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Newspaper
Monmouth Herald
Location
Monmouth, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1913
Page
2
The Herald edited by D. E. Stitt notes second class mailing in September and weekly Friday issues. Subscriptions run one year or six months with rates listed for Monmouth Oregon, under the act of March.
The American Bankers Association backs the fight against centralization in currency reform and presses for humane war limits. Editorials argue the Aldrich plan concentrates power, while critics like La Follette push for continued agitation on woman suffrage. The piece closes noting Senator Roosevelts allies in the Oregonian column.
Congress has begun work on money legislation aimed at stabilizing conditions and avoiding panics. The editorial notes past experiences show the need for steady policy, with California reportedly limiting saloon activity after the 10th.
The fragment describes Crown Prince Alfonso of Spain as a bright boy and the pride of the royal circle after narrowly missing a chance to become king when an anarchist’s bullet failed to hit him. It portrays him as Europe’s potential youngest ruler if fate had differed.
Partial item notes a building at the northwest corner covering Main and College streets one block west of the scene. unclear surrounding details and owners not specified.
August saloons will close to give drinkers four hours of sleep. Cincinnati faces labor turmoil as eleven thousand garment workers strike for a 48 to 50 hour week and a 10 percent wage raise. The writer notes ongoing labor disputes in large centers and questions injustice versus greed. The Dove of Peace remains ready to fly.
A Toledo Blade quote notes that a woman's statement that men are all alike likely reflects disappointment from one or two reprobates she has known, not a broad judgment of the gender.
A historical report recounts the fourth Earl Stanhope being held up by courteous highwaymen who offered money or the nobleman's life. The incident occurs on a late night journey home, reflecting the lenient phrasing of the era and the gentlemanly mood of the attackers.
An Earl deceives a pistol wielding highwayman by depositing 100 guineas in a tree for later collection. Years later the highwayman reveals himself at a banquet as a city magnate who repays the loan, confirming they are the same man. Industrial-era summons then follows in Oregon court for divorce and alimony.
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