Sudden Sympathy for the Underpaid in Reform Debate
The piece mocks legislators Weeks and Oliver for wavering on eight hour reforms. It argues politicians previously hostile to labor concede modest gains yet resist broader wage or condition improvements, lamenting a supposed reversal in liberal support and revealing a satirical tone toward political figures and labor struggles.
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Benator Weeks
Massachusetts
Oliver
Pennsylvania
Bia
Jook
Republic
Ofiser
Weeks
Feorozo
Jaborera
Track
Infantile Paralysis Alarms and Public Health Debate
A fragmented report discusses infantile paralysis with quarantine noted in Osten canyon. It questions public alarm, notes doctors and cases in Rancaville and Kanea, and debates transmission paths and containment measures amid unclear evidence.
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Osten Canyon
Callen
Rancaville
Kanea
Homiana
Actress Anita King Stranded In Nevada Desert Car Trouble
The Paramount star Anita King was driving in the desert north of Fatlon Nevada when a collision left her stranded. She heard coyotes, feared rabid animals, and waited until three prospectors found and assisted her, while critics note sensational newspaper prose.
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Anita
Miss King
Ogden
Paramount
Fatlon
Nevada
Abe
Pinchot Letter Attacks Wilson From Milford Pa
Gifford Pinchot, writing from Milford, Pa, criticizes Woodrow Wilson in a letter to The Blanchard. He states he is a Progressive with no party loyalty, argues Wilson's actions contradicted his words, citing diplomacy with Austria, the Lusitania disaster, military policy, and conservation. Pinchot endorses caution, urging readers to consider the upcoming presidential choice.
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Pinchot
Gifford Pinchot
Milford
Pike County
the Blanchard
Bir
Dé Ciatona
Wilson
Hughes
Germany
Americana
Lusitania
Aroless
Mexico
Wilton
America
Toll
Panama Canal
Wieron
Hffy
Diplomacy is Winning the Greeks: Gifford Hughes Endorsement
Gifford Hobart expresses support for Charles Evans Hughes over Woodrow Wilson, arguing Wilson failed to take sides for freedom and peace, while Hughes is honest and principled. The letter urges voters to back Hughes, praising his New York governorship and conservation record.
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Witeon Dudged
Lmne
Jin
Case
Wiaon
Uasing
Pasce
Almaelt
Shadow Lawn
Wilson
Sr. Wilson
Hughes
Envernor
New York
Wilcon
Gifforn
UTAM Papers on the Eighth Hour Law
The Salt Lake Tribune reports on UTAM eight hour law coverage. The piece notes Democratic party stances and public sentiment in St. Louis discussions. It highlights notable statements from party leaders and the historical significance of eight hour labor advocacy in American Congress.
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Papera
Vish
Astatio
Cishitour
Tritane
Breald- Nepublican
Newcomen
Brora Voi
Ielose Corumunion
St Cake
Tolluning
Congress rushes radical regulation amid fear and doubt
Fragments argue lawmakers overreacted by rushing a controversial regulation, urging immediate action amid executive fear of defeat. The piece contends the act may be unconstitutional and harmful, cites railway defiance, and warns Congress failed to study merits or inform itself before passage. It notes possible future consequences and credits Utah papers mentioning Lionel Barrymore.
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Congress
Duresa
United States
Mleeg i
Crac
Felf
People Owe Doesn't A Droll San Francisco Bulletin Item
A fragmented San Francisco Bulletin column reviews film and stage offerings. It notes actors who chase success yet remain frustrated, mentions Garbled social satire, and lists multiple showings at Lyceum Orpheum Pantages and Ramona engagements with titles such as Suertoth Walmes The Vayment The Surf Girl Twelve Switching Girls Dare Devil Kate Red Feather Day and Deck Friday Joker comedy Ramona with orchestra
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Willam Gilena
Suertoth Walmes
Beeale Barriteats
William Desmond
Thomas H. Ince
Rettrt
Thos, Chatterton
Thartolen Gooklog
Hea Turpin
Rube Stiller
Orpheum
William
Universal Weekly
Pantages Vaudevilla
Rita Gould
Winter Garden
Ramona
Enlarged Orchestra
Mission Sing
Week's Theater Programs Boost City Entertainment
The city theatres open a lively week with warm venues and varied bills. Oracle offers Keno Hates Liar, The Little Magdalene, Amber and A Western, Priscilla's Pricer and When the Minarets Cameo Town, plus Ring on Tuesday and Wednesday. Alhambra features May Murray in The Higher and Hallett Stanhope Dramatic Co in The Bishop's Carriage with an 8:15 show Tuesday. Friday and Saturday show Edna Todd Rich in The House of Foes with Paramount photoplays. Sunday presents the Alllest Dramatic Company in Thought and Paid for, with Dov and Poor Papa finale.
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Bax
Staelf
Oracle
Keno
Magdelene
Amber
Weratern
Priscilla
Amd Sr
Berr
Sitney
Rough Riders
India
Alhambra
May Murray
Paramount Photoplas
Edns Toodrich
Paramount Photoplay
Atera
Ogden
Dov
Papa
Why the War Will End This Winter
Weekly Dispatch argues the war will end this winter as Allied successes widen across theaters. It claims Austro German forces have taken blows and morale declines risk a German collapse unless the nation faces harsh truth, criticizing Hindenburg and warning of drastic consequences for Germany.
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Hindenburg
Germany
Sign of a Despairing Nation in War Debate
A fragment cites a view that the current events suggest a concluding phase of conflict and that the war will end within the winter. It references Napoleon's maxim that moral power outweighs physical force, claiming an advantage in both moral and physical strength.
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Ant
Napoleon
Prohibition Campaign Hits North Dakota Tour
In Fargo and several cities J Frank Hanly and allied speakers promoted national prohibition. A social train halted in North Dakota with bands and crowds as Landrith urged voters to back national prohibition after local success.
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Fargo
N. D
North Dakota
J. Frank Henly
Prohibition Campaign
Tennessee Aire
Mr. Landrith
Hilletcro
Grand Forks
Larimore
Lakota
Devil's Lake
Rug
Singt
Landrich
Romantan Loss Reported At 80 000 In The War
The report cites Major Moraht, a Tageblatt military critic, estimating Romantan losses at 80 000 in connection with Mulgatan capture efforts and the Sayville wireless transmission by Berlie Gepl on October 10.
Germans of the Danube fortress at Turtukal expected to defend Bucharest
The source notes Germans at a Danube fortress near Turtukal with an estimated 60,000 forces. It also cites a Russian army estimate of 310,000 in De brudja and claims Turtukal was to shield Bucharest from a flanking move.
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Danube
Turtukal
Debrudja
Polots
Turtuakal
Tucharest
John Koons rises through US Post Office to top role
John Koons, recently nominated to be first assistant postmaster general to succeed Daniel C. Roper, began in the postal service twenty years ago as a railway mail clerk earning $1000 yearly. His ascent spans both Republican and Democratic administrations, marking a steady climb within the service. He is from Carroll County Maryland.
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John €. Koons
Daniel C. Roper
Carroll Couuizz
Maryland
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