Fragmentary World War I era dispatches mix in a August update
Fragmented text from a Washington August report mentions peace conferences, central authority on profiteering, trials for alleged conspiracies, and troop withdrawals. It also notes Ohio crop damage, Yerkes divisions training, and a tight primary race with forecasts pending official counts.
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Negiedie
Baty
Faa
Washington
Secreseats
Tiger Thas
Renee Abi
Ris
Aiageas
Hesto
United States
Merican
The
Echo Moen
England
Eta
Central Authority
Chléage
Rmulhbey avtaliUate
Cleland
Ohio
Cobienz
Marne Divie
Starm
Plea for drastic action in agricultural regulation hearings
A fragmented report notes August hearings organized by the agriculture committee with senators Kenyon Republican Kendrick Democrat and Johnson Democrat South Dakota urging drastic action to overhaul current policy. The discussion centers on federal regulation and potential constitutional changes, with party and state affiliations cited.
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Waarington
Congress
Kenyon
Id Kendrick
Benator- Johmson
South Dakota
Grona
Republican
North Daklin i
Sild Jhadequur
Mestmenon
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Relief for Mother’s Ailments
A fragmented 19th century testimonial describes a mother using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She reports relief from fatigue and renewed strength after taking three bottles, highlighting personal recovery and renewed vitality.
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Mitchell
Pinkham
Lydia E. Pinkthai
Gleinpoundy
Phedrat Gia
Department of Justice Faces Profiteers Amid Strike Demoralization
Amid a strike threatening demoralization, the Department of Justice targets hoarders and profiteers under penal laws. President Wilson consults with Attorney General Palmer and Julius Barnes on measures, including potential wheat crop acquisition and selling to the public below basic prices. Discussions cover price controls and possible legal additions to address rising living costs.
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Washtigtin
Wilson
White House
Cabliner
Palmer
Lin
Cabiier Sub-Conuibuees Wikre
Humber
Ots
Congress
Department of Sus Feo
Palmer Sade Wolfe
Fund Coureaweet
Lalmer
Julius Barnes
United States Grain Corporation
Cabinet
Judge Ames
Department of Justler
Harding
Federal Reserve Board
Barnes
Grain Corporation
Henry
Department of Justice
Wolmer
Great Britain
Oiteiits
England
Labor wage debate sparks calls for reforms in Congress
Senator Smith of Georgia denounces wage profiteering as labor groups push for double pay for half the hours. Johnson France and Maryland Republicans weigh action while Congress debates remedial, not drastic, legislation amid current unrest.
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Vase
Bhime
Smith
Demrocnt
Georgia
Chiles
Cotgreas
Johnson
France
Repubian
Maryland
Tribute to M G Urner Oldest Maryland Congressman
The Annapolis Evening Capital salutes Hon Milton G Brner of this city for his 80th birthday and status as Maryland’s oldest surviving congressman. It notes Urner entered Congress in 1879 with Marie Talbott, served two terms, and lists colleagues from the Forty-Sixth and Forty- seventh Congresses. Of Maryland’s 69 Congressmen since 1878, nineteen survive.
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Milton G.brner
Maryland
Annapolis
Urner
Marie Fred’ Talbott
Dri EH. Jones Henkel
Anne Arundel
Andrew Ge Chapman
Arley
Maryland Leaders Honor Mr Urner on Birthday
Realiority to Mr Urner is IL Welles Rusk of Baltimore City. Judge Henry Stockbridge of the Court of Appeals defeated Isi dor Rayner in 1888. Barnes Compton and Charles KB. Collin of Prince George's Thomas Parran and Frank QO. Smith of Calvert, elder Sydney Mudd and his son, the sitting member, have been Chapman successors. Nineteen end Congressmen headed by Mr Urner survive of the 54. Thirty-four are dead. A fine type of Maryland citizenship in Mr Urner, and the State unites in wishing him many happy returns of his birthday.
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Urner
Welles Rusk
Baltimore City
Henry Stockbridge
Court of Appeals
Isidor Rayner
Barnes Compton
Charles KB. Collin
Prince George's
Thomas Parran
Frank QO. Smith
Calvert
Sydney Mudd
Chapman
House of Represent
Maryland
Mr. Urner
Metal Trades to Ask Rise in Cost of Living
San Francisco reports the Metal Trades department of the American Federation of Labor will demand congressional and presidential action this month to reduce the high cost of living. James OConnell, chairman, said metal crafts membership exceeds 500,000.
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Adz
Metal Trades Department
The
Americ
Congress
James Oconnell
Hoth
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