Gentlemen Hawthorne insults and El Paso busts in U S plots
The piece attacks Julian Hawthorne for his prison letter urging humane treatment for educated prisoners while condemning the new prisoner class. It cites El Paso sheriff notes and US actions against Mexican General Ynez Salazar after a ransom case, criticizing Philander’s hesitations and urging decisive action. It also critiques a trust profiting from tariffs and the pattern of legal predation.
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Calaboza
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Cameron
Mexico
Call to Philander C Knox to lead wartime deeds
A historical editorial piece urges Philander C Knox to step forward from his secretary of state role. It calls for him to prepare for significant actions in the war and to shed his formal image as he speaks out and takes bold steps.
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Knox
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Philander
Eastman Kodak Trust Attack Sparks Sherman Antitrust Suit
The U S government charges Eastman Kodak with monopoly and Sherman Act violations. Critics note Kodak uses freeze-out tactics and tariff protection to stifle rivals while selling cheaper abroad than in the United States. Eastman promises to adjust methods while pursuing coordinated industry action for global competitiveness.
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Eastman Kodak Trust
Eastman Company
Eastman
England
Europe
Mr. Eastman
Votes for Women Push in Texas Faces Public Backing
An essayistic column argues Texas trends toward equal suffrage as suffragettes gain newspaper traction. It notes Galveston Tribune coverage and urges broader editorial support while warning against patriarchal resistance, framing reform as economic rather than political.
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Lazy Husband Law Enforced In Washington State
The 14th instant marked the effective date of the lazy husband law, allowing a wife to complain to county authorities if her husband clings to the fireside. He may be forced to work and earn $1.50 daily for the family, paid by the county. The Seattle Post-Intelligencer notes many complaints filed, predicting at least 100 husbands will start earning wages within two weeks with more to come as the law spreads.
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Houston Post
Roads plan underway by good roads executive board
The good roads executive board will meet with the engineer tomorrow morning to begin active plans for road building. Surveys, site selection, and material decisions will follow as they undertake a careful, forward looking project, balancing haste with caution.
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Good Roads Executive Board
Corsicana Sun
Counties vote bonds to build better roads in Texas
The Granbury News notes Texas counties embracing bond issues as the key to progress. Better roads bring contented farmers, improved homes, stronger teams, newer vehicles, and higher education for children, seen as the best investment. Once tried, rustic highways are abandoned for quality roads.
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Granbury News
Lift Capers at Dodson Finch Dodson End in Dismissal
In a London firm Dodson Finch & Dodson a junior clerk Jones schemes to topple Brown using the building’s self operating lift. The stunt backfires when the lift traps partner Todbury Finch, who later learns the joke cost him money before a ruling restores Jones to duty.
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Coates
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Geates
Mr. Brown
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Finch
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Janes
Tos
Ananias
Florida bill trims rail fares with lavish free meals
A Florida House member introduces a bill capping passenger fares at 20 cents and ordering railways to furnish free meals, magazines, cigars, and candy for all riders, with chewing gum for women and toys for children. The proposal, praised as helping plain people, faces slim odds against powerful corporations.
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Florida House of Representatives
Florida
Railroad Commission
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Times-Union
Florida House
Colonel's Chums Rally for Vindication Return
A terse Washington Post line notes that if all the Colonel's associates press for vindication, a strong push may follow. The remark signals concern over collective demand and reputational outcomes.
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Washington Post
Cotton Crop Prospects and World Demand Outlook
The Wall Street Journal notes that the May 25 crop condition report adds little clarity to whether the South can meet a projected 15 million bale American consumption next season. Weather improvements and larger acreage estimates boost optimism, even as drought, heat and frost threaten output. foreign buyers and European spinners remain active, while domestic mills face uncertain supply.
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Wall Street Journal
Rena
Manchester
Egg and Empire from the London Opinion on wasted eggs
A London Opinion writer laments three and a half tons of eggs wasted by vigilant pure food authorities. He argues eggs would be valuable in a general election era and claims eggs shaped Britain’s laws, noting the egg as a true empire builder aided by the rabbit skin.
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Indianapolis News
London
Great Britain and Ireland
Must Have Been an Oversight in Taft Testimony
Detroit Free Press notes an oversite as former President Taft, a longtime friend, was not called to testify in Teddy Roosevelt’s favor. The remark emphasizes missed support among allied leaders during Roosevelt’s appeal.
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