New Election Plan Gains Traction in United States
A proposed proportional representation system known as the unanimous constituency model spreads from Sweden and other nations to the United States. Advocates claim it broadens minority influence and curbs tyranny by majorities, with municipal use emphasized and links to the Mary Ann second choice law in one state.
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America
American Proportional Representative League
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Proportional Representation Plan Proves Contentious
In the council debate a plan for proportional representation is discussed. The proposal aims to ensure every viable class gains a spokesman in the governing body, reflecting the varied factions within the electorate.
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Tion
Morris backs for Senate as La Follette push denied
The endorsement argues Tom Morris is the logical progressive Republican candidate for the Wisconsin Senate. It rejects claims that Senator La Follette pressed Morris to run for governor and urges Morris to enter and win the Senate race.
Useful Woman Miss Dinsdale Leaves Y W C A
LaCrosse residents express regret as Miss Dinsdale plans to sever ties with the Y W C A. Her duties have been many and burdensome, yet she has faced them bravely and successfully. The Tribune joins in wishing her a pleasant and useful experience in her new position.
A Sound Step Toward Fair Road Habits
Mayor Sorensen leads a push to recognize rules governing auto use in public streets. The effort seeks to balance rights of individuals with pedestrian safety and road sanity. City auto owners and pedestrians likely to support stronger steering and speed regulations.
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Sorensen
Morris Candidacy Seen Advancing State Ticket
As a candidate for United States senator, Tom Morris will back the progressive cause and help strengthen the entire state ticket.
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United States
Tom Morris
New York Women Use Tons of Face Powder Daily
A new report finds New York women rely heavily on face powder, portraying beauty standards as centered on cosmetic branding. The study notes daily use as a cultural norm in the city.
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New York
San Francisco to Add Three Women to Police Force
Three more women are to be added to the San Francisco police force. If Japan starts anything, there is one city that will be prepared.
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San Francisco
Japan
Chicago man vows daily airship commute to work
Harold McCormick of Chicago plans to travel to his office each day in an air ship to beat slow elevator service. This suggests a bold use of air travel for routine work trips.
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Harold McCormick
Chicago
Bulgaria Seeks Four Hundred Thousand After War Indemnity Debate
Bulgaria demands 400000 in settlement terms arguing the amount represents fair postwar costs. The proposal comes as critics say the country should not bear additional financial burdens beyond agreed reparations.
Michigan Woman, 80, Sues for Divorce
An eighty year old Michigan woman has filed for divorce seeking dissolution of her marriage. The case indicates a long-standing dispute and raises questions about reconciliation versus legal separation.
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Michigan
Grape Juice Administration Plans Uncertain Battleship Naming
The article questions how the grape juice administration will christen its battleships amid unclear naming plans. It notes potential ceremonial approaches and the political context surrounding the Navy vessels.
Quips and Cranks and Wanton Wiles
Poem reflecting a president’s view on tariffs Panama Canal matters and handling criticism. The speaker notes avoiding blame, dealing with office seekers, and preferring someone else to take glory, expressing quiet contentment with leadership decisions.
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England
Panama Canal
Wag Plays Practical Joke in Washington Auto Mock
A well known wag tricks a sleeping chauffeur near a fashion store in Washington. He door shuts an open auto, then calmly instructs the car to go home. The mistress inside the store and the chauffeur know the details. Pathfinder.
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Turing
Hank
Pathfinder
Director Nervously Denies Accident Report After Wreck
A railroad director, injured with one arm in a sling and a bandaged eye, surveys wreckage from a locomotive piece. He declines details when pressed by a reporter, saying he has not heard of any accident.
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Chicago Tribune
Pat’s Misadventure at the Police Exam Mix Up
An Irish applicant named Pat faces a department exam room misunderstanding after being ordered to disrobe test the heart and wind. He protests staying single and jokes about marriage licensing causing a humorous confusion at the misdirected police fitness test.
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Pat
Georgia judge recalls pantaloons theft trial in court
A Georgia county judge recounts a case where a man accused of stealing a pair of britches was acquitted after several witnesses testified. The defendant refused to leave the seat, citing his stolen pants as his reason, as his lawyer nudged him to depart.
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Georgia
Carnegie Donates $5 as Florida Church Aims for Repairs
During a winter visit to Florida Andrew Carnegie attends a service in a small black church. He places a $5 bill in the collection plate. The clergyman notes the total collection is $6.44 and declares the repairs on the sanctuary will begin immediately if the North's guest contribution is genuine.
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Florida
Andrew Carnegie
Carnegie
Peary Honored by Paris Council and President
Paris officials award Rear Admiral Peary a special gold medal for scientific achievements. President Poincare then receives Peary at the palace and presents him with the insignia of a grand officer of the Legion of Honor.
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Peary
Poincaire
Legion of Honor
Magnificent Wedding Gift From Busch Nets Joyous Union
A one million dollar wedding gift check was presented to Mrs. Sydney L Berg formerly Miss Dorothy Magnus of Chicago. The donor was Adolphus Busch of St. Louis, the bride's grandfather, given shortly after the marriage.
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Adolphus Busch
St. Louis
Robbers Bind Bartender Mouth Shut in Chicago Saloon
Three automobile bandits bound Isadore Gross a bartender pasted his mouth shut with tape and locked him in a storeroom. They then robbed Arthur Schmidey saloon at 1122 Washington Boulevard of 61.50 in cash and 40 dollars worth of liquor and cigars before escaping in a touring car.
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Isadore Gross
Arthur R. Schmide
Washington Boulevard
In The World of Women Part One
Excerpted chapters show Molly’s inner turmoil as she weighs marriage options to Alfred Carter and Judge Wade amid gossip and new relationships. Doctor John guides her through a moment of self doubt while a rural visit with a new mother and baby offers comfort. The tale shifts to society notes on women’s clubs and philanthropic efforts led by Mrs. Woodrow Wilson and Margaret Wilson.
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Cane Run Pike
Granny
Alfred
Ruth Chester
Lofty Arms May Fail as Man Delivers Poor Shot
A man described by observers as having lofty arms proves to be a poor shot in a local incident. Report notes awkward stance and inaccurate aim leading to an incomplete outcome.
Milwaukee business leader T. J. Pereles dies at 63
Milwaukeean T. J. Pereles, president of Citizens' Saving and Trust Co and former city official, died late yesterday from pneumonia after a period of ill health. Born in Milwaukee in 1853, he had lived there all his life.
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T. J. Pereles
Citizens’ Saving and Trust Company
Pereles
Supreme Court Affirms Oregon Murder Conviction
Washington reports the U S Supreme Court today upholds the Oregon Supreme Court ruling convicting Lem Woon a Chinaman of first degree murder for killing Lee Tai Nay in Portland on March 7 1908 during a Chinese tong war.
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Supreme Court Today
Oregon Supreme Court
Lem Woon
Lee Tai Nay
Portland
Tong
Man boasted of umbrella kept over twenty years
An Ohio man claims to own an umbrella he has held for more than twenty years citing loyalty to the weatherproof item. He jokes that longevity justifies returning it to its rightful owner.
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Ohio
Home Beauty Parlor Remedies for Wrinkles and Hair
A 1920s style home beauty guide recommends an almazoin cream jelly to prevent sagging skin and wrinkles. It also suggests a canthrax based shampoo to stimulate the scalp and add volume, claiming a refreshing summer effect and lightened hair appearance.
Homemade skin lotion to protect and brighten skin
A mother promotes a simple at home lotion using spurmax mixed with hot water or witch hazel and glycerine. She claims it protects skin from steam dust and sun and whitens sallow skin while providing a youthful glow.
Hair tonic promises cure for dandruff and itch
A vintage remedy advises making a scalp tonic with one ounce quinzoin, ½ pint alcohol, and half a pint cold water. The concoction is to be rubbed into hair roots to relieve itching, remove dandruff, and promote healthy hair growth, with regular shampooing recommended.
Home Remedy Promises Easy Weight Reduction
An old advertisement touts a simple homemade remedy to reduce flesh. It recommends mixing 1 percent pints of water with 4 ounces of par notis, available at drugstores, and taking a teaspoonful three times daily before meals. The claim highlights safety, low cost, and no required exercise or special diet.
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Eileen
Old-fashioned tonic for digestion and energy
An old-time home remedy suggests dissolving ardene in alcohol with sugar and water to make a quart tonic. A tablespoon before meals is claimed to aid digestion and appetite, with skin benefits and a wrinkle remedy hinted at in Portia's answer.
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Portia
Doris Eyes Sparkle With Simple Home Tonic
A reader is advised that Doris eyes may appear bright not by makeup but by a home tonic. Dissolve an ounce of crystal in a pint of water and use one or two drops daily to strengthen sight and reduce puffiness, described as inexpensive and effective.
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