A Woman for President Says Miss Gaston
Miss Lucy Page Gaston advocates her bid for the presidency though she offers no views on foreign affairs or finance, proposing to leave such matters to committees. As founder of the Anti Cigarette League she calls for prohibition of its manufacture, sale and use and stricter censorship of dancing dress and films. While within her rights as a citizen, the piece notes that broad support among women voters is unlikely and that the office requires breadth and seriousness beyond reforming personal morals.
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Lucy Page Gaston
Too Many People Generations of Alarm Over Population
The piece notes repeated warnings from scientists about overpopulation. It cites Australia’s statistician estimating 1914 world population near 1.65 billion, with rapid growth and fears of strain. It praises land reclamation, tropical agriculture, air fertilizer, earth heat as future fuels, and hints at energy from space or matter as possible.
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Alorng
Malthus
Commonwealth of Australia
Oliver Lodge
Population Growth and Prosperity Across Continents
A contemplative reflection on population, resources, and distribution argues that more people bring more goods per person. It contends that sparsely settled nations are poorer and cites urban crowding as a distribution issue, predicting future improvements as populations rise toward a billion in North America.
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Adam
Paradise
North America
Watch the Cold Warns Against Sending Sick Children Back
A public health warning urges keeping a child home when ill with a cold as measles can follow. Measles begins with sniffles and a cough and may lead to red eyes fever and rash. After recovery, ear infections and eye strain risks remain. children should not return to school until cough and symptoms fully disappear for days.
Mexican rebels freed by Mexican federal court order
Major Nestor Encisco de Arce and Antonio Trillo, Mexican rebels, were released by order of the Mexican federal district court at Suarez. The court ruled the military tribunal lacked constitutional authority to try them and that the death sentences were not in keeping with Mexican law. Angeles had obtained a commutation after appeal.
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Associated Press
Washington
Nestor Encisco de Arce
Antonio Trillo
Felipe ‘Angeles
Angeles
Federal District Court
Suarez
Military ‘Tribunal
Major de Arce
Trillo
Imparo
Chihuahua
Body of Brewer to be sent home for burial
Arrangements were made in Los Angeles to send the body of Herman Schlicting, formerly a Deadwood brewer, home to his former residence in Chilton Wisconsin for burial. The report notes his prior work with S&S and his association with the brewery trade.
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Brewer
Los Angeles
Chilton
Wis
Herman Schlicting
Deadwood
S&s. D
Canning Firm Employee Dies After Operation in California
An employee involved in the San Diego fish canning industry died after an operation following New Year’s Eve illness. Ian Schilching, 53, died yesterday a short time after surgery at a theater in California. He leaves a widow in Los Angeles and two sons, one in Chamberlain and the other in Minneapolis, Minnesota.
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San Diego
Cal
Schilching
Los
Angles
Ole
Chamberlain
Vote Favors Comprise Ratification
Continued from page one these words frame the mood of the nation as President Wilson issues the call for the Versailles treaty meeting. The cable to Great Britain France Italy Japan Brazil Belgium and Spain says the league of nations will be a living force aiding peoples in their desire for peace and prosperity. The president is convinced its progress will align with the league’s noble purpose.
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Wilson
Versailles
League. of Nations
Great Britain
France
Italy
Japan
Brazil
Belgium
Spain
Bryan Outlines His Plan In Des Moines Address
Des Moines Iowa January 73 William J Bryan says if he cannot win acceptance with Republican senators for the peace treaty and league of nations he will urge democrats to postpone direct action and may back Republicans indirectly to achieve an agreement
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Des Moines
League of Nations
William J. Bryan
Five Simple Donts From Chicago Sanitary School Bulletins
The Chicago School of Sanitary Instruction outlines five health donts in a bulletin. They stress mental calm and temperance over medicines or diets, urging not to hurry or worry, not to get mad, avoid political talk when heated, skip racing for cars, and limit meat intake. End of winter mood and indoor days may improve with these simple rules.
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Chicago School of Sanitary
Rumor of a Drink Ahead for Reds at Ellis Island
Amid chatter among the Red team crowd on Ellis Island, a lighthearted note suggests there will be a drink awaiting them at their destination. The remark blends celebration with travel lore and city pride.
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Ellis Island
Treaty with Colombia Ratification Time Grows Long
If you wish to know when the treaty will be ratified, consider how long the Colombia agreement has been pending. The delay reflects negotiations and political considerations in the legislative process.
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Colombia
Campaign Drama Over Domestic Issues Domination
A rough campaign discussion centers on domestic issues as candidates prepare for the final stretch. Voters weigh governance themes while rivals debate policy directions and public sentiment alongside party messaging efforts.
Conservation urged by Forestry Association
Plans to conserve the timber supply for the United States through a national forestry policy were adopted at the American Forestry association annual meeting. The program includes expansion of federal holdings cooperation with states in fire protection and forest surveys and search.
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Associated ‘Press
New: York
United States
American Forestry ‘Association
Nevada Huskies to play series in Bay Area
The University of Nevada basketball team plans a Bay Area trip next week. They will face St. Mary's College in Oakland on January 19, Marin Athletic Club in San Rafael on January 20, Stanford University in Stanford on January 21, and Santa Clara in San Jose on January 23.
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San Francisco
University of Neevada
Nevadahs
St.Mary's College
Oakland
Marin Athletic
San Rafael
Stanford University
Stanford
Santa Clara
San Jose
Robins Theyre Off Great Race in the Public Eye
A playful market race compares store slogans to a race with inventory stages from before to after unloading and clearance. The public is urged to join in at the ground floor, benefiting from lower prices and ongoing deals as the items move through stages.
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Robert H. Stevenson
D. Harold McGrath
Twin Falls
Idaho
Aie
The
Bryan
Foresty Association
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