Progressives and Labor Share in Production Debate
The text discusses Senator La Follette's warnings about slow cautious progress in Washington and the debate over labor versus capital returns. It argues that capital provides facilities and management while labor provides effort and housing, and contemplates government roles in production and potential risks of mismanaged upheaval.
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Washington
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Capital
Cspital
Ofdahor
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Senate
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Anay
Spectacles of Crime Stir Public in Old News Cycle
A boisterous read on sensational crimes traces public appetite for murder trials from Witham to Thaw and the Archulee case, noting how gruesome details and high-profile trials shaped opinion and fed a steady stream of sensational reporting across time.
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Obenham
Tveters
New York
Nap Cattereon
Carsar Magideen
Public Fate of Crime as Spectacle Across America
Column argues crime coverage desensitizes the public to justice. It cites Clara Phillips’s jail escape and broader hunger for sensational trial details. It cites calls for faster trials and criticizes delays, bonds, and courtroom theatrics shaping public opinion.
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Clara Phillips
Los Angeles
America
Peggy Chaffee
California
American Bar Association
Chicago Commission
Criminal Courte In
Cits
Bank directors plan $4000 charity fund for relief efforts
Ten years of prosperity prompt a $4000 donation by Batar National Bank directors. Funds to be distributed via clothing and food relief for those unable to care for themselves. Remodeling starts on the Printing Company building at Second and Alain into a large roving house with thirty six apartments after leasing by Thomas McGraw. Mrs. Louisi Scheneder dies at South Avenue after many years, age seventy three, with ties to Germany.
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Annie Merting
Chetite
Bey Oposse
Second
Alain
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Thomas McGraw
Willener Bao
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Tar Loons Avenue South
Schraeder
Sory
Germany
Twenty Years Ago Today Inquiries And Local Moves
Twenty years ago today records show A Ko Newton selling a Bangor farm to Tod Johnson for 2880 dollars. A water pipe burst near Park Store bank department causing 500 dollars in damage. repair crews worked overnight. Frank Wahrew moved his office within the McMillan building. James McCarthy brought his family from Austin Minnesota to Ta Wrosse. Gracainger tops the city meeting for pharmacy exam. Marin Maley crosses the Lynne of Marmington to Ole Petersen Torg4ae Win. A former treasurer with Wis fails to St Dand dye Tare part of the week. Vie to start a restaurant here. Telind Mil company at Onalaska plots labor and child care issues. Wales works in Charles Wand mill. Te remains at a winter wig. Yeune, once a conductor, runs a train between ALE means Watertown. Thompson leaves for Le Claire Iowa to take charge of boat yards there. Lis fore soon Guy and Charles go there next week.
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Bangor
Tod Johnson
Park
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Prank Wahrew
Tip Third
McMillan
James McCarthy
Astin
Minn
Gracainger
City
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Marmington
Ole Petersen
Phy
Fermerly Danierd
Ube Spersna Trouse
Thas Wales
al Ginodscar
Charles Wand
Yeune
Lawe
Ale
Watertown
Jd. Thompson Lea
le Claire
Iowa
Guy
Charles
Tarim
Jana
Jie
Franklin
Mildlestowe
Wien
Amd
Marlin Fairbank
Mortaaze
Pilin
White House
Meddietaven
Samart
Heilper
M Merriweather
Silas Merrimullior
Mike
Frankiin
Millin Merriweather
MiLlie
Brit
Pranklin
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Gaveling
Mars
Kravkiin
Paris
Alkeenen
Lansing
Tyr
Martie
Whole Hearts and a Shattered Car
A stormy night drives Franklin Franklin to drive his mortgaged farm toward marriage with Millie Merriweather. In the wrecked car he recalls a life of toil and financial strain as family pressures and an urgent marriage plan collide, while a sudden phone call reveals an unexpected wedding announcement from an old confidant.
Franklin Madison Mystery and Millie’s Tragic Union
A foggy tale centers on Franklin Madison a leading New England fruit grower and his strained bond with Millie. Martin’s interference and a failed plan push Millie toward a desperate act prompting distress for Caroline and implied family fallout amid a complex web of names and loyalties.
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Martin
New York
Wraihlin
Markie
Cormnathey
Tillie
Franklin
Millie
Dune
Franklin i
New England
Andre Mulrhanks
Caroline
Wranklin
Tepnelt
Clare Bows
Highway Robbers Steal From Chicago Shop
A string of robberies targets a shop in Superior Wisconsin and a Chicago area business. Reported thefts include goods valued around several hundred dollars with the police investigation continuing as officers review leads. Suspects described vaguely as local robbers in the terrible spree.
Editor Acouit Ter Purangi Cleared in Farhe Case
Names and places are garbled in a chaotic scrappy report. The article notes an editor tied to a trial and a verdict of not guilty. The text mentions a May and April time frame with a note on a first return and thirteen ballots. An earthquake in Chile is briefly referenced as a separate item.
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Nobel Peace Medal Honored for Relief Efforts
Morning papers note Dr. Nan presented with a Neahel ze prize for aiding starving populations in Russia and Asia Minor through the League of Nations era work. Carnegie medal awarded. Bordeaux’s Prof. Beanie a victim of X ray research fallout. Lagosia seat shifts to Constantinople. Turkish assembly to meet near east. Monroe reports seven fires of unknown origin in city districts under police investigation.
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Christiana
Norway
Nan
Neahelze
Russia
Asia Minor
League of Matin
Carnigie Gk
Eanie
Bordeaux University
Lausanne
Angola
Torker
Near East
Monter
Monroe
Hearing resumes on complaint against investment firm
The Wisconsin Public Service Commission set to hear the complaint against the investment firm Maison Wit-earing on ie vend Wh Hatylust the Witkin Seyler Tweet company of Milwank. The commission will review the matter as the company faces an investigation into its operations and recent filings. The hearing will cover the application of Northwestern Vt MpULAN and requests for permanent relief related to strike season issues and telecommunication service charges. The public session is scheduled for December.
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Snorrion
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Commonwealth Tele Yen Company
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