Cowley County Court Actions and Local Notices
In Cowley district court Mrs Collins receives $650 in damages for a broken bone from a resettled incident. George W. Miller, president of the 101" five stock ranch, faces continued murder charges with bond reduced to $1,000. Local reports cover a Winfield gas well, railway shipment delays for Clay Center millers, and a boy’s death by a dunking trap.
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Cowley
Collins
Jes Dave ix
Yaara
G. D. Woods
Newton
Vrowets Bieuiva
Cheroler
Kinin
Caan Comercen
George W. Miller
Five Stock Ranch
Santa Fe
Montgomery
Dentaxa Sy
Winfield
Maple Hill
M. BE
Pastir Helas
Leneeoworth
Omaha
VaLr
Iola Lyesads
Doniphan County
American Boat Steel
Eisonss
Orient Company
Han
Kingman County
Milton
Norwich
Goance Committee
Caton
Hox Dravoen
Andover
Nalph Goucher
Roosevelt Addresses Congress on Trusts and Tariff
President Truman Roosevelt outlines views on trusts and tariffs in annual message. He argues tariffs alone won't curb monopoly, urges a national regulatory approach and cautious use of public power to curb abusive combinations while preserving industrial progress and prosperity.
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Congress
Talsie i Nowi
Seth
Nentionm
Industria Lnts
Dinhonest Corporation
The Tariff Debate and Protective Policy Principles
A detailed argument defending a protective tariff as essential to national industry and wages. It warns against punitive tariffs harming weaker competitors, favors gradual, measured changes, and calls for expert committees to study schedules while preserving domestic prosperity and wage stability. It also advocates monetary policy aligning with productive needs and steady currency.
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Corparne Huta
Reubeiion
Amiers Ican
Senat
Cusafort
Deverick
Seecree
Wits
Suneen
The Lator Problem and Labor Capital Union Balance
The text argues for fair treatment of labor and capital without weakening industry, urging federation of both sides to curb abuse by employers or workers. It emphasizes lawful, just conduct, mutual understanding, and the public interest, noting the need for a Department of Commerce and international cooperation through The Hague court.
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oRinute
Department of Commerce
Secretary of Commerce
Hue
Senate
Panama Canal Cable Ambitions and U S Government Plans
The article discusses negotiations over a Pacific cable spanning from California to the Philippines via Hawaii and China, with Congress delaying action, conditions attached, and an all-American line planned between the U S Pacific coast and Chinese waters via Honolulu and the Gilberts. It notes the involvement of commercial firms and prior French cable precedents shaping policy and timing.
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Yersch Company
Panama
Sttorrey Kereii
Prench
Panama iGnai
Coigmabia
Carnal
Wenticih
Wacomthcuip
Coe Puison
America
Tae Gore
Tnng
Sat
California
Philippine
Hawaii
Seh Corporation
Volumte I
Congress
Pacific Cable
Ecnpecan
Cory
Commercial Pacific Cable Company
TV Eino
Tyler
Bible Company
van Willing
China
Empany
ES Grant
Brest
St. Pierre
Manila
Hone-Foy
Pacific
Honolulu
Lipping Islands
Policy of Holding Philippines Vindicated on Peace Anniversary
The document defends the American policy in the Philippines on the twenty sixth anniversary of independence. It lauds self government, praises the army and civil authorities, notes few wrongdoings, and urges reforms including guarding officer careers and reorganizing the National Guard and reserve forces.
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Philip Islands
Mohammedan Murabol
Uberty
Elf
Philippines
Tslands
Thor Warren Sinner
Ihante
Ata
West Puirt
National Guard
Hattical Guard
Multerpd
United Sext
Presers Obsvinie Laws & Grartia
Naval Reform Urges Strong Navy Growth and Rural Delivery
In a pivotal plea the author argues for increased naval strength through better marksmanship aids and training, plus sustained shipbuilding. The piece also covers postal rural delivery expansion, Alaska and irrigation policy, Native relations, and broader federal reforms, stressing prudent expansion and national preparedness.
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Navy
Secretary of the Navy
Batrie
Inteliigets
Neaera
Sauarmen
Postal Service
Metuyl Reaulta
Norvicn
Songres
Sas
Bubneland States
United States Weighs Cuba Treaty and Reciprocity
President urges reciprocity with Cuba linking economic ties to political relations. The address champions extending a helping hand to a young republic, arguing the island’s inclusion strengthens hemispheric influence and supports U S supremacy in regional markets.
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Cuba
United States
Cube
Soue Olfey
Pali
Rail and currency shifts and labor uprisings reported
From Topeka to Havana and St. Petersburg, Nov 27 dispatches note a mixed bag of economic and labor news. Premium silver in New York advances and Mexican dollars buy bullion. railroads plan wage raises for heavy motive crews. freight rates face pressure amid wage costs. Strikes in Havana turn deadly with widespread sympathy actions, while tensions in St. Petersburg deny abdication rumors.
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Maxton
Mexico City
New York
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