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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1910
Page
6
Milwaukee Wis May 24 The mayor charged clergy with injecting theological sermons into public life during a heated address at a gathering. He said a boy who attends a baseball game should be shielded from religious indoctrination and refused to trust his son to attend games where such influence is alleged.
The mayor urged combining education and culture by opening schoolhouses to children and encouraging preachers to cooperate, while discussing how nickel theaters appeal to lower tastes. The exchange touched on fostering wholesome entertainment and community values.
In a heated exchange about a lengthy walk, Mayor Gaynor responds to Weston with sharp remarks. Ennle, 68, remarks that only someone born in America could perform such a walk and jokes about bringing a pair of Irish friends along. Spectators number around five thousand.
Readable parts show a garbled voice describing actions and hints of mistreatment or coercion. The text lacks clear names places dates or events to anchor a fuller summary. The piece resembles a stray diary fragment or clipped interview without verifiable facts.
The Justice Department investigates U S lumber pricing to determine if a so called lambs runt cartel, allegedly led by a lumber trust, restricts sales and inflates costs. Officials say the inquiry aims to curb price manipulation and trade abuses as part of a broader anti trust effort.
A May 24 report from Washington notes a 16 to 44 percent increase in rail and sea freight charges on sugar and coffee as tariffs are filed with the Interstate Commerce Commission. The moves affect Atlantic-origin destinations and reflect broader tariff filings impacting transportation costs nationwide.
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