Governor Johnson Campaigns Across California in Push for Voter Education
Sacramento March 2 reports Governor Hiram W. Johnson campaigns to educate voters about upcoming measures. He vows personal duty to inform districts, cites past reforms and a progressive session with bills advancing cleaner politics, labor standards, and constitutional amendments. Johnson emphasizes informing the people with accurate facts and plans statewide outreach.
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Amendment of Election Laws Extends Suffrage and Officials
A fragmented report describes a tonal amendment extending voting rights to women and altering election law processes. It mentions public utilities, nonpartisan judge elections, and a state superintendent, with penalties for violations and imprisonment. The wording is unclear but indicates reform agendas and gender rights gains.
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Russia and Japan Nearing Trouble in Global Tensions
United States dispatch reports rising strain between Russia and Japan amid canal concerns and Pacific weather events. The message notes naval positions, risks to shipping on the Panama Canal corridor, and political tensions shaping policy.
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Flagler Going Blind Extends His Railroad Reach
New York March 28 Henry M Flagler the Standard Oil magnate at eighty one years old grows deaf and nearly blind and is said to be withdrawing from public life. He owns the Florida East Coast Railway and plans. he remains active in affairs though his sight loss limits activities as he works on extending the line toward Palm Beach Florida.
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Judge quits politics not battle held in court
Scrambled report notes Judge Jones and circuit judges swearing off in a dispute linked to Judge Gorman. The case centers on alleged prejudice and injunctions affecting court actions, with statements from attorneys and political figures about voting dynamics and legal maneuvers.
New York Labor Action Aims for Broad Factory Report
Union labor groups prepare a major demonstration and a comprehensive inquiry to document working conditions in all factories. The plan includes funeral processions and a mass meeting to urge authorities to commission a citywide report, with copies sent to officials and unions for review.
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Removal of the Quincy Dam Proposal Reported
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Laet Stand Against Fulton Bit Tonight Meeting Aired
A large gathering is planned with several speakers including President Mortsemery at Muskingum College and notable figures from Portsmouth Lauret Shapiehead and Wester ville. The event aims to address civic concerns with delegates from General cities such as New ark Athens Marlon and Van Wert anticipated.
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Sherwood is Honored as Chairman of Key Committee
Toledo congressman to be chair of the lower house pensions committee. Local supporters claim the appointment marks a milestone for Toledo and the party. Opponents note rival candidates from the Fifth and Thirteenth districts.
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White Takes Leadership Of United Mine Workers
OekMloown TL Manel 2 Johw Pe White named president of the United Mine Workers of America after defeating former leader Thomas Lewly at a convention at Cwhubas. He takes office April 1 and will return to the mines.
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