Taft urged to create a commission on employer employe relations
Washington news notes Miss Jane Addams and fifty sociologists visiting President Taft to urge Congress create a commission to study employer worker relations, favoring nonviolent dispute handling. Taft amends canal zone medical rules to allow Christian Science remedies and bans sale of fake photos showing him with others.
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Legal and maritime cases mix in early 1900s news roundup
Domestic suit in New York pits John J. Breen against Richard Croker and his sons over alleged alienation of wife Isbel J. Croker for 100000. Arbitration proposed on Connecticut woman suffrage agitation. Onondaga crew rescues 55 aboard Warrington after a gale off Cape Hatteras. Chicago packers face conspiracy trial with signed contracts. Al Palzer knocks out Al Kaufman at National Sporting Club. Mary Adelaide Randall crew rescued in northeastern gale. Triangle Waist fire trial ends with not guilty verdict for Harris and Blanck. Illinois Central derailments and rail labor strife noted.
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al Kaufman
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Triangle Waist Company
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Max Blanck
Russian forces seize Tabriz and expand influence
Nine days siege ends with Turkish forces dispersed as Russia occupies Tabriz. Berlin reports 48 deaths in municipal lodgings from a suspected poison, with possible more fatalities. Sun Yat Sen elected president of the republic of China by Shanghai revolutionary conference.
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Ellen Stone to Resume Mission Work in Turkey
Ellen M. Stone, once held captive by pundits in Bulgaria and Turkey, completed arrangements to return to Turkey with $65 000 raised by private subscription. Chicago was named the 1913 convention city for Phi Delta Phi as the national legal fraternity held its final meeting in Cincinnati Ohio.
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Illinois County Instructors Propose New Teachers Bill at Springfield
County superintendents of Illinois met in Springfield for their annual convention and endorsed a new teachers bill. About seventy five superintendents attended with C H Watts of Champaign presiding in the supervisors room at the courthouse.
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Muldoon Warns Wealth Breeds Decay in America
William Muldoon lectures in Philadelphia claiming years of study on rebuilding human wrecks show wealth pursuit accelerates decay of the American race. Los Angeles residents and eastern friends exchanged Christmas packages valued at 1.1 million dollars per published records. A panic struck 100 worshipers at a United Brethren church in Ashville Ohio when floors sank several inches.
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A Healthful Quiet Aging Promoted by Fig Syrup and Senna
The ad promotes a healthy, happy old age through gentle cleansing with Syrup of Figs and Elixir of Senna. It claims the product is a natural laxative approved by eminent physicians and suitable for all ages, with the genuine California Fig Syrup Co. label clearly printed on each package.
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Young Boy Seeks Parental Divorce From Parents
A brief vignette shows a young boy sobbing at a lawyer's door and asking for a divorce from his papa and mamma. The scene highlights a child's bold request and the lawyer's patient presence as he listens to the heartfelt plea.
Woman credits Postum with freeing 20 years of dyspepsia and tea habit
A dyspepsia sufferer from England describes a 20 year fight with digestion giddiness and tea dependence. After reading The Road to Wellville she switched to Postum, felt improved within days, regained stomach strength, could tolerate milk again, and promotes Postum to neighbors as a better beverage.
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