Hinshaw Named in Lobbyist Exposures and Franking Scandals
Hebron Journal notes Col. Martin M. Mulhall testimony reveals lobbyists reach many, including ex-Congressman E. H. Hinshaw of Nebraska. The piece recalls Hinshaw's franking privileges and an automobile gift, linking them to legislative influence and corporate ties as Thayer county campaigns labeled him a martyr.
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Martin M. Mulhall
Congressional Investigating Committee
E. H. Hinshaw
Nebraska
Hinshaw
Congress
California
Senator Platt
Express Corporation
Washington
Fairbury
Thayer County
Hebron
Wood row memory recalls last year’s events
A fragmentary line recalls a past year involving Wood and Wileon with unclear details. The brief hints at prior action or event but lacks full names or context to identify what occurred or where.
London Police Approach to Drunken Disorderly Conduct
The narrator contrasts London and American policing noting that London bobbies avoid brutality. Drunken individuals are moved on by cab or gentle persuasion, with no harsh treatment. Women especially see restraint, as London police seldom arrest unless desperation prompts action.
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Ghette
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London
Reinforced Doubletree Built From Oak Boards
Instructions describe a reinforced doubletree made from two one inch oak boards with a middle metal strip A about 3/16 inch thick. All pieces are cut shaped alike and riveted, forming a strong unit. The singletrees follow a similar method.
Wife Buying Case in England Divides Opinion
A divorce case in England described as wife buying ended with Mr Morand granting separation after Captain Morrison agreed to pay $27 500 damages. The judge called it a clear instance of wife buying and noted such purchases occur daily with men seeking brides of substantial means. The article observes commonly cited low income thresholds for marriage.
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England
Morand
Captain Morrison
Japan's Small Crops Highlight Rural Struggles
Fragments indicate farmers face reduced yields and hardships on limited farmland. The text references self sacrifice and national concern over agricultural productivity in Japan amid scarce arable land and challenging conditions.
Life and social life in Havana during winter visits
An interview describes Havana as a beautiful winter refuge for Americans from Florida and New Orleans. It notes the city’s oceanfront life, blue water and sky, and lingering patios and villas, while observing a shift toward modern houses and American youth culture amid easy social exchanges.
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Havens
Florida
New Orleans
United States
Havana
Washington
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