Prominent leaders convicted in socialite trial
Victor Merger led the group convicted by a jury along with four other notable socialite and archi e leaders. Sentencing not yet pronounced but expected to be severe. The editorial calls for transport to Germany to align with his sympathies for German ideas.
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Victor
Wincenain
Inet Ohan
Con- Stone
Milwaukee
Socialietn
Enarchiat
Bontence
Germany
Hunger policy and Seattle unrest in wartime strain
The article discusses President Wilson seeking four hundred million dollars for relief, condemns rising hardship in central Europe, and links local Seattle tensions to wartime rhetoric. It notes police actions and volunteers amid protests, questioning how funds may aid the needy and shielding native populations from backlash.
Raising the Range Fees Stir Idaho Sheep Growers
The Idaho Sheep Growers Association warns against a government policy rise in range fees. Protests claim higher charges would cripple sheep and wool production, threatening 100000 head herds and a monopoly while labor conditions worsen and many shops have failed since last year.
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St. Vaneing
Elarmes
Idaho
Healee
Milion Jean
Economic pressures and wage talk in wartime
Excerpt argues wages should not fall while prices of goods are readjusting after wartime artificial baselines. It notes world competition returning will force prices and wages toward a true, public standard as supply and demand adjust, warning that strikes and lockouts worsen the situation and aid foreign rivals.
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Tavany
America for Americans seeks strict citizenship allegiance
Editorial argues that wartime strain produces a demand for Americans who embody American language ideas and living. It calls for rapid naturalisation with schools and civil groups aiding emigrants, advocates ending foreign enclaves like Little Italy and Little Germany, and threatens expulsion for those not fully Americanized.
The Junior Red Cross Fund Drives in Our City
The Junior Red Cross reports active membership with $50 donated by children. County Commissioners discuss quarantine measures with village officials and health committees to address the pademic situation. A social event raised funds for the cause with a formal dinner and listed attendees.
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Red Cross
Home Service Committee
Heil Cross
Hehnel Reon
Vince
Ter Hare
Bisteen
Luis Jones
Catherine Login
Florence Taxlor
Anna Hae Heenwn
Grate Riker
Doctor Yamamoto at Chautauqua
Dr. Tomoemeto Yamamoto, educated in Japan and the U S, is billed to speak at Chautauqua on relations with Japan. The piece notes his writings, impartial stance, and the importance of the topic to American audiences, highlighting his credentials as a Japanese scholar and author.
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Tomemoeto
Japan
United States
Wuntries
Chautauqua
Minoenku Tosi Yamamoto
Turning Rats to Account In Osaka And Lincoln County Hay Growers
In Osaka, Dr Hasegawa Kiyonari suggested turning rat hides into leather amid rising hide prices, tanning two rat skins and seeking dealer opinion on value with 20 sen per rat raw. Lincoln County Hay Growers Association reports on F A Veazie’s countywide hay market work, organization, orders, and price trends from Jerome to northern markets.
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Aemori
Tapan
Hasegawa Kiyonari
Hasegawa Hospital
Osaka
Hasegawa
Oxaka
Lincoln County Hay Growers’ Association
Lincoln County Hay Growers Association Credit Practices
Satisfactory evidence of good faith are deposited at the bank. A draft is nude upon the guarantor and for warded by the bank for collection. One dollar of money is handled by events, the amount dur preficer, commission due manager, and payment due sinking fund is handed to the bank which credits to each account the proportion. The bank has advanced prepaid freight as an accommodation to aid the producer in getting a fair market. The manager will not seek credit if market prospects are poor, nor accept responsibility for wrong forecasts. All accounts are open to creditors, Manager Lincoln County Hay Growers Association.
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Ray Hacer
Cient
Wiinte
Thin Atte
Critjclayn
Drotth
Idaho
Addison T. Smith
Burton L. Freeh
Washington
Jerome
Shoshone
Dietrich
Richfield
Intent
Fse
Tme
Federal Reserve Bank
Lincoln County Haye Rrew~ers
Sertificate
Xen
Order Bank
Weldes Veazie
Lincoln County
Hay Growers Association
Veazie
Jerome Tet
Activites
F. G. Avery
Etabo
Oregon
Lincoln County Farm Bureau
Cercin
Jerome District
Lincoln County Ferm
Buren
Tanlness
Cugven Side
Vetents
Lincoln County Hay Qeowsers Association
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