Harmony at Jersey City meeting of United States Steel workers
A Jersey City gathering of about 150 mill workers voted their shares in United States Steel and praised harmony between labor and capital. Judge Gary spoke as proxies logged 1 895 240 preferred and 790 193 common shares while workers, led by Sam Wilkinson, supported governance joint with management amid praise of the union and leadership.
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United States Steel Corporation
Jersey City
States Steel Trust
Gary
Sam Wilkinson
Sam
Judge
Carranza Stance in Mexican Mediation Sparks Debate
The article argues Carranza should avoid mediation if it aims for general pacification of Mexico. It notes he has not insulted the United States, may salute it, but faces a single issue with Huerta. An armistice with Huerta is deemed a poor policy given U.S. control at Vera Cruz and Villa’s actions.
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Mexico
Uncle Sam
Huerta
Vera Cruz
Sam
Canada
Villa
Carranza
Sounds Real Mex War Echoes in Colorado Scene
A clipped dispatch describes U S troops seizing Trinidad Colorado amid a arms embargo as a question of property rights. Critics seek mediation while noting prominent figures like Rockefeller and industry interests. Chief Griffiths calls the Hinky Dink charter a license issue.
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U. S
Trinidad
Old Huerta
Rockefeller
Medi
Chief Griffiths
The Victim Huys and Speechless Husbands in Racy Tales
A jumble of dialogue sketches and captions presents witty vignettes on marriage, money, sports and morning mischief. A comic artist narrator confronts a stew of domestic quirks, maternal pride and a spoof of courtship. Notable figures appear in playful banter about aviation parlor tricks and parachute dreams.
The Movin Man and a Fragmented Light Verse
A whimsical comic verse set in a rough moving scene with a boastful mover and a stubborn household. The piece contrasts humorous misreadings and small town exchanges with failed legal tender humor and playful social quips about apartments and childcare.
Wet or Dry Contest Prize Letters Spark Debate
Washington expected to go dry while others remain wet as readers respond to a weekly contest in The Star. Prize letters include a "wet" showing five dollars and a "dry" by John F. Hall of Kent.
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Washington
Kansas
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John F. Hall
Kent
the Star
Boston Dentists Offer Premium Dental Art and Deals
An ad touts gold crowns and bridgework at fixed prices, claims 15 year guarantees and endorsements by business leaders. A separate letter from The Star editor argues against prohibition, asserting liquor’s social impact and calling out greed and ignorance.
Dry Prohibition Advocated Amid Prohibition Arguments
The author argues against liquor traffic as a financial asset and urges a dry stance. He contends prohibition reduces social ruin and points to existing crime statutes as parallels, urging stricter enforcement and voting against liquor indulgence.
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John F. Hall
Memorial Day Parade Seeks Local Participants and Help
Officials veterans cadets and troops are urged to join the Memorial day parade through the city. School children will furnish flowers for graves and the Bon Marche will supply hall decorations. Autos are needed and W H Shafer is to be contacted at 310 37th av. San Francisco police are arresting lottery ticket peddlers.
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Fort Lawton
University
Bremerton
The Diary of Father Time The Guilds Rule London
In London the past and present intertwine as medieval guilds govern the city. The Lord Mayor, sheriffs, and aldermen are chosen by guilds, who legally bar nonmembers from business and even restrict royal access to Temple Bar. The Lord Mayor’s Shows remain London’s grandest civic ceremony.
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London
Temple Bar
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Tower of London
England
Corporation of London
Reverend Luther Little Accepts Jackson Baptist Call
Rev. Luther Little told his congregation he has accepted a call to the Baptist church in Jackson Tennessee and will leave about July 1 after three years in Seattle. He says he loves Seattle but the Southern field is larger. French elections end with Socialists holding 97 seats in the chamber of deputies.
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Luther Little
Baptist Church
Jackson, Tenn
Seattle
Dizzy Johnny Tries to Cash A Crutch Ride Reckoning
Jim Mulling survived a streetcar crash when a beer truck struck near his midsection. He received 100 a week from a disability policy, stopped working, and planned suits against the railroad and brewery while seen daily with crutches and a taxi dent policy.
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Jim Mulling
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Evry
Damidge
Egainst
Ralerode Company
Brewery
Ansers
Johny
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