Social evils and wage issues in national debate
A Valley City editorial discusses social evils tied to low wages, child supervision, and urban vice, citing Carrie Chapman Catt and Youths Companion. It argues parental control and education shape outcomes, notes teaching as a key vocation for girls, and previews votes for women.
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Minos
Doiig More Varm
Grand Works Herald
Comenting
Carrie Chapman Fatt
Cites
Piacetti Ton
Newspapers Say Legislature Session Was Of Little Benefit
The state press nationwide appears muted on the last session, with districts and editors silent on approval of lawmakers' work. A rough political clash is remembered, while the press avoids praise as vendors promote spring millinery and Ladies Ready-to-Wear items for Friday and Saturday events.
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COC
Chaffee Company
Aii
Neat
Johnny
Snow White
Jonny
Little Brother
Johnny Price
Governor’s appointments praised amid budget and legislative critique
Outside a few democratic papers, commentators applaud the governor’s staff selections as well trained for their roles, part of a businesslike administration. The legislature overreached on funding, likely forcing cuts the governor must make, while much of the session is blamed for waste and rushed bills leaving real demand unmet.
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Oif
Modern business methods reshape party headquarters operations
The piece notes parties adopting continuous operations for national headquarters using card index systems to gauge public sentiment by county and predict local election outcomes. It argues a reorganization and break from old, commercialized politics, and highlights George Johnson of Dickey County winning a state bank examining board seat amid Marshall machine opposition and broad support from local political powers.
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Taftani
National Republican
George Jolmison
Dickey County
State Bane
Johnson
Marshall
Tom Marshall
Ti ares Daily Times Reports On Political Agitation Decline
After weeks of cautious operation the Ti ares Daily Times ends its drift into blatant star political agitation. The paper frames the closure as a response to a public disinterest in sensational, destructive coverage and the death striggles of a sheet that pursued such lines.
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Tiares Daily Times
Mutiny Recounted Aboard Ship Bound for New York
An unnamed narrator recalls a mutiny on a voyage with Captain Valeriet. Two men died at sea, five deserted at Madeira, and the crew dwindled to six by Naples. In Naples the captain fell into debt, reach Naples for oranges and oil, and the mutiny plot unfurls. The narrator escapes by swimming ashore, aids authorities to pursue the mutineers, and aids their capture near a mountainous Italian coast. The gang is tried in Naples, with ringleaders given solitary confinement.
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Astoen
Madeira
Strait of Gibralar
Naples
New York
Waterman
Atlantic
Secon
Hanford
Melanne
Strete
Aeverall
Italy
Rnp
Smrall
Teruna
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Maine
Michigan
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Iowa
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West Virginia
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Missouri
Snow White and the
Hungry Pussy Cat
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Johhny Price
Jaquwe Mp
Saas Rel
Walt
Burat
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Canal Sta
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Portage Yard
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