Forced to Fight for Her Breath and Health
A Nashville reader touts Tanilac as miraculous for wife’s gas and heartburn, then notes his own recovery from indigestion and fatigue after taking the medicine. He claims three years of good health since using Tanilac and keeps a bottle on hand. Tanilac is sold by leading druggists everywhere.
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Press Rights Restored by Hays and Rates Debate
Washington reports that press rights are restored to second class mailing for periodicals of public character such as the Liberator and Milwaukee Leader. Other publications may be excluded or prosecuted if deemed mallable or part of a conspiracy to overthrow the government. Separately, Howard Elliott testified on freight-rate reductions tied to wage cuts, noting a total savings of about 500 million dollars. Fatal gasoline explosion in Manning injures four, with one death. Rostermendt dies hours after the blast and Miss Greick suffers severe burns but may recover.
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Wage Cut 15 Percent Affects Classifications Slight Changes Declared
The board announced a 15 percent wage reduction with classifications remaining. Changes target clerical divisions only while preserving prior advantages for certain classes. Officials estimate the cut totals between 350 and 400 billion dollars in broader economic terms.
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Workmen Accept Wage Cut in North America Slaughterhouse Industry
Workers in the North American slaughter and packing industry accept a new contract delivering an average 30 percent wage reduction for 54000 employees. The agreement was signed by trade unions and company representatives, marking a major shift in labor relations within the district.
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Amelgemaicd Hient
North America
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Neter Camere
Honors First Yank Slain President Harding Wreaths Soldier
President Harding laid a wreath on the casket of Joseph W Geiger of Hert Michigan the first American killed on the front in World War I as he toured flag draped coffins in New York. He urged restoring government to a business basis during lectures and a dinner marking a 120th anniversary.
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Academy of Political Science
Railroads To Cut Rates On Commodities Across The Country
Chicago leaders announce a 2 percent reduction in rates to meet competition from waterborne transport through the Panama Canal. Eastbound discounts apply to beans peas canned goods condensed milk dried fruit and other items. Westbound reductions cover dressed goods drugs medicine cotton and rubber among others.
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Tariff Measure Ends House Battle in Washington
The house voted 245 to 87 to adopt the conference report on the emergency tariff after President Wilson vetoed the initial measure. The bill, placed in the last session, renews duties on about thirty farm products and allows penalties to curb foreign dumping. It extends wartime import controls on dyes and aims to fix duty assessments amid fluctuating exchange rates.
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Congress
House
Senate
Wilson
Secretary of the Treasury
Navy Advocates Win Push on Naval Appropriations Bill
The senate rejected the proposed economy drive against the $495000000 naval appropriations bill as naval committee amendments were adopted. A 45 to 23 vote supported the revised bill amid debate in Washington.
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Dd. C
Senate
Naval Committee
Home Brew Hurts His Business
John F. Welch, a grape juice magnate, told the senate finance committee that home brew and soft drinks derived from cereal are cutting into the unfermented grape juice market.
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Washington, D. C
John F. Welch
Semate Finance
Woman Mayor Ousted in Harries Michigan
The village of Harriette witnessed the ousting of Minnie Southwick, president of the village board, and nearly all trustees leaving the government in a political upheaval affecting Harriette.
German Sergeant Meloen Sentenced for War Crimes
A German sergeant Meloen received a courtroom sentence for manifesting and engaging in primmers of war. The ruling follows trials detailing alleged offenses during conflict.
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Meloen
Lincoln to Crown Poet Laureate John Nethardt in June
The first coronation of a poet is planned for June in Lincoln with John G. Nethardt of Wayne to be formally invested as poet laureate. The piece notes divisions in state affairs, bank reopenings, road and water projects, and various civic appointments across Nebraska.
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Lincoln
John G. Netherdt
Wayne
Altthe
Amertes
Nethardt
Dublin Custom House Ruin Reveals Irish Rebel Firepower
Dublin report says Sinn Fein forces besieged the Custom House causing extensive damage and destruction of government records. Casualties and arrests followed as attackers poured petrol and fired on occupants. Union officials probe graft tied to hotel construction payments of 7,500.
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Kel
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Rickenbacker Smashes Plane in Landing
Captain Ed Rickenbacker American air ace arrives in Cheyenne and crashes his transcontinental airplane during landing narrowly escaping death. The aircraft is demolished and he abandons his planned one stop flight across the continent. He escapes unharmed.
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Eddie Rickenbacker
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Shreveport Man Tarred and Feathered by Masked Group
A Shreveport man named Morgan, age 20, was abducted by masked assailants and tarred and feathered for allegedly beating his wife. This incident highlights violent extrajudicial action in the area and ongoing community tensions.
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Law Jerk Morgan
Lincolnitas Oppose Prize Fight
Lincoln chapter leaders and university officials from Netherska appear with Federal Judge Monger and banker Selleck to oppose a prize fight set for July 2 in Atlantic City. They urge prohibition and challenge the event’s legality.
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Lincolnitas
Acquisition of Lee Angees and Balt Lake Peilresd Stock
The United Pactiches acquired half of the stock and bonds of the Lee Angees and Balt Lake Peilresd company. The deal involved ownership by the Sco eter Clark Inieresia and was learned through the Heveus suthoriiea Unien Pecite Eapende-Mew.
Fish bite tips and grocery savings spark smiles
Housewife smiles while eyeing Cross Ball Blue in a pantry scene. A capsule note mentions grocery pricing and Good News for Sons of Rest, with a puzzled line about fish being biting and Albany Hersid.
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Sons of Rest
Albany Hersid
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