Sudden Revival of Liberal Power Attributable to Lloyd George Budget
A dramatic shift in British politics sees Liberals gain renewed support after earlier losses. Lloyd George’s budget, especially a tax on unearned increment, is credited with reviving public favor and shifting by election dynamics, including prominent figures like Lord Harmsworth endorsing the policy.
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Greaat Britian
Lloyd George
Lord Harmsworth
Greenock
Scotland
Rural life seeks remedy to urban migration
Telephones trolley lines and rural mail delivery reduce farm isolation and improve country living. Yet migration to the city persists as urban life appears more alluring with better wages and free Sundays. Shorter farm hours and shared farm profits for children may help keep young workers.
Washington women back Judge Lindsey on equal suffrage
Washington women plan wide distribution of Judge Ben B. Lindsey’s address asserting equal suffrage protected Denver from corrupt interests. Lindsey credits women with independent voting and avoiding party blind allegiance, praising their ticket scratching for cleanliness in politics as Washington faces a constitutional amendment vote.
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Washington
A.Y.P
Ben B. Lindsey
Denver
Linasey
Lindsey
Equal suffrage and the 1910 census in a new era
The piece argues for a constitutional equal suffrage vote in 1910 and urges the public to understand the census as a business matter. It stresses prudent money use during prosperity, compares preparations to weather readiness, and welcomes a nonpolitical census to ensure accuracy and curb corruption.
Judge Lindsey Addresses Large Sunday Audience on Equal Suffrage
A Sunday gathering at the mam moth Auditorium of the A Y P Exposition drew the largest crowd yet seen in that hall on a Sunday. The Washington Equal Suffrage Association, hosting the event, asserts strong interest in the issue in Denver. Lindsey’s address argued that equal suffrage is the safeguard against domination by corrupt interests and will be widely circulated, especially that portion.
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A.Y.P. Exposition
Ben B. Lindsey
Washington Equal Suffrage Association
Denver
Rockford Votes 57 to 74 to Go Dry
The town of Rockford approved a dry status by a 57 to 74 vote on August 14th. The outcome ends alcohol sales in the town, marking a shift in local policy and governance.
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Rockford
Household Hints on Leftovers and Child Lunches
The author argues for careful regulation of cooked amounts to feed active children and support growth. During vacations the family sets aside a tray with prepared items in a cool place for easy lunches, balancing meals without waste and avoiding overfeeding between meals.
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