Campaign to end bootlegging and Cuban governance compared
The text argues against selling alcohol to Native Americans and urges strict enforcement of city, state, and federal laws to stop bootlegging. It then discusses Way, Marlo Menocal and Francisco Madero, noting American influence on Cuba and contrasting it with Spanish rule, praising U.S. democracy education.
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Marlo Menocal
Republic of Cuba
America
Cornell
Marine
Madero
Francisco Madero
Mexico
Porifics Ding
Cube
Weyler
Uncle Sam
Rising cost of living hits record in 1912
The 1912 government labor report shows food costs nationwide rising to the highest level in 23 years. It breaks costs by five regions, noting a 169 dollar gap between the 1896 low and 1912 high, with the national average per family climbing from 274.60 to 443.20.
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Govern
Labor unrest and weather ease in New England farms
The article notes anarchist activity in Boston amid broader labor warfare in New England. It mentions improving moisture and warm weather boosting farmer confidence while hinting at possible clashes involving America and Japan over Philippine independence. The piece closes with a refrain about potential conflict if forced.
Philippines Hobble Hampers War Efforts Says Time Tiles
In a busy town a Time Tiles note laments the nation’s slowed war effort due to the Philippines issue. It warns that schools closing tomorrow will lead to a premature fourth of July celebration and overall disruption.
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Pendleton
Oregon
East Oregonian Publishing CO
the Daily East
Oregonian
Hudelaian News Co
Oktuaton Street
Portland
Imperial Hotel
Chirag
Boreta
Washington, D
Bereta
Pourteenth Street
Dally
Mundi
Datty
Dali
Muati
de Riv
Malley
Werkis
Mall
Ee Poe
United Press Association
Femphone
Maio
Bethlehem
Eas
Kum H, Beli
Swartzfinder
Cosy Theatre
House OF Featunes
Ment Department of Labor
North Atlantic
South Atlantic
North Central
South Central
Bond
Boston
New England
Japan
Philippines
Koeppen
J. J. Wodaege
Sharon & Eddings
Malin Street
Save
S & H Trading
Alexander’s Dept. Store
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