Sign of the Times on Rockefellers and Colorado mine strike
The piece condemns Rockefeller money power amid Colorado mine conflicts with strikers and state militia. It notes President Wilson sending troops, questions Rockefeller Jr’s stance, and argues wealth and government must serve common welfare to prevent socialism and revolution.
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Belshazzar
Nebuchadnezzar
John D. Rockefeller
Colorado
Usval
Rockefeller
Wilson
M Rockefellers
World of Commerce
Rockefeller Junior
United States
Young Rockefeller
Republic
Broadway
Compmn
Gongside
Wolf
Wall Street
Harness for Horses at Waaser berger and Dickoff's
Do you take pride in your horse equipment. Waaser berger and Dickoff's offers well made harnesses with neat appearance and good service. Full sets range from 8.00 to 50.00 dollars.
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Waaserberger and
Dickoff’s
Congress to adjourn by July as anti trust bills pass
Washington May 9 1914 Democratic Leader Underwood says congress will adjourn July 1 after passing major administration measures including the anti trust bill the interstate trade commission bill and a rural credits bill. Senate debate may delay final action though and fall elections loom.
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Times Bureau
J. E. Jones
Washington, D. C
Underwood
White House
Congress
Interstate Trade Commission
Democrat House
House
Senate
Washington
State campaign pamphlets sprawl into vast printing plans
A May 8 dispatch outlines the plan to print and distribute state campaign booklets in two editions of 400,000 each for primaries and general elections. The PM system would employ 15 workers to address envelopes, costing postage and envelope expenses, while critics argue the state oversteps its duties by funding politician bios and portraits.
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Wausau Record-Herald
Sawyer's Sitades and Wisconsin's 1910 political jostle
The writer praises Philetus Sawyer's political insight and laments current Wisconsin party infighting. He predicts a contentious governor race influenced by Standpat and Progressive factions, questions leadership, and notes Canada employing Indian fire patrolmen to guard Manitoba forests as a broader sign of restless times. The piece closes with a call for a strong new Wisconsin leader.
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United States
Philetus Sawyer
Tule
Manitoba
o_o
Regrets After Burying Horse in Sink Hole in Athens
Martin Trawicki chairman and John Lake supervisor of the Town of Rietbrock visited Athens last Friday after burying a horse belonging to a medicine peddler that fell into a sink hole in front of Andrew Edler's place. They settled for the horse and buried it that day with regret.
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Athens
Martin Trawicki
John Lake
Rietbrock
Medicing
Andrew Edler
Frantic Buyer Tries Quick Purchase at Busy Store
A crowded shop at closing time sees a man push through customers near the sales counter and demand the shop traps be sold immediately to catch his car. He rummages his packet for change as urgency peaks.
RUN DOWN WOMEN FIND HEALTH IN A TONIC
A local flyer promotes Vinci liver and blood tonic for run down women showing fatigue nervousness and weak appetite. Customer testimonial from Mrs Walter Price of Biloxi Mississippi claims improvement after one bottle. Money back guarantee offered along with an axo Salve for pimples and blotches. Sexton’s Prescription Store in Marshfield Wisconsin distributes the remedy.
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Walter Price
Bilozi
Vinci
Tony Duoba Sentenced After Arrest for Car Thefts
Tony Duoba, arrested in January for breaking into and robbing Seo Lina cars, faced federal court in Superior and received a one year sentence to the Green Bay reformatory. The article notes his prior record and character as a skilled liar, suggesting this influenced the light penalty.
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Tony Duoba
Superior
Green Bay
Tony
Park Falls
Yellow fever menace and eradication lesson from Cuba and Mexico
Hoyt E. Dearholt M D health editor writes that Vera Cruz and Tampico face renewed yellow fever outbreaks while noting historic efforts in Cuba and the southern United States to wipe out the disease. He cites Colonel Gorgas praise and urges strong public health actions and mosquito control to prevent future reappearances.
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Mexico
Argentina
Brazil
Caili
Washington
Vera Cruz
North
South America
Tampico
United States Public Health Service
Cuba
United States
Gorgas
Canal Zone
Panama Canal
Uni
Ted
South
Hoyt E. Dearholt
University of Wisconsin Press Bureau
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Bgan
Uncle Joe
Congres
House of Representatives
Sam
Danbury
Ahae
Mary Antin
Russia
America
Ee Savers
Tobacco Trust
Comgre
Conpre
Eae
Judiciary Committee
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Fine Business
Sawyer
Madison Machine
Eleventh Floor League
Wisconsin
Sexton’s Prescription Store
Marshfield Times
Castoria
Chas. H.fietohar
Chee Tge
Wren
Ayer