Senate votes down Johnson war profits tax amendment
The Senate rejected by 62 to 17 the Johnson proposal for an 80 percent levy on war profits, as debate highlighted a clash between high tax advocates and conservatives. Senators LaFollette, Johnson, Lodge, Simmons and Penrose spoke, with both sides claiming victory while radicals vowed to press for higher rates next week.
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Italian King Greets American Charge in Udine
Peter A. Jay the American charge d affaires was received by King Victor Emmanuel who thanked President Wilson for the visit of the Italian mission to the United States and expressed satisfaction at the reception and reports regarding U S sympathy for Italy.
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Lexington Kentucky Fears Race Trouble
Lexington Kentucky patrols by armed guards and civil authorities quell rising clashes between soldiers and Black residents flocking from a nearby fair. The city remains quiet but tense with suppressed excitement and threats of further trouble as additional guards bolster the streets.
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Woman Prefers Tailored Image Over Self Made Label
A woman expresses a preference for an image of being tailored made rather than self made, signaling a desire for crafted identity and external polish over personal origin. The remark highlights attitudes toward authenticity and branding in public perception.
Pershing Urges Patience Before U S Front
Major General Pershing in Paris urged patience before American troops join the front. He warned against rushing insufficiently supplied forces into combat and said the United States must fully prepare to hammer the German army with fresh strength next year.
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We are, who know what we are doing and what we must do
A compact quotation fragment reflects resolve in pursuing clear objectives and duties. The line signals confidence in agency and responsibility within a group or leadership context. It hints at purposeful action aligned with known goals and planned steps.
Urge Burnquist to Permit Meeting in Minneapolis
The American Alliance for Labor and Democracy telegraphed Governor Burnquist urging permission for the People's Council of America for Democracy and Peace to hold its convention in Minneapolis. The alliance argues free speech and peaceful assemblage rise superior to opposition. Frank P. Walsh will open the convention as temporary chairman with speakers including Samuel Gompers Charles Edward Russell and John Spargo.
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American Alliance For Labor and Democracy
Burnquist
Minnesota
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Alliance
Frank P. Walsh
Kansas City
Samuel Gompers
Charles Edward Russell
John Spargo
Earthquakes Hit Colombia Bursting With Minor Damage
In Bogota Colombia on Saturday severe earthquakes struck the country but officials report no serious damage. Authorities urged caution as aftershocks were possible. Local residents described jolts as strong enough to rattle buildings and awaken sleepers.
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Colombia
Bogota
Working on Strike Settlement Boston Newsroom Report
Boston agencies toil to settle the strike of 3,000 Boston and Maine railroad repair shop and roundhouse workers. Agreement notes limited progress as talks continue with union leadership and management seeking a prompt resolution.
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Poland Moves Toward Self Government Amid Polish Crown Rule
Amsterdam dispatch notes Cologne Gazette report that Poland has begun steps toward self government with justice to be administered in the name of the Polish crown, signaling near home rule and local judicial authority.
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Prospect of Adjustment of Differences Ahead of Tuesday
The report notes a prospect of differences being adjusted before Tuesday, with officials aiming to reach a settlement that could avert further escalation. No specific parties or locations are named in the accessible text.
Hall's Catarrh Medicine company oath 1886 Toledo
Frank J. Cheney of F. J. Cheney & Co. swears as senior partner that the firm will pay a hundred dollars for each uncured case of catarrh by Hall's Catarrh Medicine. Sworn December 6, 1886 before Notary A. W. Gleason. Company advertises testimonials and distribution through Toledo and druggists. Hall's Family Pills are also sold for constipation.
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Toledo
Lucas County
Frank J. Cheney
F. J. Cheney & Co
Hall
A. D
A. W. Gleason
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