Bitter primary fight colors Illinois and nation
Historic party clashes grip Illinois and several states as Republicans and Democrats nominate candidates for governor and U.S. Senate. The South Carolina and Colorado contests show party tensions, with candidates for statewide and federal offices described amid vivid, era-typical political rhetoric and local-machine intrigue.
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Uncle Sam Answers Health Questions From Readers
A Washington Public Health Service column answers reader questions on effort syndrome or soldiers heart, red spots on hands, and troublesome feet. Advice covers rest, morale, infection removal, supervised digitalis, and regular antiseptic foot care along with seeking physician guidance.
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Citizens' Council Starts Campaign to Make Scotland Dry
Edinburgh reports the National Citizens’ Council has begun a campaign to enact a no-license vote under Scotland’s temperance act. A 10 percent elector signature in each area triggers a poll on licensing, with supporters hoping many wards back no-license or reduced licenses, while opponents warn of a blow to public rights. Pussyfoot Johnson will participate. meetings planned to discuss American prohibition impacts.
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America
Not Appy A Traveling Company Show Delayed By Rain
A traveling troupe performed in a wet tent with lead actor playing Appius Claudius. He got soaked from a leaking tent and, after the show, a fan asked if he was Appius Claudius. He replied that he was not and that he felt miserable. The piece ends with a note about a family with three children Elizabeth and twins James and Joseph, whose resemblance makes them hard to tell apart.
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Suburban Bypass and Neighborhood Quips
A fragment from a Minneapolis Journal excerpt notes a child inquiry about James with a reply about a boy beside Joseph. The piece blends casual yard talk, a quoted exchange on doubt and fear, and a suburban ESTATE Towner digression on living far out and excuses to arrive late.
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Minneapolis Journal
Canadian workers push Irish troop withdrawal demand
Windsor OntarioSeptember 14 1914 at the opening of the Trades Union Congress of Canada machinists proposed withdrawing British troops from Ireland and urged English workers to refuse sending war materials for use against Irish people Edmonton Trades and Labor council backed a resolution endorsing British labor's stance toward Soviet Russia.
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