Ballot Reform Debate Probes Plural Voting and Minority Power
The piece surveys reforms in Belgium and Europe arguing for proportional representation to aid minorities. It contrasts expert opinion with plural voting by educated electorates, citing Belgian results and a sample from Antwerp as illustrating seat allocation under proportional rules versus majority rule.
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Belgium
Chamber of Deputies
Antwm
Peder
FRPP
France
Suez
Overcoming Armed Attacker at Home Incident
Mrs Freta Dolinsky from No Til Henry ies fought off an armed intruder at dawn by hurling two bottles and hitting him with one, then slamming the assailant with a blow to the head. The intruder, identified as Mex Levine, fired twice but missed as the struggle drew blood. Bernard Dolinsky helped disarm him before police arrived. Levine was held on $2,500 bail.
Hope to End Church War in France Through Talks with Bishops
In Paris reports suggest a substantial segment of the French episcopate urges the Vatican to soften its stance. Briand seeks religious peace and recognizes separation as accomplished, offering concessions like legal status for the church and recognition of Catholic schools, while insisting negotiations occur between the government and French bishops, not directly with Rome. Cardinal Couillé’s Rome trip ties to these talks, though the Vatican remains firm against direct Rome negotiations.
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Paris
Vatican
Rome
France
M. Briand
Doctor enters fourth week of indefinite fasting at home
Dr Gustav H. Geyer, president of the Society for Applied Psychics, begins his fourth week of fasting at 181 West 68d Street. Daily examiner Dr William E. Young warns the weight loss is excessive, while Geyer insists on a 30 day minimum. He has shed 27 pounds from 210, saying the fast purges the body and clears the mind. Young notes thinning and urges cessation as health data show a 60 pulse and low temperature.
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Society For Applied Psychics
West 68d Street
William E. Young
West Th Street
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Young
Gayer
Sully Mission Succeeds and Cowboys Return Indignant
Daniel J. Sully the former cotton king arrived with his wife aboard the Hamburg American Cincinnati. He underwrote bonds of the American Cotton Securities Company totaling 19 003 00 dollars while abroad. The Cincinnati also brought back two disgruntled New Mexico cowboys from Africa for a motion picture company and Buffalo Jones arrived after reports of lariat use provoked their anger.
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Daniel J. Sully
Cincinnati
American Cotton Securities Company
John Hays Hammond
New Mexico
Africa
Marshall D. Lovelace
Notable Passengers aboard Steamer Include Wynnes
The text notes the steamer carried Major and Mrs. J. R. Wynne along with reference to Buffalo receiving credit for the roping. It suggests a scene of notable figures traveling with a mention of another individual called Buffalo contributing to an action. The fragment remains concise and focuses on people and a credited action aboard a steamer.
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Buffalo
Major
J. R. Wynne
Berger to defend socialism in New York meeting
The New York local Socialist executive committee announced that Victor Berger, Milwaukee Socialist leader, currently in New York, will reply to President Taft’s criticism of socialism at Lyric Hall on Sixth Avenue near Ninth Street tonight.
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Socialist Party
Victor Berger
Milwaukee
Taft
Lyric Hall
Sixth Avenue
Dist Street
PRINT CLOTH MARKET SAGS AS COTTON SLUMP PRESSURES TRADE
Fall River traders report a quiet week with total print cloth sales near 75,000 pieces amid a cotton price drop. Mills held firm on prices despite buyers seeking cheaper goods. printers styles were in demand but with lower prices. Widespread textile quotations show 28 inch 64x seconds at 34 1/2 cents, 71 inch 56x6 s at 31 1/16 cents, and other widths trading in the 28-39 cent range.
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The
Tribune
Fall River
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Notice of Summons in New York Supreme Court case
Notice of summons in a New York County action against Oscar A Large heirs and unknown defendants. The complaint demands answer within twenty days, or judgment by default. Filed November 30 1909 by Geo L Lewis attorney, 42 Broadway Manhattan. publication ordered by Judge James A Blanchard dated April 27 1910.
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