Pichi Haliy Column Reflects Deflated Finance Rhetoric in Clinton La
The piece blends opinion and pamphlet style, citing Skygac's column Pichi Haliy about deflated finance and a controversial, referencing Mr Tealner and Mr Delaney. It weaves political critique, labor and wage debates, and rumors amid a mood of economic strain in Clinton Louisiana.
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Pichi Haliy
Tuller
Tealner
Clinton
Delaney
Bo L. T
Wg.n
America
Extracts From Waldman Testimony On Socialist Principles In Albany Trial
Extracts from the testimony of Louis Waldman, a Socialist Party assemblyman, show positions on militia voting, Soviet government, war, preparedness, and international duties. The records note Waldman’s remarks about the U S government, New York state, andForeign allegiance themes within the Albany trial context.
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Hill
Socialist Party
New York
Albany
Waldman
Louis Waldman
U. S
3. P
New York State
Lusk Committee
Secret Service Agency
People
Ephraimite rants tie labor and church in satire
A satirical screed derides Ephraim and his descendants linking labor unions with politics. It mocks Woodrow Wilson, the A F of L, and Democratic donkey imagery, arguing against religious prejudice and criticizing arms and press freedoms while recalling historical labor unrest and reform movements.
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Ephraim
Eph
Bian
Eptratia
Woodrow Wilson
United States
HLC
Belab
Rolm
W. W
Ephraimoa
Belait Ephraim
Congress
Mr. Gompers
A. F
Dan
Dundreary
Adelphan
Flex
Jackass
Eng
Chang
Salah
Europe
Mr. Ingersoll
Selah
Obregon and Mexico's Revolution Stir American Interests
A May 3 dispatch argues Obregon may follow Kerensky in a cautious reform path, balancing worker demands with oil and mining profits while avoiding a Bolshevik style upheaval. It details Wall Street influence, potential nonintervention, labor laws, amnesty for exiles, and the evolving stance of American capital toward Mexico's new regime, with mixed expectations for reforms and stability.
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Washington
Obregon
Kerensky
Car- Tinen
Bmt
Unite States
Arranza
Carranza
Wall Street
Bonillos
New York
Mexico City
St. Frangis Hotel
Jim
Bonillas
Carrmen
Sonora
United States
Texas
Carrunsa
Wal Street
Bunillas
Pio Grande
Panama
America
Mexico
William Jennings Bry
Oniatas
Garranza
Patho National Mint
Oregon
Cdu
Poderal
Federal District
Fconferenues
Ramon de Necri
Wall Street Journal
Lion
Munitions Department
Vleet
Banilins
Leen
Nostra
TEL Heralda de Mexicen
Alvarado
Yucatan
Secretary of the Treasury
Accordiao
Fontes
Ring
Carron
E. L. Doheny
The
Interine
Lane
Theard Oi Co
Texas Oi Co
Southern Oi Transport
Island Oi
United Fruit Co
Continental Oil Co
el Heraldo
Texas Oil Co
Thea Jfame
Bonillsa
Tampico
Socialist Party
Prac- Healy
Russia
Orozo
Tr. W. W.insons
Walter States
C. F P. Bertelli
Universal Service J
Paria
Prota
Jehavien Francisco Tturbe
Wacker
General Angeles
Jose Diaz
Porfirio Dine
Tolantepec
Carranea
Ramon Garcia
Int
Victoriana Huerta
Jesus Tynacio Hiramas
Fatrada
Madrid
Jose Tine
London
Revolutionary Junta
Porfirio Diaz
Bertelli
Obegon
Max
Carranse
Associated Press
Tamabaya
Gensul Obregon
Muxion
Ale Thelloye Carranza
Air Companion
Istic
de la Huerta
Twogaueh
Ronillas
The Girl Olive and the Jail Inmate’s Influence
Olive wrestles with love and conscience in a restless夜 night as she writes to Jack Thurston, imagining forgiveness and social judgment. Her reflections on class, Christianity, and justice collide with a looming family inspection and rumors about her inmate beloved from jail, exposing the town’s prying gaze.
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Olive
Jack Thurston
Frank Cartwright
Jack
Liv
Frank Caetwright
Frank
sThek
Mim
Tuck
Fox
Frans
Ahe
Mr. Thurston
Thurston
Thek
Roy
Mlis
High Hook
Collins
Minot
Anderson
Tews Fae
Tillie Duffy
Olvie
Cartwright
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Maite
Wood
McAtoo
Hoover
Rotary
Rotary Omeans Fucus Reactionarius
Palmer
Serena
Cleveland
Telly Na
Reat Rotary Club
Prese
Axa
Amerie
Yoth
Christ
Alo
Centralia
Wash
Gapon
Mar
Ape
Wall St
Kansan
Mary Areies
Ed Now Yi
Anamooge
Olive Anderson
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