggist. J S Engelken is listed as embalmer and undertaker. Both phones.
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Banner Springs Tonn
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