Message to Congress on Suppressing Anarchy and Anarchist Literature
The Department of Justice letter argues Congress should empower the president to block anarchist materials and restrict circulation of anarchist papers both domestically and abroad. Attorney General Bonaparte asserts postmaster action against La Questione Social was justified and calls for broader anti anarchist laws.
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Gress
Department of Justice
Winder
Congress
Bonaparte
la Questione Social
Asquith Conference with King Signals Cabinet Shakeup
Indictments point to early changes in Great Britain's cabinet after Herbert H. Asquith became premier. Asquith and King Edward were in conference today then he left for Paris and will return to London tomorrow night. It is believed he knows the king’s wishes regarding the reshuffle and will honor them in many cases.
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Wlarrity
Great Britain
Herbert Henry Asquith
England
Asquith
King Edward
Paris
London
Julia Marlowe Recovers From Nervous Collapse
Ithaca April 9 Julia Marlowe fully recovered from a nervous collapse caused by mention of her name in divorce papers filed by Mrs Karl Von Herrman She will perform at the theatre tonight.
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Ithaca
N. Y
Julia Marlowe
Karl von Herrman
Miss Marlowe
Hockey Stick Sale Noted At Se Halls On 1st Avenue
A brief notice lists a hockey stick sale item identified as 2c and 111 First Ave Se Halls, appearing as a local listing with uncertain details.
Right and Wrong in Welfare Work
In this issue James H. Collins analyzes how welfare efforts by large corporations can be beneficial or counterproductive, depending on implementation. The Saturday Evening Post also features Will Payne on how New York makes ends meet and Arthur Train recounting Con Men Abroad, with the issue now on sale.
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Saturday Evening Post
James H. Collins
THE
Post
New York
Will Payne
Arthur Train
More Battleships Are Wanted by the President
President Roosevelt urges Congress to provide for four new battleships rather than two. He argues the work should begin immediately rather than await future legislation and supports amending the naval appropriation bill to authorize four ships. The move reflects a push for rapid expansion of battleship construction.
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Washington, D.C
Congress
Roosevelt
Navy Department
Lecture on Sex Education by Dr Lyman Beecher Sperry
The Parents and Teachers club of Interlake has grown, using Lincoln High School auditorium for bimonthly meetings. A major talk on sex education by Dr. Lyman Beecher Sperry is set for Monday night April 24 for adults, arranged with Y M C A support and club fundraising.
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Parents’ and
Interlake
Lincoln High School
Lyman Beecher Sperry
Bex
Sperry
Beat
Y. M
Vanderbilt divorce case resumes taking of evidence
Taking of evidence in the Vanderbilt divorce case resumed this morning and adjournment will allow all tent ions to be submitted. The case may be submitted to Justice O'Gorman early next week. The Senate favors a bill for $200,000 to fund a public building at Everett.
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L. A
New York
Vanderbilt
Justicce O'Gorman
Everett
Senate
Telecont treatment aids Puyallup woman’s recovery
Mrs. Gardner of Puyallup, 57, mother of six, gained strength after Telecont therapy by James Austin Larson and partner David Neville. Once bedridden with fears of cancer and heart failure, she reports marked improvement and plans future visits to the Tacoma hotel for ongoing sessions. Neighbors and family note her unusual progress and renewed hope.
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A. Gardner
Tacoma
Puyallup
Sone
James Austin Larson
Telecom
Larson
Gardner
Mr. Larson
David Richard Neville
Sald
Telecon
Mrs. Gardner
South
L Street
March News Flashes From Various U S Locales
March updates report a new ward opened by Superintendent Calhoun in an undisclosed location. Watts convicted of complicity in Addie Roper's 1907 Blaine murder faces life sentence. Tacoma and Olympia projects assign architects. Alaska fraud testimony slated in Houston. a New York University student suspended for hazing. a large turnout from Hois Manufacturers Association. sales promotions for shoes and travel plans to boost Orient trade. Republican political shifts in Tacoma and Aberdeen. J M Layhue appointed militant state superintendent of public instruction.
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Calhoun Starry Watts
Addie Roper
Blaine
Hellingham
Walla Wall
Russell & Habcock
Tacoma
Gov. Meads
Olympia
Reynolds
Alaska
Hoston
New York University
Ll Hois Manufacturers Association
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