Outlook on American Policy in the Philippines
The Outlook argues American aims in the Philippines are to train Filipinos for self-government, not merely govern. It defends a path of education, roads, irrigation, and institutions while acknowledging mistakes and the heavy costs of reform. It contrasts American faith in progress with critics who doubt tropical self-rule.
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Philippines
Philippine Coronission
Congress
America
England
Islands
Peron
Ireland
Boston
Auction of Mrs Dodge jewel claims famed necklace
In New York a pearl necklace with diamond pendant once taken from Mrs Phyilim F Dodge by Theobald, former treasury agent, is shown before public sale at the United States marshal's office. The sale, expected to draw national attention, follows prior court actions and Roosevelt’s non interference. The event marks a notable chapter in the long legal saga over the jewelry.
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New York
Mra Phyilim
Minnesota Inauguration of Governor John A Johnson
January 4 at St Peter Minn the inauguration of Governor John A Johnson was held in the assembly chamber of the new capitol with members of the legislature state officials and spectators present Chief Justice Start administered the oath and the new governor delivered his inaugural message Governor Van Sant retired and attended the ceremony
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Paul
Minn
Minnesota
John A. Johnson
St. Peter
Assembly
van Sant
Megmaige
Start
Atlanta Poultry Show Opens In Georgia Afloat
Atlanta Ga January 4 0 One of the most notable poultry shows in the region opened today under the Atlanta Poultry Association. Exhibits include Georgia and Southern states with record displays of fancy bred chickens and notable turkey goose and pigeon varieties. The exhibition will continue for one week.
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Atlanta
Atlanta Poultry Association
Georgia
Missouri Legislature Opens With Republican Senate Shakeup
Missouri state legislature assembled in Jefferson City on January 4 and roomed with a Republican majority for the first time in state politics. Balloting for a U.S. senator to succeed Cockrell will begin January 17 as defections from Col. Richard C. Karne, Jean K. Niedringhaus, or Congressman Richard Bartholdt are indicated.
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Missouri
Mertz
Jefferson City
United States
Senator Cockrell
Col
Richard C. Karena
Jean K. Niedringhaus
Richard Bartholdt
Montana Senate Faces McCarthy Style Senate Battle? Noted
Montana Jan 4 The Montana legislature in joint ballot leans Republican by eight with Carter and Mantle leading the race to succeed Democrat Paris Gibson. Carter holds a slight lead though the contest appears close.
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Montana
Virginia Hi Men hold annual meeting in Richmond
About 60 leading bonifaces of the 617 Domini on members of the Virginia Hi Men's Association gathered in Richmond for their annual meeting. The day included hotel entertainment and discussion endorsing a movement to reduce hotel liability for lost baggage.
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Virginia Howl
Richmond
Dominion
Virginia Hi Men's Association
Hemand
Jocal H Hotels
New York Legislature Opens with Higgins Message
Albany January 4 the New York Legislature opened with Governor Higgins message outlining state issues. The assembly discussed many items as opening session convened. January 17 set for United States senator election to replace Chauncey M Depew whose term ends in March. Illinois Legislature Springfield Jan 4 closes day with plans to continue business. Tilison’s election not on tap yet and Governor-elect Denene inaugurated next Monday.
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New York
Illinois
Springfield
Tilinola
Deneen
Washington Federation of Labor Opens 3rd Annual Convention
Everett Washington January 4 The Washington Federation of Labor began its third annual convention with President Kiam Blackman presiding. The gathering is the largest in the federation's history and expected to hold unusual interest and importance for state labor groups.
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Washington Federation of Labor
Everett
Wash
Kiam Bladkman
National Livestock and Woolgrowers' Association Sale Notice
National Livestock and Woolgrowers' Association in Denver announces a $60 rate for one crew. Tickets on sale January 7. For more information contact or address KE. C. Smith, Agent.
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National Livestock and Woalgrowers’ Association
Denver
Col
R.& Co
Gale
Revival Week Engages Pendleton Churches Widely
Pendleton churches report a strong revival week with large nightly attendances at five Protestant churches. At Presbyterians Rev W L Van Nuys leads a prayer plan with no outside evangelist. M B Church hosts Rev LD Driver assisting Rev Robert Warner. M E Church, South features Rev Thoroughman with Rev M V Howard. Congregational church led by Rev T B Egerton. Christian church presents Rev N H B Brooks with Rev Victor Dorris and Charles A Hill. Meetings continue through week and draw broad public interest.
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Ior. van Nuys
Presbyterian Church
Rev. Egerton
Pendleton
W. L. van
LD. Driver
Robert Warner
M. E. Church
South
N. H B. Brooka
Victor Dorris
Kentucky
Charles A. Hill
Wallaburg
Dorris
Christian Church
Revival at First Christian Church Draws Crowds
Evangelist Dorrinia a capable preacher draws large audiences at evening revival meetings. The male quartet was enjoyed last night. Dorris preaches all week on Knowledge with this evening's subject God's Knowledge of Uw.
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The
Christian Church
First Christian Church
Dorrin Ia
Dorris
Rev Driver Preaches On The Bible As Revelation From God
Rev I D Driver speaks at M E church on The Bible a revelation from God from no legal standpoint. A large audience praises the lecture. he is hailed as a leading thinker on religious and historical topics. Rev J F Day of La Grande Baptist church to speak afterward on church matters with 6:20 business meeting and 6:00 roll call. copper served at 6:90. Baptists invited. Mr Day to return home tomorrow.
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Driver
I. D. Driver
M. EK
Wateran
J. F. Day
Baptist Church
la Grande
Mr. Day
Conventions to Fill Portland Fair For Centenary Expo
Portland expects about 80 national group gatherings at the Lewis and Clark centennial, with some 30 000 attendees. The American Medical Association meets July 11 34 drawing about 2500 doctors, while the Fraternal Order of America and National Good Roads Association also plan large memberships. The National Letter Carriers may bring about 9000 attendees to the Western World's Fair.
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Portland
United States
Beaven
Dammer
Festival Hall
American Medical Association
Associated Fraternition of America
National Good Roads Association
Remarkable Iron Worker Survives Fall Into River
Charlies Summerfield, an iron worker, fell from a bridge girder into the East River after stepping on ice, then sprang into action midair and swam to a tug. He recalls circus training aiding his life saving pose, while others watched in awe before he was rescued and revived. An artificial harbor plan and a moving platform for New York traffic are also discussed, detailing channels, rotaries, and a terminal concept to boost passenger flow.
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Wroe
Emat
Charlies Summerfield
Gay
Summerfield
Suriane
Bummerfield
New York Bay
Brooklyn
Ambrose Channel
New York
Pennsylvania T Railroad
Tts
Thirty-fourth Street
First Avenue
Ninth Avenue
Interborough
Tt la
Etx
Cromawine
Liquid Cream Balm adapts to spray use for nasal relief
Inquiries describe the Big's Liquid Cream Balm as a cleansing and healing remedy for nasal catarrh with no drying or weakening. It suits patients who struggle to inhale through the nose and prefer spraying. Priced at 76 cents including spraying tube, available from Bly Brothers, 66 Warf Street, New York. snowfall in the Cascades is usually heavy this winter.
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Patenta
Bly Brothers
War- Fo Street
New York
Prominent Endorsement for Vino Medicine Prompts Demand
A Pendleton advertisement features Mr Bhook praising Vino a concentrated liver extract touted as vitality booster and cough remedy. Brockwyn and Brock & McGomasa promote the patent medicine with a money back guarantee, claiming it strengthens the body and cures chronic coughs colds and bronchitis.
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Brockwyn
Pendleton
Brock & MeQomasa
Driugatote
Pendleton Citizen Recalls Kidney Remedy Testimony
A Pendleton resident recounts trying a Quaker remedy for kidney problems after a Beattie Wash incident. The testimonial mentions relief from headaches, back pain, and feverish symptoms, attributed to the remedy sold as Dean's Pills by Foster Mibare agents in New York.
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Pendleton
Woonsocket
W. Baker
Pendietan
Beattie
Hierick Dust
Dean's
Brock & Mecomiat
Foster-Mibare
N. Y
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