The Rose Garden Husband in a Rural Tale
Phyllis Harrington endures a strained summer with her ill husband Allan. After a tense garden visit and a perilous night encounter with a tramp, the couple reconnects as Allan regains strength. Phyllis admits her deep feeling. he confirms mutual love and resolves to stand tall again.
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Allan
Sant
Phyllis
Louise Frey
Sho
Lert
Child
Tohaven
Phylisa
Cinderella
Outukirta
Krein
Aslan
Alla
Anna Black
Greenway
Anna
Sye
John Hewitt
Phyllis Inchadain
Jean
Dr. Hewitt
Accursed Eight Hour Day Debate Crosses Newspapers
A collection from the Manufacturers' Record and several papers outlines criticism of the eight hour day. It argues high wages and profits for farmers but questions the feasibility of eight hours for workers. The clip references Wilson, labor shortages, rising prices, and varied responses from sources like Houston Chronicle Kansas City Star and Louisville Courier Journal.
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United States
Wison
Wilson
Humanity
Elections Today in Emerald Isle Ireland
Dublin reports elections today for county and rural councils and the poor law board. Sinn Fein optimism follows January municipal wins, aiming for a controlling majority across most of Ireland, barring Antrim Down Armagh and Derry.
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Dublin
Dala Ldt
Southern Ireland
Poor Law Board
Sin Fein
Sinn Fein
Ireland
Antrim
Down
Armagh
Derby
Johnson greets California friends in Chicago rally
In Chicago on June 7 Senator Hiram Johnson greeted 150 California boosters after a parade through the Loop. He urged a united Republican convention fight, praised California victory as proof the party serves all people, and thanked Chicago for its warm welcome calling the city big hearted and hospitable.
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Chicago
California
Hiram Johnson
Pacific Coast
Senator Johnson
Loop
Seek Irish plank for both parties
Chicago June 7 A new push from the friends of Irish freedom and Eammon de Valera seeks a formal plank in Republican and Democratic platforms recognizing Irish independence. A threatened third party will back the policy if not adopted. The move includes support for governments established by the will of the people such as Ireland Egypt and India.
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Chicago
Friends of Irish Freedom
Eammon de Valera
Ireland
Egypt
India
Paen
Seuiveile
Coravantient
Two Men Killed as Car Driven by Miss Epman Runs Wild
New York reports a seven passenger car driven by Miss Marian Epman, 20, struck a sidewalk on Broadway killing two men after hitting a fire alarm box. The car hit a building wall, then returned to the street where she stopped and was detained on homicide charges in court with $2,500 bail supplied by her father.
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New York
Marian Epman
Broadway
President signs to recognize Huerta
President Whisep signs the post office appropriation bill to recognize Huerta, marking a formal step amid ongoing diplomatic and bureaucratic actions. The event highlights U S policy directions and administrative funding decisions affecting postal service operations.
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Huerta
Wastingtes
Joe
Whisep
China First Nation P D Appropriation Bill
Washington June signed pension appropriation bill of about 272080 dollars. Teaching from Mexico City reports that China is the first government to recognize the Dai Hoota regime in San Antonio.
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China
First Nation P. D
San Antonio
Tex
Auyices
Mexico City
Washington
Wilson
Spa Conference Postponed Again Amid Reparations Clash
The Spa conference and Brussels meeting are delayed as Allies plan a July 2 Brunsella summit and July 5 talks with Mueller. Italy and Belgium object to independent reparations decisions by France and Britain, prompting a new French town rendezvous, Boulogne, before June 20.
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Ralph Courtney
New York
Italy
Millerand
Lloyd George
Hythe
England
Germany
Belgium
France
United States
Reparations Commission
Supreme Council
Brussells
Boulogne
Potatoes Selling At 20 Cents A Pound
Chicago July 7 New potatoes reached 11 per hundredweight and 11. to 12 per hundredweight at $7.20 a bushel Friday traffic. The federal bureau of markets cites market arrivals gaps between shipments as the main reason for high prices. Florida shipments have ceased and Louisiana supplies shrink, while Carolinas expect new stock this week. Retail prices run about 12 cents a pound, translating to 73 to 27 cents profit to the consumer.
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Chicago
Julie
Federal Bureau of Markets
Florida
Louisiana
Carolinas
Procern
Iowa man hangs self in garage in Council Bluffs
Council Bluffs Iowa June 7 Royal Biedler 46 a longtime member of Council Bluffs oldest families was found last night in his garage after hanging himself in a suicide death.
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Iowa
Royal Biedler
Council Bluffs
Council Blufffs
Gompers Answers Governor Allen Debate on Public Rights in Strike
Samuel Gompers, head of the American Federation of Labor, argues in New York that public rights in strikes arise from workers collective bargaining, not a state wide machine, and that industrial peace comes through employer acceptance of bargaining. He says strikes are the workers remedy against oppression and notes limits on state substitutes.
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Washington
Samuel Gompers
American Oration of Labor
Henry J. Allen
Kansas
Gompers
N York
Allen
Tle
Lita
Ymployeya
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Berlin
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Spa
Governor Allen
Boston
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