Rail wage dispute asks how much the public pays
The piece argues in the railroad wage dispute over raised rates that public costs and profits from higher rates must be disclosed. It notes wage increases add to expenses, while rate hikes may boost revenue, potentially costing the public billions. It contrasts Ironton Register and Boston Transcript editorials about war costs and Dawes critics.
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Boston Transcript
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Worthy
Governor Hyde Pushes Department Consolidation Plan
The governor maintains the consolidation plan to improve public economy and urges the Legislature not to abandon the initiative, stressing continued support for efficient government reform.
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Hyde
Oil Co Cuts Wages Amid Gas Price Drop, J D Rockefeller Remarks
A fragment notes Standard Oil cutting wages following a drop in gas prices. It blames John D Rockefeller for the loss, saying he cannot bear the burden himself given his vast wealth. The mock remark hints at his billions, with a sharp social critique.
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John D
Mania born a plain club in a rampage against law
A harsh note condemns a reckless offender who flaunts prohibition laws and challenges federal enforcement. The writer argues the man will meet ultimate downfall after each offense, and only a final crash will teach him that impunity is not possible.
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Fach
Germany's indemnity payment and future deterrence
The article argues Germany should pay the Allied indemnity in full or as fully as possible for wartime damage. It emphasizes that strict justice serves as a deterrent to aggressive actions and reckless warfare in the future.
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Germany ii
Rathless
Lloyd George opposes Irish republic, echoes past warns
In a political remark, Lloyd George states there will be no Irish republic. He compares the stance to a former British figure named George who warned against an American republic, underscoring cautious geopolitical language.
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Lloyd George
George
Retired President Wilson to Seek Rest in Seclusion
After leaving office, former President Wilson reportedly retires to seclusion for a period of rest amid continuing public attention. The despatch notes ongoing health concerns and the burden of public life as he withdraws from public view.
Railroads Face Bankruptcy Rumors Reach Palm Beach
Speculation on railroad bankruptcy has not yet affected Palm Beach area transit or residents as the alleged calamity lingers without visible impact on the midqminter population or rail line operations.
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Palm Beach
Questioning World War I Era Militarism Echoes
A reflective piece questions whether sending troops abroad truly improved life and laments the rising militarism and talk of future wars, suggesting the outcome may have been a fluke.
Champ Clark Comments On Removal Of DNC Chair White
Champ Clark says the Democratic National Committee’s White faced an uphill battle and did well in the past year. He wonders how the party would be faring if White had performed poorly.
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White
Demoeratic National Committee
Democratic Party
Doms
Comry
Ihcvice
Delios
International Harvester Wars
Missouri Democrats and School Funds Rift in Jet City
Early era lore recalls the Missouri Legislature pouring state school funds into general revenues. Now out of power the Democratic camp in Jet City seeks to redirect revenues again to support broader government spending.
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Missouri
Jet City
Fragmented OCR note on early 20th century figures
The fragment references Mehl drinking habits and a list of people including Fey Wiles Brdford Plymeoeth MRM Dacety and Pi stim in warty days. Mentions Hersee Ho Morse head of riteent, Reswvulan wel my lie, and individuals such as Pader Jota Bobbeeen in a garbled scene with Hollagd and New Engia.
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Plymeoeth
Jirmasw
Ho Morse
New Engia
Extra trousers save Paterson crime beat incident
In Paterson New Jersey a crime scare centered on pairs of clothing when a suspect, Lenie Leeert, reportedly faced the public. A witness noted a chill in the air as officers and a doctor were summoned, with spectators recalling the public dress and a nearby bicycle mishap.
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