President urges judicial reform and postal cost cuts
The president calls for reforms to speed up litigation, curb unnecessary Supreme Court appeals, and raise federal judge salaries. He reports a postal deficit reduction, supports parcels post on rural routes, and backs a naval memorial at Annapolis. He also endorses forest and coal land policies and proposes an oil leasing framework.
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Supreme Court of the United States
Congress
Ciruit Court of Appeals
Post Office Department
United States
Postal Savings Bank
At & Small
Government duty to curb water power monopoly risks
The water power sites call for new legislation to prevent combination and extortion. Monopoly risks arise if many sites come under single control, enabling price rises and investor temptation. The government must ensure conditions in utilization and development prevent extortionate charges.
Rheumatism and blood purification with S S S cure
The article promotes Swift Specific Co S S S as the cure for rheumatism by cleansing blood of uric acid and strengthening kidneys. It claims uric acid deposits cause joint pain and stiffness, and promises a free book on rheumatism from Atlanta based firm.
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S.S.S
Swift Specific CO
Atlanta, Ga
Millionaire composer Coleman dies by own action in Passaic room
Charles Jerome Coleman once a wealthy musical director and Harvard educated organist died in a Passaic boarding house room from gas. He reportedly lost about $3,000,000 recently and his wife had died two years earlier. He left two sons, George and Charles Jerome Jr.
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New York
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Glee Club
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Philadelphia
Charles Jerome, Jr
Cincinnati
Midnight Doctors Hideaway Fevered Visit
A disorderly scene describes doctors forced from beds by an unusual method. The text notes a bottle of Perry Davy Pain killer kept at home and suggests doctors in awkward, reluctant presence in bedrooms.
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Perry Davy
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