Four Constitutional Amendments Proposed by Labor Unite
Labor advocates unveil four proposed amendments to the U S constitution at a Cincinnati convention. The proposals include banning child labor and prohibiting anti union measures, plus reforms on collective bargaining and wage rules. The committee urges fair minded citizens to join in curbing oppressive corporate power.
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U.S
Cincinnati
Maite States
Otter
Tahp
Oldfield
Wales Home After Eight Months Trip To The Far East
Les returned home after a lengthy journey to the Far East eight months abroad. He alighted from a special train bringing him from distant Tisimenth while George, the Queen, and the Prince Thaïs greeted the regent’s family, amid a scene of welcome.
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Wales
Far East
Thais
Tisimenth
A Sulphur Remedy For Skin Itch and Eczema Promoted
An advertisement extols a sulphur based remedy for skin itch and fiery eczema. It claims rapid relief from itching and blemishes, noting a medicated cream provides smoother skin and quicker healing, with availability at general drug stores.
Capitol Dome Campaign Frame Reflects Tax Fear and Radicalism
Madison dispatch outlines Republican themes in a Wisconsin campaign. It cites constitutional government, opposition to all forms of radicalism, tax fears, and state administration changes. Reports on labor, industry, health issues, and infrastructure decisions include water supply, railroad cast allocation, and a Milwaukee widow’s compensation ruling.
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Milwaukee
Lidar
Brenner
Srvan
Simines Taser
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Bussineks
Tndustey
Dour County
Contagion Mentioned in Tangled Medical Rhyme Fragment
A fragmented excerpt hints at contagion theme with odd phrases about illness spreading through ties and blood, mentioning integrins and envy as metaphor. The readable text remains incomplete and lacks concrete events or proper names for fuller summary.
La Follette Delays Return to Start Campaign in July
Madison Wis Senator Robert M La Follette postpones his Wisconsin return to begin his re election campaign until July due to ongoing Senate talks In Washington he plans to introduce a constitutional amendment to grant broader power to overrule court decisions amid debate on new overhauls to the federal judiciary prior to his midterm bid
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Robert M. la Follette
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Senator La Follette Considers Wisconsin Campaign Move
Senate deliberations hinge on constitutional change and a Jeneth speech as the Wisconsin campaign plans adjust. La Follette may delay three months of campaigning due to ongoing congressional duties before resuming with Governor Blaine for the September primaries.
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Jeneth
Hack
Wisconsin
J. Z. Blaine
la Follette
Congress
Springfield trial signals fight to avoid harsh sentences
In Springfield Ill a wealthy communist Han Brose Dieyd and eighteen companions face trial for advocating overthrow of the government. In Tientsin Change Tso Un and Wu Wei Fa sign an armistice. In Shanghai massive mutinies burn cities and kill thousands among northern forces.
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Springfield
Han Brose Dieyd
Tien 'Tsin
Change Tso-Un
Manchuria
Wu Wei-fa
Shanghal
Senate and conference agree on 12000 for army spending
A fragment notes a disagreement between Senate and conference over a 12 000 allocation for the army and mentions Bhanghal and a 1842 opening for fare trade, reflecting historical policy discussion and trade links.
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