World's Fair Opens and Law Void in Mayhem News
A sprawling, disjointed report covers the World’s Fair opening with notes on a voided truancy law, British colonial anxieties, Chinese immigration questions, and the Perris wheel removal plan. It includes the Transvaal banner display, Indiana school votes, and details on wheat trusts and war tax estimates. The piece loops through wartime politics, immigration, and fairground attractions, mentioning a judge, London correspondent, and various officials.
Return of direct popular election of US Senators
The House has adopted a proposed constitutional amendment for direct election of United States Senators by the people. The Senate likely will not pass it, yet many representatives and voters favor the reform as a remedy for congressional ills. The article notes related topics including Glenn ranch subdivision in California and Ecuadorian efforts to establish normal and model schools with US and South American teachers. Kangaroo farming is to be established in Australia.
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London
Amenber
Great Britain
United Kingdom
Perris
Warhls Farist
Peter
House of Representatives
United States
Congress
Washington
Ecuador
Lad Perntendent
Thama- Bo Wood
Naoand
South America
Quito
Guayaquiti
Ghenea
Ghenea, and Eachris
Chile
Argentine Republic
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Henry Tourner
HU Sth College
Bloomington
Indiana
J. M. Freeman
Ellettsville’s Reliable
Undertaker
Bank of Ellettsville
Edmond Palmer
Monroe County
Elettaville
T. O. E. Flether
Henry Swindler’s
Bloomingtin, Indiana
Eliottsville
Stinesville
H. W. Bacon Jeweler
Optician
Chen
Chicago
Weat Side Square
Spencer, Inn
Ellettsville
W. J. Jackson
Elfettsville, Indiana
Verris Wheel
One Dollar Wheat Union
Paris
Societites
Adlernean
Transvaal
Visa Ye
Trasey
Heview
Fowler
Willian Sayre Township
Tilun
Dudge
Rabb
Great Britain and
Australia
San Francisco
Cal
Andy Iniaide Possdine
Nevellier
Minneapolis, Minn
Tis
J.C. Manley
St. Paul Minn
Parmers Alliance and Industrial Union
National Cotton-Growers Don
Farmers’ Federation of
Mississippi Valley
National
Giada-Grove
Ierational Agricultural Trust
America
Prof
G. Rubland
University At
New York
the Journal
Gage
Internal Revenue Commissioner
Lincoln County
Post Office Department
Angora
Tom
W. P. Sandy
GK. Perry
Stogsdill’s Cash Store
Stogsdill’s
THE
Cash Grocery
Glenn Ranch
Sacramento Valley
Dakotas
Union Business College
Payette
S. A. Drake Presidenty
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