Washington Debates War Readiness and Inauguration Dates
Representative MacLachlan urges detailed data on U S military readiness. Brasil's Dominieko da Gama may be named ambassador to the United States. Debates over inauguration dates and a push for industrial education surveys surface as Congress adjourns approaches.
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Brasil
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New Jersey
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Union
Standard Oil Raises Wages Across U S Plants
The Standard Oil Company boosts wages from 6 to 10 percent retroactive to May 1, affecting about 70 000 employees across subsidiary firms in the United States. Office staff are excluded and most beneficiaries are laborers. payroll expenses are expected to rise by 6 to 10 million dollars annually.
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United States
Explosion Kills Over Twenty in Canton Ohio
In Canton Ohio an explosion killed more than twenty men. Regulars in congress were generally successful in the statewide Ohio primary. W J Bryan spoke in Omaha on democracy. Henry Watterson addressed Canadian press on newspaper changes. Walter I Smith opened his campaign for renomination as a staunch Republican. Hinshaw will not seek Nebraska governor. Tex Rickard named referee for the Jeffries Johnson fight. House debate slated on the sundry civil appropriation bill.
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Congress
Ohio
W. J. Bryan
Omaha
Henry Watterson
Canadian Press Association
Walter I. Smith
Iowa
Hinshaw
Nebraska
Tex Rickard
Jeffries Johnson
Nebraska in Brief highlights from state events and national ties
New notes from Nebraska pages recount a New York Senator's account of avoiding a clash with Great Britain, naval appropriations debates in Washington, and a $124 million bill. The piece lists state happenings from Callaway to Omaha, including local church, school, and fire news, plus crimes, infractions, and civic projects across Nebraska.
Mission Boards Merger Approved by Southern Methodist Episcopal
Mission boards of the Methodist Episcopal Church South met in Asheville North Carolina and accepted the joint educational committee report. Rev H B F Cook was named secretary of foreign missions Rev J M Moore secretary of home missions and Rev R S Rawlings secretary of educational missions, with J D Hamilton treasurer and several women named to positions under the merger.
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Asheville
N. C
Board of Missions of
The
Methodist Episcopal Church, South
College of Bishops
Joint Educational Committee
HB F Cook
Foreign Mission Department
J. M. Moore
Home Department
R. 8. Rawlings
J. D. Hamilton
J. B. Cobb
R. W. McDonald
Mabel Head
A. I. Marshall
Missionary Societies
Mrs Walsh Visits Husband in Leavenworth Prison
Mrs John R Walsh wife of the former Chicago banker arrived from Chicago with her son John W Walsh and spent an hour with her husband in the federal prison. The son brought papers for his father to sign regarding Indiana railroad interests Walsh was involved with before his conviction. Mrs Walsh said he seemed better than when he left Chicago.
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Leavenworth, Kas
John R. Walsh
Chicago
John W. Walsh
Indiana
Walsh
Not Interested in Toads And Odd Parables On Eggs
A suburban resident dismisses toads while a talkative stranger extols eggs from toads claiming high egg counts and long lifespans. The exchange escalates with comical exaggeration before the agressor is struck with a bag of flour and theisson departs to catch a train.
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Maine
California
Texas
Pacific Ocean
There is a reason Why Grape Nuts does correc t weak
The ad copy claims Grape Nuts aids digestion and supports brain and nerve function with nutrients like phosphates. It references The Road to Wellville and promotes a claim of nutritional benefits for stomach health and mental vigor.
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Wellville
Maitle Creek
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