Robert M. La Follette A Fearless Independent Leader
Robert M. La Follette built a long political career as a self described plain people champion. Elected to the Senate in 1905 he aligned with reform but remained a Republican through 1912 and beyond. He urged direct primaries tax reform railroad rate control and government power over coal water and rail resources. His death would mark a hard blow to independents and insurgents in the Senate.
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Uniform Road Markings for Interstate Safety Gains
A compact group of states including New York New Jersey Pennsylvania Delaware and Maryland discusses uniform road markings for interstate safety. The aim is consistent warning signs and edge grades to reduce driver confusion and promote national unity in highway regulations.
Untitled Ad Snippet About Courtship and Clothing
A fragmented excerpt hints at relationships and social norms with remarks on marriage, longevity, and attire. The text references brides, rings, cost, and social expectations, interwoven with stray lines about men, women, and fashion.
Federal plan urged to ease evader burden on states
A fragmented draft calls for Congress to urge cooperation over evading duties and to push states to assume their own duties without adding federal police powers. The aim is to avoid imposing on state authorities while ensuring proper work and voluntary cooperation on safety matters.
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Massive Baltimore Convention Opens With Street Music
The Layel Order of Meneeth holds its thirty seventh annual convocation in Baltimore drawing about 6000 members. The event features concerts at Ford's Theatre and amplified street entertainment while officials including Mayor Jacheen and Judge Henning welcome attendees. Key leaders Adele A Herr and Harry Sugivard oversee initiations as part of the gathering.
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Woman Fatally Burned by Boiling Wax Incident in H Town
A 38 year old woman, A Pyra Smith, was seriously and fatally burned in H town Maryland on June 22. Flames from boiling wax ignited a fire at her home when two women and several workmen beat out the blaze and saved another woman. The cause remains under investigation as authorities work to determine the exact sequence of events.
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Elude Justice 12 Years Is New Back in U S
The article discusses a Belgian government charge that he obtained 315 088 francs under false pretenses by selling rifles bought in Spain and paid for by Mexico. After refuge in Switzerland, the U S failed to extradite him in 1972 on a breach of extradition charge.
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Treasury musings on gold hoards and Europe debt ethics
NEA Service writer Charles P Stewart notes Treasury comments on gold hoards in Britain and Europe. He cites how idle gold could earn interest if invested and discusses gold standard shifts, hoarding by France, and the changing value of the gold dollar since 1914. He warns economists may overdo thrift.
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Local Spectator Joha Attends Show Despite Not Being Favorite
A ridged spectator named Racls Joha is allowed to watch the event with a paid ticket while others nearby are warned off from the ring. The piece notes his unpopularity yet describes him as salt of the earth despite comic whiskers.
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Shepherd Trial Deliberations Continue As Defense Calls Witnesses
Testimony in the murder case against William D Shepherd proceeds with several witnesses called to attack the character of Charles Chainman and to counter the prosecution's narrative. Defense counsel WS Stewart plans to present additional testimony while awaiting uncalled witnesses.
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Private family housekeeper sought for elderly man
Wanted an aged middle aged lady to post as private family or housekeeper for an elderly man. Contact phone 1027 ATL 794.
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