Five Million Chinese Starvation Relief Call
An American relief official warned five million Chinese could starve without swift aid and urged La Crosse and America to do their share. Four million lives already saved, but one million more requires immediate generosity. A dollar per day keeps a life for a month. five and ten dollar gifts support entire families through spring harvest.
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America
China
Pacif
United States
la Crosse
Amicricans
Chinese Republic
Ial
Auech
Hitle
Pittsburgh Plus method eyed as potential steel price bias
The federal trade commission plans a crackdown on the Pittsburgh plus pricing scheme seen as keeping steel costs uniform nationwide. The system bases prices on Pittsburgh district mills plus destination freight, preventing buyers in other regions from accessing local advantages. The ensuing controversy centers on alleged favoritism toward Pennsylvania mills and its impact on interstate trade.
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Pittsburgh
Federal Rade Commission
Pennsylvania
St Louis
Steel Mide
St. Louis
Pitsburg
Hatshak
Spesbargh
Tough restraint on prices sparks anti trust probe
The passage argues that a real restraint on prices could only be sustained through steel and saw material controls by a major combine, risking discrimination against consumers and giving Pittsburgh an unfair advantage. It suggests the case could become a major trade commission undertaking affecting ale and broad industries nationwide.
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Pittsburgh
Alecl
The
Trade Commission
Budget reform advances with McCormick bill passage
A budget system proposal moves forward as Senator McCormick's bill creates a budget bureau to prepare expenditure estimates and an office of comptroller to audit all government outlays. The plan, subject to executive removal, aims for incremental reform rather than radical change, with the president expected to sign.
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McCormick
House
Jarding
Office of Comroller
Congress
Wilson
Friends of the Idea
Church News on Seminary Graduates and Women in Ministry
The Church News reports a May graduation rate near fifty percent for seminaries, with discussion of declines in ministerial candidates and a push to recruit lay workers. It notes the Congregational National Council in Los Angeles to address world movement reforms, increase candidates, and broaden lay involvement. Key questions for the Presbyterians’ General Assembly include women’s eligibility as deacons and roles in governance.
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Congregational National Council
Los Angeles
Windna Laka
Indiana
Episcopalians
Massachusetts
Week In the Legislature Reflects Heated Wisconsin Session
Madison column recounts a week of contentious committee meetings and votes in the Wisconsin Legislature. It notes industrial commission actions, a potential governor veto, budget debates, tax policy struggles, and a clash between administration supporters and opponents over tax reform and university funding, with emphasis on figures like Senator Skog and Senator Lubher and the influence of party lines.
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Madison, Ws
Wits
Gouna Kibers
A Man For the Ages A lofty debate on law and virtue remembered
A discourse on civilization and the law spirit, referencing notable figures and the idea that law's voice equals divine justice. It contrasts a scholar's reverence for rational order with vivid passages on character, society, and the cost of progress, as quoted from a long verbatim exchange.
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Tessin
Mansati
Tanealy
Aassachpe Nls
Barmson
Abe
Ainemun
Amiui
Peison
Tigwest
Pheeran
Siehy
Muestrahiserts
Young voices rise in La Crosse kindergarten operetta
In La Crosse the Kindergartens of Bally and elementary choirs present a four part Mother Goose operette. Miss Jone's talent and training of young singers illuminate a debut noted as both entertaining and enduring. Judges praise precision, charm, and future potential of the tiny performers in a program directed by Prudence Curwright and Stella Trane.
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Uae
la Crasse
Wade
Peel
Jayentonthy
HMR
Guy Musical
la Crosse
Wii
Dilie
Vansideralie
Hove Benifieii
Jone
Young Howe
Bally
Tat Crosse
Ghyer
Kingergar
Charises
Stolen
Krentz
Sundren
John MeKkensie
Petey
Peter Pumkin
Richard Jey
Boy Blue
Helen Weiger
Weverly Geiger
Franklin
Washbun
Lincoln
Tomi
Mise
Prudence Curwright
Stella Trane
Margaret Josten
Takeaway Teaser From Parson Ruse Noted
Fragmentary OCR note describes a private exchange near a parishioner about a donation box. The peculiar speech hints at a scam or mischief involving a collector and a cryptic request for “something out of the page.” A Cleveland Press item mentions a Milwaukee woman who died, with bizarre late details.
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Coogan
Einstein
Church News
Church News Association
Whab
Tle Catholle
Sussian Crusade T
Society For the Propagation of the Paith
Marykned
Wel Ander
Lubher
Senate
Vale
Gevalia
Gearinys Ua
Nalan
Phe
Dave
HPL
Thronos 4
Mwe University
Lyse
I¢ Cireytor Norimanal
Mason
Tames Navin
Brayton Webster
Couglesis
Iwerk Thirsdty
Terry
Skoguio
Pomumbey
Ganleyville
Mena Poe
Westin
Opeied
Urink
Vitor
Con Lerday
Milwaukee
Morman
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