Injunction Issued Against I W W Members by Spokane Judge
Judge Webster in Spokane Superior Court issued an injunction targeting members of the International Workers of the World. The order bars membership and aims to effectively dissolve the organization within the state jurisdiction if enforced. The ruling condemns I W W rhetoric and calls for lawfulness and patriotism amid labor reforms.
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Lw.w.'s
Webster
Spokane
International Workers of Th World
Washington
Fundamentals of Opinion in a Polarized Era
Fargo Forum contrasts radicals and reactionaries noting excesses on both sides. It condemns power seeking profit mobs and cynical patriotism while warning against shallow thinking and reliance on theory over experience.
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Fargo Forum
Drainage on Paved Roads Calls for Tile System
Minneapolis Journal notes highway builders insist a hard surface road must include a complete tile drainage system to resist frost. A test on a concrete stretch between Mason City and Clear Lake showed cracks and frost damage on undrained slopes. after tiling both sides, no frost damage appeared and cracking ceased.
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Minneapolis Journal
Mason City
Clear Lake
Where's This Money Nation's Coins And Paper Money Outstanding
The piece notes large sums of U S copper cents and three cent pieces still legally outstanding at full face value and sometimes worth more to collectors. Trade dollars issued years ago remain bullion valued or lost to collectors, not legal tender. Paper money also remains officially outstanding with only a small fraction ever redeemed, benefiting the government when losses occur.
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National Bank
Wildcat Swindler Preys On Liberty Bonds
A thrift magazine warns readers not to rush into bogus investments claiming massive returns. A Chicago man received a circular promoting a 1 acre peanut unit for 2500 dollars with promised profits of 1000 bushels per unit, but government review shows typical 10 acre peanut yields amount to 300 to 500 dollars.
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Thrift Magazine
Texas
Chicago
South
Has the high cost of living invaded the pulpits
A writer laments the impact of rising living costs on clergy, arguing many preachers must seek other work to survive. He urges fewer churches, more stable pulpits, and less meddling by lay leaders to restore the church’s rightful place in communities.
Moonshine case witnesses summoned to Spokane
Dr A Burgett William Varney Lee Howerton O W Heidiik Mr Hart of the Cascade Orchards and others have been called to Spokane as witnesses in the moonshine cases. Government aims to prove material from here was used in stills and that intoxicants were produced and sold. Others are said to await subpoenas but verification is lacking.
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A. Burgett
Wm. Varney
Lee Howerton
O. W. Heidiik
Mr. Hart
Cascade Orchards
Spokane
The Real Fortune and the Aim in Life
A reflection on fortune as an inward goal rather than travel or external wealth. The text asserts true value lies in one's heart and purpose rather than foreign lands or material gains.
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R, L, Stevenson
Roads That Lead Toward the Light Editorial
The fraternal publication urges unity and shared rewards for all who serve others. It condemns creating dissatisfaction and class struggle and promotes teaching contentment industry frugality and temperance as true helpful measures. It calls for personal liberty with self restraint and usefulness to crowd the road of progress.
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The
Echo
Government raids reveal plan for revolution after strikes
Announcement claims stronger evidence shows radicals aim to trigger a revolution after steel and coal workers' strikes to overthrow the U S government. Deportation is said to be too lenient a consequence if authorities do nothing to stop plotters.
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United States
Savages probes Pittsburg saloon for possible Fra Gonard panel
Professor E F Savage of the Carnes Institute enters a Pittsburg saloon on a technical mission and discovers what may be a Fra Gonard panel worth thousands. He proposes keeping saloons open longer for more inspection and offers to assist in investigating.
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E. F. Savage
The
Carnes, Institute of Technology
Pittsburg
Fragonard
Unusual Marriage License Bureau Union Stirs Town
An elderly New York couple aged 88 and 72 were reported as united in the marriage license bureau, sparking curiosity over why they chose the bureau over church or courthouse for their union and what prompted the stunt.
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New York
Methodist Episcopal Church Notices and Service Times
Sabbath School at 9 45 Epworth League 6 30 Topic A Strong Character and How It Is Attained Preaching Services 11 00 a m and 7 30 p m Morning Subject Strength for Weak Hands Evening Subject Joy Among the Angels Pastor William Hoskins emphasizes regular worship and study times across the day
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Epworth League
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Leavenworth Echo
Leavenworth, Wash
Rearick
Echo Publishing CO
W. G. Sehannach
O. A. Lee
Russia
Cnn
America
Spokesman-Review
Erantine
T Superior Court
State Supreme Court
Minnesota
Henry Woldtvet
Wenatchee
el, Cre S
Cs A .B
Leavenworth State Bank
F. A. Sinclair
J. B. Adams
R. B. Field
J. M. Amundson
Prop
Methodist Episcopal
WM. Hoskins
Slippery Gulch
Ra ’Ber
Elks’ Hall
Elks
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