Unclear Addressed Q&A Sparks Debate on Employment Policy
Fragmented text describes a February Carnegie Hall exchange in New York where a question to Mr. Bryngegesthiy is quoted. The reply, attributed to Breas, discusses temporary versus permanent relief for the unemployed, urging legal changes to widen labor access and fair distribution, with mention of government guarantees and bank deposits.
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Askid
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Kiengaraphix
Zand
Charles, A. Banta
Steele Township
Plainville
Banta
Local politics and measures stir counties and towns
The piece discusses local option bills, temperance debates, and political maneuvering in several towns. It notes Senator Mattingly’s local option bill, possible election outcomes, and questions whether voters will approve township or ward elections.
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Phave
Leople
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Sullivan Faces Water Crisis In Town History
The Sullivan Times reports a severe water shortage forcing the town to stop all water supply. Hydrants and motors are shut down as the reservoir barely covers forty eight hours. Authorities placard warnings and enforce strict water-use measures to protect the town.
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Labor Day Speakers Named for Celebration at Old Fair Grounds
The committee on speeches selects John H. Spencer and Grant Faith as principal speakers for Labor Day. The event will be held at the old fair grounds, not in the Commercial addition as previously advertised. Do not operate a car until you fully understand its machinery and operation.
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Dark evening in Chicago quizzed by rain soaked baseball clash
The long scoreless tie turned when the ninth inning opened with heavy cloud cover and a late run by Detroit. Criger, MecIntyre, and Jones produced key hits as the Tigers edged the local nine. Rain halted play in the later frames, delaying the outcome.
Marshall at Vincennes Denies Borrowed Money
Vincennes Indiana Ang. TATRA Moreball democratic nominee spoke at Vincennes Chautauqua Monday. He faced disruption from Knogekentt court critics as the Fars Regiment band serenaded him at the Grand hotel and an informal reception followed. He claimed the money he spent came from his own funds and from the First National Bank, not from others. He warned that if elected governor he would resist corruption and enforce laws through the courts.
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Turbulent Telegrams Highlight Losses and political Turmoil
Five million barrels of oil reportedly vanished in the great Bre in the Geronimo district, while Standard Oil Company of New Jersey declares a $48 quarterly dividend. A string of crimes and political maneuvers unfolds from Tennessee to Illinois as rival campaigns and legal actions play out.
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Humboldt, Tenn
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Ben Campbelll
Chicago
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Springfield
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Sankey
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Socialist campaign plan outlined with Debs to tour West
Chicago Socialist leaders authorize a national campaign train for August 31 carrying Eugene V. Debs and A. M. Simons to 250 cities from Chicago to the Pacific coast and back to the Atlantic. The carload of Socialist literature will be distributed, with an estimated cost of $20 000 funded by donations from 10 cents to $4. Also reported are unrelated local deaths and accidents including a Seattle head on train collision and other obituaries.
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Son of Wealthy Parents Ends Son's Wandering Death
Chicago August 18 reports say Andrew Anderson ten years old, son of Palo Alto, California, wealthy parents, was struck and killed Saturday night near West Chicago by a train on the Chicago Northwestern railroad as he stood on a viaduct. He wandered away months ago. body to be shipped to his parents. He was with two Chicago boys at the time of the accident.
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International experts to inspect Wyoming mines
Four mining experts from England Germany Belgium and the United States will examine Hanna and Rock Springs mines of Union Pacific Coal Co in Wyoming under government supervision. The Hanna mine closed after a deadly explosion and the team will investigate causes and prevention methods over three days, arriving in Chicago September 12.
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Markets Report and Coal Discount Notice
The market report lists cattle feeder and steer prices, mixed lots, and cattle categories with weights and prices from various buyers. It notes shipping rates, hay and feed trends, and includes a weather outlook for Washington with a cool Tuesday and Wednesday forecast. The notice advertises a 25 percent August coal discount from Mandabach Coal Co, detailing lump coal prices per wagon load and per bushel rates.
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Real Estate Bargains on Brayel Road with 19 Acres
Bargains in real estate listing 19 acres on Brayel Road one mile out. Frontage on clay soil suitable for home, fruit, or poultry. Includes a three room frame dwelling in Turner’s Third Addition and other outbuildings. Exchange possible. asking price around 1 1 6 0. Ground description notes sandy loam.
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