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Exile fight over Jan Pouren case shocks New York
A public outcry challenges Commissioner Shields decision to extradite Jan Pouren a Lettish exile facing brutal Russian torture. The piece argues political asylum applies and urges support for the defense conference while detailing brutal torture reports from Riga 1906 and contrasts with British and US labor law precedents.
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Russia
United States
Shields
New York
Jan Pouren
Baltic
Jar Pouren
Are Our Courts Too Hard on Labor Unions
Editorial reflects on labor unions’ grievances with U S court decisions and injunctions in labor disputes. It notes Judge Taft defending injunctions as essential to court dignity while contrasting with opposition voices.
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Land
England
United States Supreme Court
Taff Vale Railway
Railway Savants Union
Supreme Court
Britain
America
United States
Taft
Taft Hits Tennessee In Busy Southern Tour
Taft’s first Tennessee swing drew large crowds in Chattanooga Bristol and Knoxville with speeches urging support for Republican policies. He contrasted Bryan’s views on railroads and trusts, pressed for pro Republican policies and claimed Southern material interests demand Republican leadership.
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Bristol
Republican Party
South
Taft
Cleveland
Athens
Sweetwater
London
Lenoir City
Knoxville
Morristown
Greenville
Johnson City
Economic reform debate stirs banker audience
The speaker challenges safe bankers to endorse all duties of those who are not safe and honest. He questions socialistic ideas attributed to Debs and rails against conservatives supporting such theories. He argues power should not grant prosperity or restore confidence.
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Gregus
Anton
Ludendorf
Michael
Oklahoma
Ollow
Mr. Bryan
Debs
Countywide Field Fires Alarm Rural Areas
Fires across the county yesterday were numerous and destructive. Sparks sparked dry timber near the Fernald saw mill, prompting firefighting by the department. Royal Center area saw threats prompting furrows around homes for protection. Panhandle and traction line section crews battled fires all day. Five high tension poles of Valley Traction were burned at Huntington cutting power for two hours. Heavy smoke shaded the city though sunshine persisted.
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Royal Center
Panhandle and Traction Line
Valley Traction Company
Huntington
Old Sol
Balkan States Named for Mountain Meaning
The term Balkan means mountain, yielding the nickname for the Balkan states as the mountain states.
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Mountain
Balkan States
Mountain States
Housewife Converts Baby Buggy Into Handy Helper
A housewife discovers an old baby buggy can be transformed into a water tight tin box equipped vehicle to save steps. Dishes can be wheeled to the sink, and setting the table becomes easier with the buggy aiding various small household chores.
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