Liquor and the Indians Clash in Minnesota Debates
Northern Minnesota faces renewed conflict as government efforts to enforce an 1865 treaty barring liquor in tribal lands collide with statehood changes. Federal and state courts challenge prece dents, while anti saloon groups push Washington to back preservation of treaty terms amid evolving state laws.
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Walker
Willard
Union
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Wisconsin
Supreme Courts
Statehood
Ww. G. Calderwood
Prohibition Organization
Gopher
Washington
Ballinger
S. Bk. Nicholson
AntiSaloon League of America
Taft
Supreme Court
Wilard
Taere Sam
Tarlans
Yquor
Unholy Alliance Alleged in Des Moines Politics
The Des Moines News accuses standpatters and Democrats of bartering for a special primary in exchange for support of Democratic legislation. An anti treating bill proposes heavy fines for offering or accepting liquor treats, seen as a potential humanitarian boon if enforced.
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Des Moines News
Hanor
High prices blamed on supply lax and rotten produce
The piece lambasts good fellows and farmers for high prices, cites rotten eggs and carrion poultry stored in cold storage, and questions politicians like Ballinger and Fletcher. It attacks tariffs and tax proceeds on hunters, and critiques railroad rate justifications following a year with $70 million higher net income.
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Wilson
Iowa mulci law tested by Supreme Court ruling
The Iowa mulci law is now court proof having been tested by the Supreme tribunal of the United States. The only hope for its enemies is to obtain its repeal by the lower legislature. The Lorimer scandal acts as a broadside in favor of direct election of senators and Senator Borah skillfully leverages it.
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United States
Lorimer
Borah
Court Seeks Plan Against Notorious Tommer Browne Gang
A proposed court action targets the Tommer Browne Lichstein gang in Illinois. The organization is described as notably crooked, with its senior figure earning a reputation worthy of historical record.
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Tommer-Browne-Lichstein
Ilinois
Mnan
Senator Young and the farm tariff debate in Iowa
The Des Moines Register and Leader sketches Senator Young’s stance on farm tariffs, questioning how he would campaign against the president while benefiting from reciprocity. The piece cites Springfield Republicans noting population shifts to Canada and suggests Young’s political risk if perceived as supporting or opposing the tariff.
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Des Moines Register
Young
Craimina
Canada
Towa
Who a Spirit of the Iowa Press 9 and Newspapers
A fragmentary summary notes Iowa press figures and national attitudes toward newspapers. It cites Davenport Times and Dubuque Times Journal discussing the New York World, tariffs on foodstuffs, and farm land value growth. It argues slow state growth due to limited industrial development and signals future industrial efforts.
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Davenport
New York
Laie Young
Dubuque
Sleeping Partneres Awakening in Public Business Union
A discussion on Woodrow Wilson and the concept that business is no longer private as corporations exist by license of law for society. The piece argues the sleeping partner in business is waking, urging public oversight of corporate power and political bribery, citing Kellogg and broader trust influence, with warning about labor, banks, and political manipulation.
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Hiriman
Wilson
Wood
Chicago
Woodrow Wilson
Gr Conpanies
Brear Corporacus
New Jersey
America
Steffen
Standard Off Company
Frank J3. Kellogg
United States
Buc
Henry Lloyd Demarest
M. ‘Tarbeil
Commonwealth
Lorimer
Adams County
Ohio
The Airship Tour of North American Forests 1710
A July 1710 imagined voyage from Europe to America extols vast forests from New England to the Pacific slope. It laments deforestation, soil erosion, river pollution, and wildlife decline, urging action. The piece condemns plunder and urges support for The Bird and Tree Band of America.
GIRT Victim of Kidnapers Missing From New York
Seventeen year old Annie Del Duta, whose sister testified against white slave traffickers last summer leading to four convictions, is reported missing in New York as police widen the search after the case.
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New York
Annie del Duta
Woman Vanishes on President Street in Brooklyn
A Brooklyn woman disappeared from her home on President Street prompting pleas from her sister Carolina to the police. The rescue effort follows a letter threat received by the father of the missing woman.
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President Street
Brooklyn
Carolina
A New Version of a Familiar Quotation on Obsessions
A columnist argues that every sane person harbors a pet obsession and urges tolerance. He contrasts a gas fear, burglar vigilance, and fire risks within families, noting how others mock these quirks while overlooking their own. The piece ends urging self reflection on hidden obsessions.
S S S Cure for Skin Diseases Promises Blood Purification
An ad explains that skin diseases come from harmful humors and acids in the blood. It promotes S S S as a blood purifier that cleanses the circulation, removes irritants, builds healthy blood, and cures eczema acne tetter salt rheum and other eruptions. Free book and advice offered by The Swift Specific Co Atlanta Ga.
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S.S.S
THE
Swift Specific CO
Atlanta, Ga
Fletcher Attacks Ballinger Over Secretary’s Conduct
A Senate report quotes secretary Ballinger’s timony criticizing his leadership and accusing him of favoring private interests over the public. It condemns his methods as boss-like and notes perceived deception of the president and public, arguing the head of the interior department failed to meet duties and conservation aims.
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Gravis
Siusielan
Ballinger
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