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Newspaper

The Citizen Republican

Location

Scotland, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Dec 11, 1913

Page

6

Women of Kansas Vote Auction Demands For Legislation

Topeka special reports Kansas women will auction their votes not for cash but for legislative action. A statewide meeting will draft a program calling for recall of elected officials, no life tenure, national women’s suffrage, protections for mothers and children, labor safeguards, legal equality of spouses, anti gambling and political abuse, and tighter cost controls in government.

Topeka Kan Kanaan

Touch of Irony in Isaacs First Case and Lip Focus

A London report notes in a witty piece that Sir Rufus Isaacs, newly sworn Lord Chief Justice, presides over his first stock exchange case amid irony and public gaze. The feature on lips as a gauge of character frames a larger courtroom scene with Sir John Simon praising the new justice.

London Rufus Inanca Gilbert and Bullivan Rufus Iscaca T of Abrahams, Jonas & Co Henis Milad Hugo Young Dennis Wen Colet Justica Ney Lord Instica Begland Ana Birtus Isaacs Rufus Harry Isaace John Simon Stock Exchange

Speculation and the Future of Stock Exchange

The national bank opinion on a new currency law raises speculation about stock exchange prospects. Observers warn against excessive optimism or pessimism, noting funding costs and rediscounting rates may influence credit and market activity.

New York Times National Bank Stock Exchange

In Plain Black From the St. Louis Republic

Fragmentary OCR notes reveal a brief item about an Arm or a parade of authority considered in relation to customs and a display of intended adherence. The readable text is sparse and lacks clear names, dates, or places.

St. Louis Republic

Up Hill At the Time

Scientists observe the immediate effect of heavy trains as they pass, noting a slight inflation in the track center between ties. The study suggests a train climbs a hill while crossing a single track, requiring significant energy to move the wheels.

Zdleco

Army officer invents hydro aeroplane plans ocean voyage

Savannah based report on Capt Mathew A Batson retired A A A officer unveiling the Hutson hydro aeroplane. The craft, assembled with three engines and four propellers, aims to skim from the aerodrome into the Heron river and proceed toward Wilmington Island and a Savannah to New York run, with a potential 36 hour Atlantic crossing and Liverpool service within a year.

Bavannah Hutson Dutch Island Thunderboldt Matthew A. Batson Herb River Savannah Baston Savanah New York Atlantic Ocean Liverpool England Atlantic Batson Aero

Court of Mary reshapes royal rule as King George yields to queen

London reports a sharp shift in royal power with Queen Mary increasingly directing court affairs. Invitations, interviews, and even daily routines at Buckingham Palace now flow through her, sidelining King George. Prime ministers and officials note the queen’s growing authority, while a wary Lord Stamfordham and Lord Knollys warn against overstepping, urging respect for the king’s primacy.

London England Queen Victoria Edward Queen Mary George Prince Consort Lord Stamfordham the Dawkins Eva Dugdale Lord Chamberlain Cusea Oxford Caliines Wood Prince Albert Rake Henry Eton Prince Uoceay St. Peter's Court King George Squith Rd .Stamfordham Mary Wallington Buckingham Pal Lord Knollys Iti

Class in Horses and Men in the Thertoast Magazine

In a discussion about handicap racing Blister and others explore what “class” means in horses and how it affects outcomes. They debate Exponent’s claimed superiority, with opinions on pace, form, and breeding linking to perceived class and performance on the track.

Weanlin Blister Thertoast Magazine Digo Exponent Buster Clasat Bitetnr

New England Mills See Growth Amid Railroad Fears

Eastern Cotton Mills notes manufacturing gains in New England with dividends averaging 7.07 percent above prior years while New Bedford considers new mills. An astrology section warns against ventures today, predicts railway troubles, and mentions a tranquil year for some signs amid planetary influences.

Eastern Springfield Republican New England Fall River New Bedford Bradstreet Uranus Thors London Norway Seera McClurs Newsjure

They say tears come to a woman’s aid at any moment

From the Boston Transcript a remark notes that a woman's tears act as volunteers. The quote contrasts tears as helpful, suggesting their persuasive power in social situations.

The Boston Transcript

Repair Your Friendship and Keep Faithful Bonds

A terse note urges preserving friendship amid discord, emphasizing steady effort and mutual respect. It suggests staying true to commitments and rebuilding trust through calm conversation and consistent action. The message underscores patience and ongoing support as key to lasting ties.

Freddie’s Fortune in Politics Noted by Admirer

An admiring friend praises Freddie’s political reach and influence saying he has a fortune in politics and knows the ropes. The speaker recalls judging this from a campaign cigar Freddie gave him.

Freddie

Psoriasis Cure Claim From Cuticura Soap Ad

Walter Mahony of Camp McCoy Wisconsin says psoriasis on limbs cleared after using Cuticura Soap and Ointment. He reports a three month treatment period and notes global sales with a free sample offer via Cuticura Department L Boston. Uruguayan banks hold over 180.8 million in deposits.

6Th U. S. Cavalry Camp McCoy Sparta Wis Walter Mahony Cuticura Dept. L. Boston

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