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The readable fragment lists Mobile Item Company at 16 18 St Emanuel Street Mobile Ala and notes addresses for New York Office Chicago Office Ave Lytton Building with Smith Company representatives. It includes a brief Associated Press report and editorial office details.
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Iere Mobile Ftem Company, Inc
ST. Emanuel Street
Mobile, Ala
W York
Chicago
Office Ave
Lytton Building
Smith Companny
Associated Press
Eee International News Service
Bei Southern’ Newspaper Publishers’ Association
Mobile
NESS
Bell
Home
Congress faces vast agenda of bills and reform drives
The piece catalogs a lengthy congressional program and looming debates including budget, currency, antitrust, prohibition, government ownership, naval policy, and reforms. It notes President Wilson’s pending initiatives, public-service expectations, and criticizes lawmakers like Hobson for campaign tactics and salary-related criticisms.
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Congress
Alaska
trans-Atlantic Shipping Trust
Daniels
Winston Churchill
Army Reserve
Hobson
Alabama
Underwood
Washington
Ces
Cervera
Representative Hobson
New Place for Mrs. Young in Chicago Tribune
Mrs. Ella Flagg Young moves to the Chicago Tribune as educational editor after resigning as public schools superintendent. She will advise on education issues for Chicago and other municipalities, guiding teachers parents and children through the paper’s columns.
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Chicago
Ella Flagg Young
Harrison
Board of Education
School Book Trust
Young
Chicago Tribune
The
Tribune
Young blood Republicans plan to bid for Cannon seat in Danville
Illinois districts mobilize behind John H. Lewman mayor of Danville to seek the Republican nomination for Congress aiming to retire Joseph G. Cannon. The push, reports say, involves youthful county organizers and factions within the old Cannon machine.
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Danville
Illinois
John H. Lewman
Congress
Joseph G. Cannon
Cannon Organization
Joe
Bly
San Eten
Not clear who is criticized over charity entertainment demands
The fragment indicates Barry Lauder faces criticism for demanding something as the PA snRsrs of a charity entertainment event. The readable text is incomplete and presents no verifiable details about the charity, role, or context.
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Rry Lauder
Means to Check Business Slump Under Wilson Plan
President Wilson and advisers study economic conditions and seek swift passage of a currency bill to ease banking uncertainty. They favor amendments to the Sherman act to clarify permissible business conduct while avoiding a scare, expect rate increases for railroads, and aim to push anti trust reforms as a core part of a policy balancing big and small businesses.
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Wilson
Department of Commerce
Bureau of Corporations
Congress
Senate
Electric Growth Boosts Vegetables At Miami River Farm
Researchers near Dayton Ohio test electric growth methods on radish and lettuce with various light sources and high frequency current. High frequency exposure increases edible lettuce yield by 75 percent and accelerates harvests by about two weeks, while birds touching power lines are knocked down by shocks.
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Miami River
Dayton
Ohio
Mongolian Mission in St Petersburg Sparks Russian Interest
Samoin Khan leads a Russian run tour of Mongolian officials in St Petersburg. He discards his bed, and twenty six members follow, entertaining at the Grand Hotel as Russia hosts the delegation. The mission claims to seek a czar’s gift, a loan, and renewed Mongolian Russian trade. Others fear regional expansion or China’s political shift.
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Samoin Khan
Mongolia
St Petersburg
Asia
China
Land Story Sparks Bomb Fear Talk
Readers recalled wartime bomb fears as they discussed a land development feature. The article notes anxiety among residents and officials while outlining location details and future plans.
Alabama Advice On Harrows And Firearms
A fragment discusses farming gear and firearms, urging readers to acquire a harrow if lacking one and comparing wealth to ownership of hunting implements. It reflects rural financial advice and permissible equipment for sport and farming.
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Tou Press
Meat eating the United States leads world per capita
Washington dispatch notes the United States consumed about 172 pounds of meat per person in 1909, led by beef and pork, with Britain, Germany and France far behind. It cites declines in mutton and calls for more sheep farming as prices rise and meat sources tighten.
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Victor Elliott
Washington
United States
Bers
Europe
Department
United Kingdom
Germany
France
United State
Great Britain
Argentine
Canada
Russia
Spain
Aussia-Hungary
Bureau of Animal Industry
England
Oscar Underwood Stands Firm Against Unfair Attacks
The Atlanta Constitution lauds Oscar Underwood for his calm, factual rebuttal in Congress. It defends his integrity against liquor-interest insinuations and notes his steel sector tariff revisions show selfless devotion to public service and Alabama's interests.
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Hobson
Oscar Underwood
Alabama
House of Representatives
Washington
Undwood
Underwood
Ways
Congress
Democratic Party
Nation
Atlanta Constitution
Birmingham Chamber Backs Five Percent Freight Rate Hike
The Birmingham Chamber of Commerce board, with one dissenting vote, urged the Interstate Commerce Commission to grant Eastern railroads a five percent freight rate increase. It argued railroads are major employers and buyers, costs rise, and higher rates would revive trade, finance future improvements, and extend lines into new territories.
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Interstate Commerce Commission
Birmingham Chamber of Commerce
Interstate Commerce Comoil
Montgomery Advertiser
Opinion on boosting sheep farming to curb meat costs
The piece argues shootings in Detroit are not always fatal but stresses sincere aims. It urges stockmen to focus on meat sheep, praising lamb and mutton quality when suited, and calls Americans to grow a taste for smaller portions to cut meat costs via Western plains sheep production.
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Detroit
Detroit. News
United States
West
Two Sisters Plot to Seize Office Stenography Job
Caryl Marvin schemes to replace Miss Waters at Mr. Jennings school by gaining trust and winning a secret office position. Daryl spurs a confrontation with Miss Waters then lands a chance at a steady job with pay rising after success. Julia remains unaware of the whole plan.
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Caryl Marvin
Waters
Caryl
Miss Waters
Daryl
Julia
Striving Against a Bishop in Athletic Tests
The Bishop of London age fifty five challenges a man to three athletic tests with the colonel Ommanney. The bishop names two tests lawn tennis and golf with a bicycle race as the third. Ommanney may propose a baby-keeping test for advantage, given the bishop is a bachelor. Louisville Post reports on the unusual contest in the British capital.
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London
Church of England
Colone Ommanney
Louisville Post
One Night Stands in Actress Lawsuit
The suit against her managers alleges she was forced to perform sixty six one night stands from Salem Massachusetts to Alabama then along the Pacific and back to Michigan. The piece argues traveling by private car and staying in bus hotels tests actors more than big city engagements. It notes some actresses endured provincial travels for art while others preferred metropolitan stages.
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Salem
Mass
Alabama
Pacific Coast
Michigan
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Congressional Program
Mr. Hobson
Alabama Advice
Jessie McCann
Dorothy Arnold
New York
Virginia Terhune van de Water
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