Kinship of mankind in disaster and political turmoil
The passage discusses national aid after disasters and cites President Wilson coordinating relief in Ohio. It notes governors and cities giving aid, praises the United States as a generous nation, and shifts to Arkansas political changes with Robinson, Oldham, Futrell, and pending governor elections amid a senatorial deadlock and a constitutional amendment for popular vote. Illinois is mentioned as contributing to the senatorial reform debate.
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Brotherhood of Man
Wilson
Ohio
Robinson
Steve
Brundige
United States
George W. Donaghey
Washington
W. K. Oldham
Senate
Oldham
James M. Futrell
Supreme Court
Futrell
State Senate
Illnois
Suffragette Leader Convicted in Riot Incitement
John Bull notes Mrs Eme line Pankhurst leader of the militant women was found guilty of inciting to riot on Thursday and sentenced to three years of penal servitude amid reports of suffragette agitation.
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John Bull
Emeline Pankhurst
Militia Ready to Help As Flood Reaches Three States
The message from Mound City urged immediate aid and deployment of 10 000 sacks and two militia companies to Illinois. Militias in Ohio Indiana and Illinois mobilized quickly to guard lives aid in relief and levee work, showing readiness for instant service amid flood devastation.
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Mound City
Teller
Ohio
Indiana
Illinois
Democratic Platform Attacks Wasteful Republican Spending
The piece condemns what it calls profiligate waste from taxation and lavish appropriations in recent Republican Congresses. It notes two Democratic House votes in support of a pork-barrel public-buildings bill widely denounced as indefensible by the Appropriations Committee chair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Appropriations Committee
Arkansas Governors and Senators Set Historic Record
A garbled report notes Arkansas achieving a rare record since January 1, 1913 with four United States senators and four governors. It mentions figures like Senator Jefferson Davis and editor N Hefakel of the Arkansas Gazette, ties to Gov Donaghey and interim appointments, and a reference to Clarke as a US senator amid unclear details.
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Arkansas
United States
Senator Clarke
iMat-hag
Jefferson
Davis
Janz “G. Re ' He
A N. “Hefakel
The
Arkansas' Gazette
Donaghey
Iekell Fulaag
Wwesm
Gove Joe’ Te
Battle near Cettinje marks Montenegrin advance in 1913
A 1913 dispatch details a costly Montenegrin victory after 200 bomb throwers sacrificed themselves to clear the wire for a southern division assault on the Turkish-held fortifications near Cettinje. The hand to hand fight lasting an hour ended in Montenegrin success despite heavy losses.
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Cettinje
Tarabosch
Scutari
Montenegro
Adrianople
Argus Returns to GOP After Flirtation with Progressives
The Robinson Argus abandons the Progressive line and reaffirms Republican support. It notes that in the general assembly the Progressive bloc failed to elect Funk with 22 of 26 votes cast, despite cross backing from members who had supported him in the primary and felt honor bound to back him.
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Robinson Argus
Roosevelt
The
Argus
General Assembly
Funk
Why Men Swear A Cavalier Exchange in an Observation Cave
A distant eminent physician explains he swears unconsciously, learned in boyhood, and cannot break the habit. The narrator questions whether swearing occurs before mothers or other women, prompting discussions on habit, guilt, and self-control.
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Wallace
Sarman
Happiness by Parisian Sage Promotes Exclusive Schools
A Parisian highbrow, disciple of Maeterlinck, claims to reveal happiness and offers to teach it in exclusive Paris schools. The piece notes such “Don't Worry Club” style teaching is costly and ultimately trivial, arguing happiness is a home product and comes from work and balance rather than markets or poets.
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Maeterlinck
Paris
Country Girls Needed to Save the Interurban Debate
A fragmented piece argues the nation can do without interurban systems but cannot do without country girls. It cites Congress action as a remedy and critiques urban airs and manners depicted as harmful to town life.
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Leslie
Rand
Ndt
Congress
Patronage scramble grips Springfield politics
A Springfield dispatch reports a furious rush for state and federal patronage as Gov. Dunne and United States Senator Lewis lead a busy drive. Lewis even sought refuge on a train to the South to escape mounting demands and temper rising discontent.
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Springfield
Gov. Dunne
United States
Lewis
Lew 8
South
All Women Are Stuck Up Pin Judgments Quote
A quoted remark claims women are judgmental based on the number of pins they use, reflecting a dated stereotype about appearance and behavior.
Notice of Administration for Amy D. Sims Deceased
Estate of Amy D. Sims, deceased, appoints Fred Sime as administrator. Court at Clark County Marshall convenes May first Monday for claims, all creditors urged to attend and settle. Attorney Everett Connelly listed. dated March 1913.
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Amy D. Sims
Clark
Tadis
County Court
Clark County
Persena Sianet
A .D
New Discovery Claims Cure For Coughs And Colds
A reader testifies that Dr King’s New Discovery eases a stubborn cough and cold from the first dose. The medicine is praised as the best remedy for coughs and colds for three years and is sold at local druggists for 50 cents to 1 dollar.
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Tae
Taitbeneck
and Davison
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Marshall
Ithpale
WNE Herald
Hfe
Borhood
Giri
Fletcher
Fred Sime
Everett Connelly
Cole Bros
Pesey
Byers
Hale
Vigor
Boecese
Moise
Ile Hay
J. R. Burnett Burnett
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