Reform of prison labor and inheritance tax debate in Lansing
Special Correspondent reports from Lansing on April 12 as the House advances a reform bill ending contract prison labor and replacing it with squad labor rules, while a separate inheritance tax bill excludes small amounts. The assembly also votes on statewide labor commissioner elections and various agency appointments.
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Cortres Nohdenre
Lansing
Iabor
Supreme Court
Sporker Garcon
Grek
Mayli
Stane
Sayidge
Committee On Labor
Pascare
Covell
Senate
Mich Pan Mining School
Michigahy Studens
Mithiennh
Michigan College of Mines
Pepmart
Atari
Wehu
Michigan
Gov. Vihngree
Thomas Hy Smith
Lawton
Werewhell Whitaker
Detroit
Gueniher
Fish Eniunneeiuns Jie i Yputod
Queacher
Bacoit
Frank Northolt
Tiaelle Berotthy Bowie
Attite Selul
Mibert J. Stephens
Adanneers
Leine
Luturs Ker
Setundi
Saginaw County
John Baird
Kerr
Basird
Kere
Baird
Death of Daniel Harber and Local Tragedy in Kadapnizee
A garbled obituary notes the death of Daniel Harber in Kadapnizee with unclear details. The fragment mentions a hospital ward and local officials, referencing a county context and a notable cage in the area. The readable names suggest a regional obituary item with limited legible facts.
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Daniel Harber
Weather and crop reports show widespread delay in spring farming
Weather across the Midwest and Great Plains slows fieldwork as snow, frost, and excess moisture delay spring plowing and seeding. Wisconsin reports continued wet conditions with scarce activity. Minnesota notes lingering wetness. Iowa and Indiana see delayed planting while Ohio reports frost and snow on gardens.
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Chicago
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Lahor
Iowa
Toburco
Ohio
Seton Cote
Sonne Tate
Luis Yeauty
Pension Agencies Plan Changes Under President's Orders
A historical notice reports potential changes to pension agency operations. President Chest’s orders aim to reform procedures causing debate over costs and staffing. Commissioner Evans backs a delay until September while Secretary Miss reviews a report arguing reforms could raise expenditures by about $200,000 versus current hires.
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Washingpton
Apra
Chest
Pension Cyemrivs
Mehindey
Maning
Commissioner of Pensions
Evans
Dying of famine reported in Jebung Ubias region
A dispatch from Ure steamship lines reports hundreds dying of starvation near Jebung Ubias as rice aid reaches the starving population. Transport constraints limit relief to communities along waterways, with no confirmed death toll released, but the famine is described as heavy.
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Sab Francisco
Tillehe
Jebung
Ubius
Flood Under Water Saims Misssisippi Valley Losses
A government flood report estimates 18 800 square miles submerged in the Mississippi valley south of Coico with about 479 000 people affected. Most in Mississippi, Arkansas, Missouri and Tennessee, plus 39 500 farms totaling around 8 800 000 acres. Crops and livestock values run into millions, with notes on river conditions and aid needs. The report tracks the impact on cotton, wheat, corn, hay and other outputs, and mentions ongoing rescues and displacement along the rivers.
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Washington
Mississippi Valley
Coico
Department of Agriculture
Weather Bureau
Misalesiont
Arkansas
Missiesippi
Arkangan
Missouri
Tennesgee
Mississippi
Tennessee
Easter Echoes in a Fragmented Verse Tale
A garbled 19th century verse prose piece reflects Easter themes and affection, with stray lines about longing, religious sentiment, and social scenes. References to Russia, Annabel, and a household rapport hint at a literary collage. the text reads like diary fragments and sketches rather than a coherent narrative.
Rheumatism Health Ad Claims Blood Remedy Cure
An old advertisement extols Swift's Specific S. S. S. as a universal cure for rheumatism. It cites testimonials from Frank T. Reynolds of Dalton Georgia and E. J. Gibson of Madison Georgia, claiming dramatic relief after years of illness and failures with other treatments. The copy emphasizes the disease in the blood and promotes a purely vegetable, potash-free remedy.
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Ail Huber
Tie Igless
Vlisa
S. S
Frank T. Reyonolds
Dalton
S.S.S
E. J. Gibson
Madison, Ga
Dora at Easter Service Sparks Hat Drama
A Easter Sunday scene shows Dora tugging for eggs during a church service as her mother hushes and leads her away. The crowd admired hats while Dora asks if the eggs are up by the flowers, prompting a quick exit and a quip about no chickens in the church.
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Dora
Mammo
Nti
Mimnina
Elilde
Mauina
Ellis Parker Butler
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