Mrs. Annette Adams Leads U S Fight in Bopp Explosion Trial
Assistant United States district attorney Mrs. Annette A Adams stepped in when the district attorney fell ill at the Bopp explosion plot trial in San Francisco. She opened for the government led the case throughout and secured a verdict for the United States.
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Annette A Adams
United States
San Francisco
Suffragette causes stenographer’s job to vanish, punchline in cartoon
Dialogue sketches a journalist asking about a suffragette who left her stenographer role. the reply links her new role to suffrage activism and jokes about dictation. The vignette relies on humor about gender roles and employment changing with the suffrage movement.
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Church
Gotham—Trew de Coop
Nix
Incautious Burglar Admits Odd Jobs Pride in Painted House
An unnamed man proud of his painting work awoke at midnight to a horse outside his house. He crept to the window and observed the scene, details of which follow in the report.
No Extra Session Only Bail Laws in the Way
Washington reports expect President Wilson to push through key measures in the current session including railroad eight hour acts and a plan to expand the Interstate Commerce Commission. Despite opposition in both parties and talk of an extra session, observers think major items will pass before March 4.
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George Clinton
Washington
Congress
Wilson
Interstate Commerce Commission
White House
Sancion
Sam
Shafroth
Colorado
Porto Rico
United States
Spain
The Basis of Canada's Riches and Western Farm Booms
The Wall Street Journal praises Canada as land rich and fertile. Western farms report vast yields in 1915 1916 with strong profits and rising land values. Alberta Manitoba Saskatchewan show record wheat oats and barley yields and high rents. Labor shortages amid war push harvest work to 40 000 50 000 workers with wages from 2.50 to 4.00 a day plus board.
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Canada
Wall Street Journal
Financial Journal
United States
Alberta
Calgary
George Richard
Providence
R. L
Wheat
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Western Canada
Western
Europe
Canadian Militia Department
Electric Screwdriver A Time Saver For Workers
A discussion of an electric screwdriver highlights its time saving value for workers. The tool uses a friction clutch to omit a spring release, reducing manual effort during screw driving.
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Nell Coffaney
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Bopp
Nelson A. Miles
House of Representatives
Edward Everett Hale
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