Labor Interests At Stake From Democratic Labor Bulletin
From the Denver Labor Bulletin the piece argues progressives should defend President Wilson and support a justice for workers. It contrasts Hughes with Wilson, notes gains in wages and hours, cabinet representation, and a Supreme Court seat, and warns predatory interests aim to regain control of White House and Congress.
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Reed Smoot
Nicholas Murray Butler
Hughes
Bainbridge Colby
Denver Labor Bulletin
White House
Congress
United States Supreme Court
Wall Street
Wilson
William Howard Taft
Justice Hughes
Supreme Court
New York
New York City
Woodrow Wilson
Comforting Words On Doan's Kidney Pills Soothes Sufferers
Mrs H Salyer of Higginsville Missouri shares that after a bout of backache and kidney disorders one box of Doan's Kidney Pills provided lasting relief and her family members also benefited. The ad notes the price at 50 cents and urges readers to ask for Doan's Kidney Pills from Foster Milburne Buffalo N Y.
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Lexington
H. Salyer
Barbara St. Higginsville
Dean
Doan
Unflinching Criticism Mirrors Lincoln Era
A fragment cites a St Joseph Observer remark praising steadfast defense against relentless criticism, comparing it to the nation’s ordeal since Lincoln’s era. The comment emphasizes unity under pressure and historic resolve amid political discourse.
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Lincoln
St. Joseph
Wire that halts troops: new barbed wire from Toronto
Capt Arthur J Wilson recently arrived in New York says a Toronto firm has invented a safer barbed wire for trench entanglements. It is thicker with three quarter inch barbs, an inch and a half apart, cuts into ready to lay lengths, and curls up when stepped on to pierce leather. Production of 75 miles daily will double to meet British and French orders, avoiding dangerous stake driving that has cost many lives.
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Arthur J. Wilson
New York
Canada
England
Toronto
Europe
Wilson
Knave Della Jack Proposal Recalled By Woman
A woman recounts that Della Jack proposed last night and again over two years, noting distrust of men as deceivers while confirming the surprising proposal in a personal collapse of romance.
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Della
Jack
Stella
British to name commission on India's resources
The British government will shortly name a commission to survey India's economic resources and industrial possibilities to promote business enterprise after peace. Chairman will be Sir Thomas Holland, geology professor at Manchester University and former director of the Indian geological survey, with several Indian members including three prominent native businessmen.
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India
Thomas Holland
Manchester University
Indian Geological Survey
Parsi
Mohammedan
Wary exchange over mentality and foot in mouth remarks
A heated dialogue features a requester urging self explanation while recalling prior claims that a speaker never errs. The counterpart denies the accusation, noting instead repeated gaffes or foot in mouth moments when speaking.
Eye to Business and a Wedding Gift Joke
A humorous exchange in which Mrs. A asks what was given to Alice as a wedding present. Mrs. B answers with a quip about a chafing dish, noting her husband is the groom’s doctor.
Trouble Within I Don't Like My Cake
A humorous exchange centers on a child named Bobbie who dislikes her cake. She confesses she has already eaten it, prompting a gentle parental remark about not eating more. The dialogue captures domestic whimsy and family dynamics.
Moving Verse and the Poetry of Motion
A compact quip notes the poetry of movement as the art of shifting editors, reflecting publishing life. It frames writing as a relay across minds, hinting at evolving style through editorial hands.
Crowned King by Stove Lid Incident Declares Victory
A playful household scene crowns Thear McGinnis as king of his home after his wife places a stove lid on his head in a lighthearted domestic moment. The event is shared as a humorous anecdote reflecting family banter and pretend rulership within a domestic setting.
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Thear McGinnis
Army Appropriation Bill Passes House Without Roll Call
The House approved the army appropriation bill totaling about 182 million dollars, the largest such budget in history, with many emergency items linked to the Mexican situation. Amendments increasing army funding were adopted, and a deficiency bill to cover mobilization and equipment costs for the National Guard and regulars was outlined. The measure now heads to the Senate for swift action.
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Washington
House
Senate
Hay
Military Committee
National Guard
War Department
Mrs Zimmerman and kin visit Kansas City and beyond
Mrs George Zimmerman and her daughter Helen visited Kansas City Saturday and planned a further visit to Kearney Missouri. Mr and Mrs H G Rogers traveled to Cooper County Saturday for a visit. Mrs S J Houston went to Kansas Saturday to see Mrs Ned Lewis.
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George Zimmerman
Helen
Kansas City
Kearney
Cooper County
5. J. Houston
Kansas
Ned Lewis
Mrs. Carrie Trotter Returns Home After Visit
Mrs. Carrie Trotter came back to Kansas City Wednesday evening following a stay with her sister Mrs. William Stapleton.
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Carrie Trotter
Kansas City
William Stapleton
Community Notes on Local Moves and Visits
Mr and Mrs Ike Noyes and son Harbert left for St Louis where he will enter a hospital for an operation. Miss Gertrude Owen went to Perth Springs as a delegate of the M E Church South to the Epworth League Conference. Miss Katherine Wilson returned home from Sweet Briar College. Miss Mary Bowman visited Higginsville. Miss Lena Kohra visited Sedalia.
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Ike Noyes
Harbert
St. Louis
Gertrude Owen
Perth Springs
M. E. Church
South
Katherine Wilson
Sweet Briar
Mary Bowman
Higginsville
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