Roosevelt Urges National Laws and Employer Liability Act
President Roosevelt urges Congress to pass comprehensive laws to curb corporate abuses and protect workers. He favors a broad national framework, stronger interstate traffic controls, and government oversight of railroads and financial operations, while condemning predatory wealth and urging accountability for lawbreaking executives.
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Listo
Comiuires
Tver
Gavat Camino
Interstate Commerce — Commission
Thterstite Commerce Commission
Pulitte
Warnings Issued to Saloon Keepers Over Minor Loitering
Police warned saloon and pool room proprietors they will be prosecuted if minors are allowed to loiter. Officials state minors found on the premises will be prosecuted under city ordinances to enforce the rule.
Walter Miles Aims For Ten Wins In Indian Contest
Walter Miles of Earlhany eyes ten wins as he represents the college in the tatinual ser digelva contest in Indiauipatt las Veoh. He previously placed fifth at the state meet and, with several students traveling to the capital, the group secured a rate with a stopover allowed for safe travel. Competing colleges include Hanover, Franklin, DePauw, Taylor, Wabash, Notre Dame and Denison.
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Walter Miles
Earlhany
Hanover
Franklin
de Pain
Tailer
Wabash
Notre Dare
Rartiann
Butler Advises on Care of Insane and Jail Plans
County officials hear from Anis Butler secretary of the shire board of charities about proposed care for the insane. A new jail or major remodeling faces opposition due to high cost and tax impact. Butler reports on Wayne county jail conditions and suggests quarters for the insane may be considered elsewhere.
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Timothy Nichelsean
Tuiny Hottie
Dennis Coe
Anis W. Butler
Shire Board of Charities
Butler
Basthoven
Easthaves
County Board of Charitted
Wayne County
Tis County
Bhridge
Whitewater
Harvard Fifty Years Ago Address Promotes Vigorous Sports
Boston reports President Charles W. Elm of Harvard University argues vigorous athletic competition is essential for developing martial spirit. He cites that fifty years ago strenuous athletics were rare yet Harvard sent 19 distinguished military service members among over 1,200 graduates and students.
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Boston
Jan
Charles W. Elm
Harvard
Harvar
Hivard
Harvard World
Weather brief for Indiana and Ohio
The Weather Prophet reports snow Friday night with a slight warm up, then Saturday snow in Indiana. Ohio predicts increasing cloudiness and not very cold weather on Saturday.
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Indiana
Ohio
Jerome’s Thaw Trial Speech Focuses on Insanity Question
The Thaw trial features Jerome’s closing remarks arguing Stan ford White’s murder involved complex motives while prosecutors press for a sane mind standard. Judges caution jurors on evaluating evidence and the case hinges on whether Thaw understood the wrongfulness of his act and could form intent.
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New York
Jan
Dowling
Jerome
Stanford White
Littleton
Mr. Jerome
Evelyn Thaw
Wong
Cate
London
Mont Carlo
Paris
Pitrebure
Featherbed Causes Department Run
Featherbed incident triggers department chase as a crowd erupts into a frenzied scene. Witnesses report a sudden flare in activity near the mine area with authorities responding swiftly to control the unrest. The chaotic events culminated in several injuries and the site briefly evacuated.
Stranded actors shovel coal in Hamilton lodging tale
Two actors Hobart and Scott, survivors of a troupe ruined financially near Hamilton Ohio, were found living in the basement of the city building. To pay for lodging they shoveled coal, then headed toward Richmond with plans to reach Columbus. The janitor objected to permanent occupancy and the police were notified.
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Tom Hobart
Frank Scott
Toni
Hamilton
Frank Posther
McManus
Eva
Gamblers Oppose Measures Spark Public Hearing
Albany reports show opponents of gambling measures organizing against proposed reform. The two committees will hold a public hearing on February 19 with Senator Acuña outlining the main bill. Racing interests tied to the New York Jockey Rule are quietly pressing their case.
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Albany
Xo Y
Acuén
Senate
Jockey Rule
New York
Roberson Delivers Second Lecture in South America
Frank H. Roberson of Chicago gave the second lecture in a lecture series in the Earlham Auditorium on Brazil and the East Coast. His vivid microscope colored lantern slides accompanied the talk, and his engaging delivery made the event worthwhile for attendees.
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Frank H. Roberson
Chicago
South America
Earlham
Brazil
East Coast
Use The Telephone Your Way Ads To Palladium Offices
Ads offer a credit line for customers to phone in their purchases to Palladium offices. The notice lists phone numbers 172 New and 21 Old and mentions a prize on page seven with a closing date.
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Palladium
Closeltiers
Bank Bribery Claims Shake Wayne County Treasurer Race
Frank Br. Jenkinson accuses a local bank of attempting to buy off candidates for Wayne County treasurer. He says a Richmond banker offered to pay expenses and daily fees for withdrawal of support for a rival, and pledges to fight to the finish. Jenkinson calls for investigation under primary election rules and vows to stay in the race.
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Frank BR. Jenkinson
Palladium
Tauine
Jenkinson
Tf Jenkinson
Mitter
Central Committee
Wayne County
Cuban Itch Declared Widespread Disease In City
Physicians warn Cuban itch a close relative of smallpox and chickenpox with rapid eruptions. Several smallpox cases reported and quarantines in homes with Cuban itch cases. Early symptoms mimic grip and fever, with rapid body eruptions and pus formation.
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Washington
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Congress
Eller
Trent
Taft
Tsthinlan Canal
Ranton
Deiie
Anthracite Coal Strike Commission
Cvs
le Shimate
Lode Wal
Bureau of Corportions
Standard of
Heney
Santa Fe
Standard Oil
Phates
Diand
Ter
de Politie
Easthaven
Eliot
The
Thawe
Moses Gee
Riley
Stetson’s
Uncle Tom's Cabin Co
Hughes
Roberson
BANK
Frank B. Jenkinson
Richmond
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