New Zealand scheme to end rising living costs debated
A New Zealand bill aims to break the vicious circle of increasing living costs and wages. A government funded scheme would support workers' children, with employer contributions based on average staff numbers. The plan contemplates large scale reconstruction needs and a broad social program, including housing and industrial reform, amid global economic strains.
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New Zealand
Board of Trade
Alli
Hes
Arity Caiiph
Bertin
Tivine Mare A Corgia
Eutipe
Unite States
Worwan
Agri Mies Agwity
Aplante
de Mares
United States
Herr Wired
Berlin
South America
Edwin V. Morgan
Brasil
Treasury
New Licensing System for South Dakota Autos
Pierre SD December 22 Next year all autos in South Dakota will carry license numbers up to 30000. Tags go from county treasurers with a $6 fee. Cars receive plates from 30000 to 130000, trucks 300 to 2200, motor cycles 1 to 2200. Duplicates and dealer plates listed with fees. Also notes a circuit court term in January and a civil suit for 40000 regarding a Liberty loan protest.
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State Department
Yarloux
South Dakota Banks Hold Much More Cash
Federal report arriving shows banks in South Dakota report stronger cash positions and deposits for the Septem ber call. State and national banks in Pierre report substantial increases in deposits, with figures indicating a substantial rise across major institutions.
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South Dakota
Pierre, & C
Federal
Taatviguel
Natal
Sioux Falls liquor gang leaders believed after arrest
Sioux Falls police say Art Stiglitz arrested on arrival from train may solve the fated cellar robberies. He followed Verne Marshall, charged in the theft of about $7,600 of private liquor from local basements. Stiglitz held without bail as a suspect in the gang.
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Sioux Falls
S. D
Art Stiglitz
Verne Marshall
Stiglite
Welleye
Render
Stock Losses in Recent Cold Weather in Belle Yourche
Belle Yourche South Dakota December 22 A harsh cold snap delayed trains and caused heavy stock losses in transit cattle many sheep and horses are being fed locally wagons carry corn and hay toward feeding yards while several trains have since improved conditions and reduced losses
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Belle Yourche
S. D
Catte
Richards Opinion Sparks SD Presidential Primary Debate
Sioux Falls reports a heated note on Major General Leonard Wood and the Richards primary law. Webster, NY candidate for vice president in 1916, plans to enter the South Dakota primaries next spring, circulating a petition under the Richards law. Also noted are a New Year’s Legion ball, sheriff changes in Turner county, bank robbery sentencing in Faith, an earthquake tremor near Dixon, and a typewriting class using phonograph music at a Sioux Falls high school.
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Sioux
Richards
South Dakota
Leonard Wood
William Grant Webster
New York
Sioux Falls
Webster
Ate Pierre
S. D
Harold Mason
American Legion
Sioux Malls
United Stated
E E. Dever
Turner Counts
Aother
US Express
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
Menno
Dever
Turner County
Clut G. Kulp
United States Army
Army of Occupation
Germany
Haywood Granted Week to File Appeal Briefs
The U S Court of Appeals extended the deadline for William D Haywood and 16 co defendants convicted in 1917 of espionage to file appeal briefs by next Wednesday The district attorney said briefs are one month late and warned bonds may be canceled and defendants returned to Leavenworth unless papers are completed The defendants counsel said the briefs would be ready Wednesday
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Chicago
United States Court of Appeals
William D. Haywood
W. W
Clyne
Haywood
Liberty
Leavenworth Penitentiary
No agreement reached in repatriation talks at Copenhagen
Copenhagen Dec 19 negotiations between James O Grady for Britain and Maxim Litvinoff for Soviet Russia over the repatriation of Bets prisoners held in Russia have been broken off without an agreement.
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Copenhagen
James O’grady
Great Britain
Maxim Litvinoff
Russia
Jury Blames Mother for Death of Baby
Atlantic City verdict finds the five year old Buddy Blake died while in the care of his mother under a state of maternal aberration. The jury returned its verdict at the coroner’s inquest held last night in the city.
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Amantic City
N. J
Buddy” Blake
Justifiable Homicide Found in Selfridge Shooting
McLaughlin South Dakota December 19 Coroner's jury rules the death of Howard Smith of Selfridge was a justifiable homicide after a feather party dispute with Joe Swift of Selfridge led to Smith firing first and Swift killing him. The article notes bad feeling over a dog shooting and a Run with intentions of revenge, detailing the rapid fatal shot and surrounding tensions. Includes other state court notices from Pierre and parishioner reports such as the Irish Freedom branch organized by John P Rafferty in Chicago with officers named and aims for 100 members.
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McLaughin
S. D
Howard Smith
Selfridge
Joe Swift
Smith
Union Investment Company
Marin Schoenbaum
Gregory County
George Christian
Lyman County
Lors of Irish Freedom
John P. Rafferty
Chicago
John Barry
Isaac Brunner
Peter Lass
Vincent O'Connor
John Gaghagan
Edward Lawless
William Dolan
Martin O'Connor
Jerry O'Connor
Poultry Tonic Fraud Exposed in Vermilion Report
Vermilion South Dakota December 19 officials from the state food and drug department expose a widely advertised poultry tonic as fake alleging it has no real value for increasing egg production. The tonic is branded a fraud of the rankest kind by chemists.
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Vermilion
S. D
State Food and Drug Commissioner
Food Commissioner
Government plans swamp land lease for ex soldiers
Washington December 14 government minded to turn 10 900 acres of government owned swamp land near Klamath Oregon over to ex soldiers for reclamation. Oregon delegation urged a contract with private party to reclaim the land and make it free for 30 years at a conference today with Sea Water Lane.
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Washington
Klamath Pee Ore
Oregon
Hovee
Seawater Lane
Privi Beyent
Cutting and Stacking Oats Losses Prevented by Care
Instructional outline by P. G. Holden on harvesting oats to avoid losses. Emphasizes cutting at the hard dough stage, proper binder settings, and forming shocks with a detailed method. Warns against poor stacking leading to twisting, insufficient drying, or wind damage, and notes a well built shock supports a 150 pound person and resists rain.
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P. G. Holden
United States
Bourbonism to Control in the Republican Party?
The Kansas City Star argues the GOP risks disaster if it reverts to Bourbonism and old guard leadership. It warns independents may reject a party dominated by special interests and square-deal critics, urging a nominee who embodies genuine reform over standpatters and Lily hand.
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Kansas City Star
Republican
Republican Party
Washington
National Committee
Roosevelt
Taft
Congress
Mark Hanna
Army Overcoats and Bolshevik Echoes Across Ages
A Christian Science Monitor column notes men after the Civil War dyed their uniforms in navy blue, black, and deep brown, reflecting a strange postwar metamorphosis. The New York Times excerpt discusses Bolshevik hardships, nightly arrests, and draconian discipline, contrasting civilian life under communism with red army rigidity.
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Christian Science Monitor
Mulligan Seeks Worthwhile While On Boardwalk
Wealthy retiree Mr Mulligan in Atlantic City drops a quarter through plank while strolling with a friend. The pair watch as he squats to probe a crevice with his finger amid amused chatter about “making it worth while.”
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Kansas City
Atlanta City
Mulligan
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Tarning
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Mastera
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