Taft’s Modern Methods Cut Public Costs by Fifty Million
Washington reports fifty million dollars in savings achieved in one year under Taft’s economy plan without harming services. The president cites business management and efficiency reforms begun in the War Department and promises further cuts across eight more agencies, with Treasury already reformed. The goal is orderly, rational economy and continued savings beyond the current term.
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Local Personalities Visit and Holiday Travel Notes
Miss Cary Randolph Jones left for Washington this morning for the holidays. Several residents including Mrs. Luther Huyett of Clear Brook and Mr. Jacob Dix of Cross Junction were in town on various errands. Others stopped at Hotel Evans, traveled to Baltimore, or hosted visitors, while Florence Henning of the Woman’s College Richmond plans Christmas at North Braddock Street.
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Carrie Nation Ends Temperance Campaign
Carrie Nation announces retirement from temperance reform citing heart trouble and risk of collapse during smashing. She says she has smashed her own heart with the hatchet route but feels repaid financially and morally for her work.
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Hood's Sarsaparilla Aids Nervous Prostration Cure Claim
Miss Minerva Reminger of Upper Bern Pa writes she suffered nervous prostration for years and could not keep food down until Hood's Sarsaparilla. She reports immediate improvement and says she is cured, attributing relief to purifying blood and strengthening nerves. The ad promotes Hood's Sarsaparilla in liquid and Sarsatabs forms.
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China’s Senate Defies Throne Over Constitutional Cabinet
In Pekin the imperial senate renewed its clash with the throne over abolishing the grand council and forming a constitutional cabinet. Senators, amid vacant imperial seats, moved to impeach grand councillors to push throne reforms or force dissolution. The chamber adopted the resolution by a large majority.
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Sew Man in Mule's Carcass Shocks Georgia Town
Young Harris Georgia December 20 Bart Brown of Gum Log woke to find himself sewn inside the carcass of mule Old Humpback after being tucked into the hide for a prank. He remained trapped about six hours before bystanders cut him free and released him unharmed but frightened.
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25 Years for Baby Slayer in Oakview Murder Case
Joseph D. Green of Oakview near Clifton Heights received twenty years for second degree murder in the death of his infant son Earle and an additional five years for shooting his wife. The infant was killed last September and the sentence is the maximum for second degree murder.
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Weather observations and forecast from United States bureaus
Observations from yesterday afternoon report temperatures and conditions across major cities including Albany 32 cloudy Atlantic City 36 cloudy Boston 36 cloudy Buffalo 30 cloudy Chicago 24 cloudy New Orleans 58 clear Philadelphia 36 cloudy St. Louis 46 clear Washington 36 clear. The forecast calls for unsettled conditions today with rain or snow tomorrow followed by fair and somewhat colder weather with westerly winds.
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