Progress-Gilson Gardner Sees People Win in Congress
Gilson Gardner argues that the people’s movement has toppled the old order in the House by abolishing the ways and means committee and installing a new majority. The Senate is opened to reformers as Bristow and La Follette join major committees, signaling a shift away from Aldrich and Hale. The article links tariff revision, justice inquiries, and party betrayals to a broader push for initiative, referendum, recall, and public election of senators.
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Mayor proposes women detectives for Minneapolis police
Minneapolis mayor announces adding women detectives to the police force, drawing a large and varied pool of applicants. One candidate claims three marriages, prowess with a club and rolling pin, and readiness to handle any situation.
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Haynes
Boy with self harm urge studied by New York doctors
Doctors investigate Ellsworth MacDonald a 4 year old who self injures with matches knives and falls without pain. His mother reports repeated attempts to harm himself and lack of pain sensation raising concern for self harm behavior.
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Ellsworth MacDonald
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Spokane man denies ties to Allan Haynes Co
A. H. Foster of Spokane asked the secretary of state to file a statement declaring he has no connection with the Allan Haynes Co. He disputes stock subscription records showing $990,000 worth of stock and says he never belonged to the corporation.
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A. H. Foster
Spokane
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Ownership probe into local telephone companies
A committee from the Central Labor Council was appointed to investigate who owns the two telephone companies, working with a Chamber of Commerce panel recently set to similar task.
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Chamber of Commerce
Great Northern liner Minnesota sails in one month overdue
The Minnesota arrived last night after an accident far at sea forced her 40 miles back to Yokohama for repairs, keeping her 1,500 miles out and delaying her schedule by a month.
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Yokohama
Great Northern
Stay-at-home Tourists See Rio Harbor Beauty
South Americans describe Rio de Janeiro as a reborn, modern city with a stunning harbor, scenic headlands, and grand avenues. The piece highlights Brazil’s capital of beauty, noting its transformation from dark, unhealthy streets to bright, well lit avenues and impressive public buildings.
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Body of Prospect Hill mine watchman found after fall
Prosper Ladue, watchman at Prospect Hill mine in Grass Valley California, died after falling from an elevated walk. His body was found by miners guided by his dog which led to an adjoining mine where the lantern lay beside him.
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Maundy Thursday Services Held Citywide
Today Maundy Thursday mass and Holy Week services are observed across Roman Catholic and Episcopal churches. At 8 a m pontifical high mass was celebrated at St James Cathedral with adoration of the blessed sacrament continuing throughout the day and similar services planned at other Roman Catholic churches.
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Noonday Meeting Draws Largest Audience at Orpheum
The noonday service at the Orpheum drew the week's largest crowd. Rev. Dr. A W Leonard of the First Methodist church delivered a sermon on Christ and Calvary. A 60 voice choir was seated on the stage.
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First Methodist Church
James H. Cole Lectures on The Resurrection at Faurots Hall
Jas H. Cole, Bible lecturer from New York, speaks under the International Bible Students Association at Faurots Hall Odd Fellows Temple Pine Street near Broadway. The April 13 lecture at 7 30 p m asks Will the dead live again What kind of bodies will they have and Will the mother meet the Will friends know each Hear Then Judge. Seats are free and no collection.
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New York
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