SIMPLY UNJUST TAX IN HAWAII SUGAR PROFITS UPHELD
The article argues that corporations in Hawaii profit from a protective sugar tariff, citing high returns on large investments and low native employment. It notes major Hawaiian sugar planter groups under protective policy, with profits seen as benefiting industry rather than consumers and raising questions about Hawaii’s demographic and labor composition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawaii
Mawailin
United States
Hay Waii
Actus
Sugar Lab
Sicago Journal
Fruit growers seek relief after citrus crop losses
A distorted account notes protection for lemons and oranges amid tariffs. It mentions California losses from frost, potential tariff changes, and discussions on a compromise to prevent further damage to the citrus industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Leishman Dollar Diplomat Rumor at Diplomatic Club
The Chicago Journal speculates that J. G. A. Leishman, a noted diplomat and ambassador to Germany, used advance knowledge to profit in the market before a major war. The piece questions ethics and leadership within the Cedar Diplomat club and weighs potential implications for his role.
Enforcing the Law Under Sherman Act Reform Claims
A distorted report claims President Roosevelt warned the Sherman Act cannot be enforced while in office and that later cases show enforcement is possible. It asserts prosecutors can convict trust officials with sufficient evidence and lower courts will impose jail sentences when pursued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Offdale
Torpestine Trust and Cash Register Company
Courss
Task Ahead for President in Reform Efforts
The piece argues President must restore popular government and curb tariffs and monopolies to revive American invention. It notes the four year limit under the Federal Constitution and suggests Woodrow Wilson realizes the scope of this challenge, per the Brooklyn Eagle editorial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodrow Wilson
United States
Brooklyn Engle
Dem
Sensible View of Florida Tax Cuts Favor Gains
A fragment argues Florida residents can accept tax reductions yet gain tens of millions annually. contrasts Democratic theory of government serving the people with opposition to taxing to aid special interests. mentions Taft and the Republican platform as opposed by the author.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florida
Alge
Taft
Pe Weblicate
Dloriia Time-Union
Plans to Organize 24 Rural Clubs Across Cape Girardeau County
Cape Girardeau County moves to appoint a county farm adviser through the state agricultural college. The effort began after Cape Girardeau and Jackson formed rural clubs and a central advisory board to back county agricultural leadership. Four clubs have formed and work continues with county schools officials and highway engineer involvement.
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Cape Girardeau County
Cape Girardeau
State Agricultural College
Jackson
Joiot Sesson
Sct An & Cabinet
New Landon in Ralis circuit court Judge Ragland inp ne
In a Jasper County circuit court session Judge Ragland presided as Hrowe & Sone pleaded guilty to liquor law violations. Juror Halione faced charges. defendants were paroled to a $4,000 bond upon good behavior. Missing circuit clerk position noted as reviewed by court staff.
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New Landon
Ralis
Ragland
JK. Hrowe & Sone
Halione
William McGuire
Yoard
James
Cuire
St Tauie
Federation Entertainment Planned in Sikeston Area
The commercial club committee completed plans to entertain delegates for the Southeast Missouri Federation of Commercial Clubs convention to be held in the area on March 12.
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Federation
Voplar
Commercial Club
Southeast Missouri Federation of Commercial Clubs
Poplar Bluff Light Plant Sold to Public Utilities
The Poplar Bluff light and power plant formerly owned by the Light and Development company has been transferred to the Missouri Public Utilities company. The bill of sale records a price of 250000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poplar Bluff
Light and Power Plan
the Light and Development Company
Missouri Public Utilities Company
Clay v. Clay Divorces in Cole County Court
Francesa Cook Clay of Mexico Missouri secured a divorce from Cassius M. Clay a wealthy stockman of Mexico in Cole County circuit court The decree granted her $10000 alimony and reflects a high profile dissolution in the local legal docket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Co. M. Clay
Mexico
Jefferson City
Francesa Cook Clay
Cole County
Cassius M. Clay
Lydia Pinkham's Compound Helps Beatrice and Cary Women
Two Beatrice Nebraska and Cary Maine readers report relief from abdominal pain and fatigue after using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. Beatrice resident Mrs R B Cui credits the remedy with ending her left side pain after three doctors suggested operations. Cary resident Mrs Hayward Sowers shares similar improvements including sleep, appetite, and energy, noting she felt like a new woman after starting the treatment.
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Beatrice
Neb
Lydia Pinkham
R. B. Cui
Ned
Cary
Maine
Lydia E. Pinkham
Ames
Irs
Hayward Sowers
Mase
Wise Plan Cited on Protecting Women in Love Marriages
A fragmented report discusses a French concept for safeguarding women in marriage and alimony. It notes proposals to fix support arrangements as couples fall in love, highlighting a societal approach to equity in unions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raw Up
Poe
Eruption Like Pimples in Wathena Kansas
A mother recalls facial scalp eruptions in her child cured by Cuticura Soap and Ointment after trial of several salves. The ad promotes Cuticura products with a Boston address for samples. A separate item mentions King Alfonso and danger, describing a royal assassination attempt and sensational details.
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Mra Wo Ho Hughes
Dep
Boston
Ady
Shakespearean Ambition Echoed in The Preacher Dialogue
In a Washington Star excerpt The Preacher features sharp lines about critics and authority echoing Shakespearean struggles. The piece contrasts the author’s fate with theatrical stumbles while the Dying Man defends lodge affiliations amid Western dreams.
Tragedy of an Air Death and Silent Grief at Home
An old father of an airman killed in military maneuvers learns of his son Edward and the other son Charles dying in separate incidents. Newspapers and citizens react as the town laments the losses, while reports note women serving as public porters during a Washington parade and rail transport changes.
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Charles
Glotiel Nieuport
Pene Elampen
Sulneetlaire
Edward Nieuport
Charles Ban Gine
Edward
Paris
Washington Parade
Femithead
New York World
Radical defined by Senator Ferghum in Washington Star
A young student asks what a radical is and the senator answers that a radical is someone who wants to disrupt things to gain sudden personal comfort or security, a conservative in practice. The exchange appears in the Washington Star.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ferghum
Washington Star
First Small Town Police Official Report On Suspect Visit
A garbled note describes a small town police official noting a crook seeking a portrayal for an alleged Ute crime. It also mentions a First Ditta Yeeg work and a minor holdup by a final New York company mock.
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New York
Fragmentary note on marriage and execution phrasing
The unreadable excerpt describes a conversation where one person contends with a proposal and mentions execution in a troubling, unclear context. The text is garbled, offering little clear narrative or identifiable entities.
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Springfeld
Springfield
Sheriff Op Hawkina Uf
Low Angeles
Cal
Mater of
Law Angeles
Mieswurt
Rea McDonald
Carthage
J A Carter
Jasper County
Fortlord
Lows Infantry
Johnny
Senate
Marshall
la Grange
Nise Callie Marshall
Dunean
Marshal
Samuel Marshall
le Grange
Nnn
Lincoln County
Birdie Wulf
Troy Conservatory
Miamie
Holts
Wathena
Kas
Raby
Alfonso
Alfanez
Spain
Hiv
Shakespeare
Clothesline Harleggue Company
West World
Satan
Puck
Nieuport
Tirana
Wien
Odin
Ube
Mra Winslow
Wiluces
Lee PU
Lewis
Owen
Castoria
Kineype
Od de Samoll
Terokin
Sewaa
Huiee
Persea
Heror
Ter Extala Company
Bears
Sponn Medical CO
Goshen
Indiana
Camere
Stewart Ball
Mes
Oponto
Wis
Sloan
M Dowken
Johannesborg, Mich
Miuralia
Cee Rae
Lontevile
Sloan’s Linsment
Sloan’s
DR. Earl 8S
Boston, Mass
W. L. Douglas
Fen Fen No Wake
iMen
Ash
Te Chew Ren
Jnet
Ron
Douglas
Brockton Maas
Douglas Shore
Donglas
Kate
W. T. Douglas
W. J. Douglas
Breckton
Wass
Aer
Veah
van Vieot-Manefield Drug Co
Memphis
Tean
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