Southerner Strikes At Colored Vote
Washington reports Representative moves to disfranchise colored voters by declaring the fourteenth and fifteenth amendments invalid. The measure cites journals to claim lack of ratification and seeks Supreme Court review. Also noted: over $1,060,000 added to post office appropriation to fund 9000 new rural free delivery routes.
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Washington
Representa- HR leone
MY. Sisdon
senate old house
ar preme
congress
Postoffice
hotse
committee on
postoMces
post roads
Glaring and Expensive Farce in Wilkes Commencement
Educator condemns current commencement practices as a costly deception. Professor Hoffman criticizes the annual exercises for pressuring students to memorize speeches and perform rehearsed work. The school board backs a reconsidered graduation program aligned with frugal, pragmatic methods.
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Wilkes Rare
elex
K. EB. Hoffman
Kaster township
abollah
Cherry Mine Deaths Settlements Reached In Talks
In Chicago March, St Paul Mining Co negotiates with counsel for about 100 Cherry mine disaster cases to pay 1800 per death to widows. The disaster killed 264 men leaving 157 widows, with settlements ranging earlier from 800 to 1200 per death.
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Chicago
widgwa
diamster
St. Paul
vicima
atter teva
Navy football player Wilson weakens as surgeons assess odds
Annapolis March 9 attending surgeons say Kurl Wilson, Navy football player, is getting weaker but denies a decided chance of recovery. They warn the wounded player has little prospect of full restoration despite no certainty of his condition. A separate report notes a steam boiler explosion at Eureka Steam Laundry in Pottstown, killing fireman Frank Richards who was adjusting a joint when steam blew apart the joint. Wilson received an ovation at Princeton as Woodrow Wilson resumed lectures after a Bermuda absence.
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Navy
Annapolis
Kurl Wilson
Pottstown
Frank Richards
Eureka Steam Laundry
Richarda
Wilson
Princeton
N. J
Legal battle over Standard Oil and Sherman Act unfolds
The government seeks dissolution of the Standard Oil empire while defending the case against oil trust restraints. Key figures include John D. Rockefeller and William Rockefeller, with defense arguing the 1906 actions were lawful business growth. The brief outlines past innovations in storage, transport, and export, claiming no interstate monopoly existed. A pre-trial event in Missouri precedes a Monday court appearance.
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Washington
Marchak ans
United States cupreme court
ofel preumpn
D. T. ‘Watson
Johni" Freeman
Ernest C. Irwin
elgus
thia brigt
John D. Rockefeller
William R. Rockefeller
John D. Archbold
Oliver H. Payne
Henry M. Flagler
Charles Mi. Pratt
Henry H.Rogers
circuit ‘court of ‘the United States
district of
Missouri
New Torvey
reagan the reat
Rockefellers
Asia
India
China
Japan
Russia
Europe
ank
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