McArdle Patriot’s Labor Doubted by Skeptics in Assembly
A partisan voice defends Rep. McArdle of Jefferson County, praising his seven day a week labor to learn statehouse matters and economy while noting skeptics in the legislature question his motives. He earned 150 dollars monthly then 175 with travel costs, claiming the intent was education not pay. Councilmen Erickson and Dale are set to speak at a meeting organized by two women’s clubs, promising a lively discussion.
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Rep. L. D. P McArdie
Jefferson County
House of Representatives
McArdle
Erickson and
Dale
Frances Munds Presides Over Arizona Assembly Remarkably
The Phoenix dispatch notes Frances Munds of Yavapai county as the sole woman member who presided over the Arizona legislature as chair during debate on a bill amending county officers fees and salaries. The session moved swiftly to passage under her parliamentary conduct.
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Phoenix Dispatch
Frances Munds
Yavapai County
Arizona Ture
Comes
Fragmented wartime reflections and a senator's vow
A disjointed piece argues prisoners of war face limited glory and comfort, contrasting battlefront hardships with captivity. It sits alongside a claim that Senator Bethel shed his coat to oppose fighting and a misquoted Italian proverb about Rome and burning candies.
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Bethel
Rome
Is Very Simple the People Want To Foot The Bills
A reader questions whether the public should fund a risky ship purchase via subsidy or invest in an enterprise they would own. The piece argues strongly against government subsidies, framing them as foolish statecraft and favoring private ownership and direct investment.
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Wilson
Tom Jones
Edison predicts long European war and German weakness
The source quotes Thomas A. Edison foreseeing a war lasting one or more years. He argues Germany cannot win, as victory favors the side with greater manpower and resources, and that Europe will see weariness and casualties including widows and orphans as the conflict drags on. Even schoolboys are described as potential sacrifices to the war god.
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Germany
Thomas A. Edison
Europe
War Rhetoric Warns of Draw In Final Outcome
A wartime remark argues that a draw could still doom us, predicting only a few weakened foes would remain after victory. The speaker, identified as Maxim, contends the conflict must end in stalemate to spare heavier losses.
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Hoever
Maxim
Widows and Babies in Danbury Hatters Case Supreme Court Ruling
Danbury residents face loss of homes and bank accounts after the Supreme Court rules in favor of D. B. Loewe in the Danbury Hatters case. Widow Mrs Costello fears eviction from Shelter Rock home built with her late husband. The 252000 dollar damages stem from boycotts tied to union actions.
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Supreme Court
Danbury Hatters
Harry Payne Burton
Danbury
Conn
Willl
John O'Hara
James Costello
Old South Road
United States Supreme Court
Martin Lafior
D. B. Loewe
Washington
Higheet
Connecticut Hills
Costello
John W. Scully
The
Hatters’ Union of North America
New York
Hatters’ Union
Connecticut
American Federation of Labor
Hatters
Danbury Hatters and Home
In Training and Not Stubborn in a Dry Oklahoma Town
A humorous slice of a Western oil region town with travelers swapping quips. A movie salesman asks for drinks, a bus driver points to a millinery shop, and locals joke about war, taxes, and plain lessons from teachers and neighbors in compact vignettes.
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C. H. Code
Oil
Oklahoma
Cade
TIZ Foot Relief Claims Quick Comfort
An advertisement extols TIZ as a universal remedy for tired aching feet. It promises instant relief from burning feet swelling and painful conditions with claims of drawing out poisonous exudations and preventing future soreness, offering 25 cent and 26 cent yearly options.
Choosing a nurse for your baby and outdoor care tips
The article urges mothers to scrutinize a nursemaid’s character before hiring and warns against entrusting tender children to strangers. It stresses exposing infants to fresh air and sunlight, cautioning that careless care can harm a child's early development and cause lasting timidity.
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Seattle Star
Schiprs
Mey Laagur
Ee Telegraph News Service
United Press Association
Beattie, Wash
City
Star Publishing Co
McArdle—Patriot
Olympia Trolley Fine
Con
Olympia
Phat
Alung
MicCarron
Rapid Shoe Repairing
Cherry ST
Lawman
Wanford
Shelter Rock
White House Across the Selds
Ashe
Organized Labor
Jim
Hat Works
Everett True
Freddie
Scrapp
Diana Dillpickles
Diana
Brigp
MR. Brief
Star
American Medical Association
Sanitarium
the Elders Sanitarium
Main St
St. Joseph
Enane
Fieor
Pike Place Market
the Right Drug Co
Washington St
Marshall Wells Hdw, Co
Thal
Treatmenta Janes & CO
Fourth Ave
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