Government Must Pay for Medical Aid for Immigrant Seamen
A U S district court ruling states the United States must cover medical care for an immigrant ship crew member after the ship arrived at Riley Inland. The court held the law provides no provision for ship medical treatment and could apply to 40 elements if upheld on appeal.
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Judeen Mayer
United States
Uniteat
Rilee
Auebe
Bubs
Qadinn
Death of John D. Rockefeller Railroad Builder and Banker
John D. Rockefeller, railroad builder and banker, died at his country home. He was 30 years old. A wide fight in beef prices follows the importation of Australian beef, boosting meats by 25 percent. The first 200 ton shipment from the south seas reached the city and entered about 200 butcher shops. Foreign beef meets U S inspection laws and is in great demand in San Francisco.
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South Seas
United State
San Francisco
Planned Student Army Camps Reach Across Nation
Details released in San Francisco outline two experimental summer camps for students from educational institutions. The program aims to bolster the reserve by training potential officers, with a promise of annual camps if successful, conducted in four regional sections.
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San Francisco
Balkan Peace Ends Turbulent Era for Servia King
Geneva report notes King Peter of Servia may abdicate after peace accords in the Balkans and Turkey. The potential decision follows a signed settlement, ending years of regional turmoil.
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Peter of Servia
Turkey
Wagers of Women Workers in Uimole Stunden Reform
A cut to the wage law aims to limit hours for women workers in Uimole. The group threatened to hold a hearing before the state senate labor subcommittee. Gold Bond Trading stamps offered with each year's Herald subscription.
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Governor Johnson Signs Leno Bill Amid Protests
California Governor Johnson signed the Leno bill after protests from Japan and opposition from President Wilcow and his pharmaceutical entity secretary bry ot. The act becomes operative after 60 days from adjournment, with potential delays into November, amid political opposition from Democrats and business interests including the Panama-Pacific International Exposition company.
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Japan
Wilcow
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Teward
Japan Still Shows Faith Amid Possible Estrangement
In commentary from Phoenix, Ariz, the article notes Japan’s belief in American openness to fair treatment despite protests over land ownership and race laws. It cites a California land bill as a potential test and reports Governor Hunt aligning with a more drastic statewide measure after legislative approval.
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Woolen Trust Head on Trial in Dynamite Plot Case
In Boston the superior court hears the case of William M. Wood president of the American Woolen Co Fred Orick KE Attowax and Dennis J Collins charged with conspiring to place dynamite during the 1912 Lawrence textile strike Collins testified confessing partial involvement and naming Breen as Lawrence School Board member directing dynamite distribution while denying Wood and At twins direct involvement.
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William M. Wood
American Woolen Company
Fred Orick KE. Attowax
Dennis J. Collins
Lawrence
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Wood
Twins
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Breen
Hireet
Harper's Weekly Predicts Extrapublican Presidential Pick
The editorial forecast in New York's Harper's Weekly names William Borah of Idaho as the extrapublican candidate for the United States presidency, predicting he will win the nomination in the race.
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Utah
Senate
New York
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The
United Hise
William Hb, Borah
Idaho
Mit Foundation Promotion Aids Mankind Worldwide
Brief items note the Mit Incorporated the Hocke feller Foundation to promote mankind through welfare work. Governor Sulsa signs alibis in Albany as the administration pushes relief programs.
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Hockefeller Foundation
Albany
Sulsa
Tariff bill debates and White House stance in Congress
Washington reports show the Underwood tariff ruckus with debates over public hearings and secret influence as Democrats split over protection for home markets. President Wilson champions free wool and anti trust measures while foreign protests object to tariff provisions and import inspection powers.
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Thornton
Loubistia
Amendmet Benatar Poindexter
Washington
Jones
Wilson
House
Balkan settlement damages demand reported in Paris talk
The Balkan states would seek a war indemnity totaling 2,000,000,000 francs with Pulzaria's share at 1,000,000,000 francs. The discussion came as Theotorff, to represent Bulearia at the Paris conference, outlined the claim during remarks here.
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Paria
Bible Reading Mandate Prompts Teacher Dismissals in Public Schools
Governor Tener signs a Pennsylvania law requiring ten verses of the Bible to be read daily in public schools with teachers facing dismissal for violations. A torpedo boat Vecuvius is beached after a torpedo explosion, while Mrs. J A Matthews and Mrs. Bish travel to a seaside retreat for the day.
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Tener
Penumivania
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