Happenings of the Past Week From Across the Globe
A digest of events includes Panama seeking a 250000 loan, Senator Elkins of West Virginia dead, freight carriers filing rate briefs, a US Canada reciprocity treaty likely, and the Panama libel suit against New York Press dismissed. Reports cover tobacco trust arguments, Taft court hints, Johnson’s senate nomination, and other political, economic, and social notes.
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Rational Assembly
Panama
Stephen _B. Elkins
West Virginia
United States
Canada
New York’ Press Company
Supreme Court
Tobacco Trust
Taft
Nebraska
Vandeventer
Charles’ F. Johnson
Waterville
Maine
Eugene Hale
David H. Mercer
Japan
War Department
Congress
Pacific Coast
Northwest
Dennett
Alaska
Richard Bland Lee
Harry
Washington
Arnold
Harvey
Inaugural Address Praises Good Government in Nebraska
The speech lauds orderly government, urges voters to support stable policy, and cautions against corrupt lobby influence including brewery interests. It discusses election reforms, city charters, state university funding, and strengthens calls for government accountability, civil service integrity, and constitutional amendments.
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Supreme Court
Nebraska
Kansas
Oklahoma
el Paso
United States
New York
Chicago
University of Vermont
Rockefeller
Dix
Arch Hoxey
Los Angeles
Atkinson
Brazil
Minneapolis
James J. Gallagher
Gaynor
Hoboken
Jersey City
Rochester
N. Y
Haskell
Robert S. Vessey
South Dakota
Judge Baldwin
Connecticut
Joseph Robin
New York Tombs
Washington Savings Bank
Ludovic Lucan
Rheims
Roosevelt
Publishers’ Association of America
Waldorf-Astoria
Mark M. Coad
Cheyenne
Wyo
Miguel Garrido
Isaac 8S
Clark
Patrick Regan
Danville
Fnealiah
Senate
House
de Tocquiville
America
P'Erweening Brewery Trust
Democratic Politica
Lowe
Lincoln
Brewery Trust
Directtion
Governor Shallenberger Proposes Direct Legislation And Primary Reform
Lincoln Neb The retiring governor’s lengthy message to the legislature attacks the open primary system, endorses direct legislation via constitutional amendment, and urges registration to curb cross party influence. He calls for nonpartisan state control, civil service reforms, university consolidation at a state farm campus, tax measures, and stricter corporate taxation and enforcement.
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Lincoln
Neb
Shallenberger
Supreme Court
McRe
the Historical Society
State University
State Farm
Munyon's Paw-Paw Pills Advertised as Digestive Tonic
An old advertisement touts Munyon's Paw-Paw Pills as a tonic for the stomach liver and nerves. It claims the pills invigorate rather than weaken and enrich the blood while aiding digestion without calomel. Price is 25 cents.
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Stade City Press
Alex Rough
Steele City
Nebr
Quarters of the Globe
General News
Little Rock
Ark
Joseph Uphues
Berlin
Minnesota
Illinois
J. Carrhct
la Crosse
Wis
Pullman Car Company
Beimg
Sunession
Albert Veneman
Indiana
Mississippi
Lexington
State
Ald
Rich
Legislative Assembly
Ana
Ticlans
Tbis
Omaha
Our State University and Normal Schoola
Omata
Carlls
Imanie
Akénts
Ulerd
State House
Ls Coe
Governor Shallenberger
Sloan
H. B. Sprnnerr
Flora St. Elizabeth, N. J
Earl 8. Sloan
Boston, Mass
U.S. A
Edward A. Marx
Albeny, N.Y
Swanson Company
Loc
13Th St
Lincole
Beatrice Creamery Co
Ream
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