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The Love of Money in Politics and Foreign Bonds
The piece argues political corruption stems from money power and foreign bond interests. It cites England’s bonds in Japan and Suez canal economics, bills of Turkish debt, and cites Governor McBride’s claim that English bondholders corrupted the railroads. It asserts only Americans renouncing foreign gold can restore honesty and capacity in politics.
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England
Japan
Uncle Sam
Colombia
Turkey
McBride
Fund Aims for Rogers Monument Reaches 1800
Efforts to raise funds for a monument to the late Governor Rogers total 1800 dollars with a target of at least 2500 dollars to cover construction costs.
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Rogers
State Supreme Court rules tidelands within reservations lack state title
The court holds the state has no title to tidelands inside reservation boundaries set by treaty with Indians or by executive order, clarifying the scope of state ownership and the reach of tribal treaties in these coastal areas.
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State Supreme Court
Indians Win Tide Land Title as Puget Sound Boundaries Redefined
The decision grants Indians title to extensive Puget Sound tide lands where reservations reach low tide zones. Amid other notes, pugilist Jeffries signs to fight Munroe in Los Angeles on October 16 for 65 percent of gate receipts. Reports describe a Mexican gold rush near the border with large assays while Sammy Piles ponders a U S Senate run.
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Puget Sound
Jeffries
Jack Munroe
Butte
Mont
Century Athletic Club
Los Angeles
Co E Earns Gold Stars for Marksmanship and Conduct
Company E earned high praise at Camp Weisenberger for superb marksman skills and exemplary morals. The unit's personnel, including Co EF, are set to rank among the state's best, a recognition documented in a general order from the adjutant general's office printed elsewhere in this issue.
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Co. E
Camp Weisenberger
Co. EF
Adjutant General's Office
Chicago Wife Sues for Divorce Over 5 1/2 Cent Per Diem Maintenance
A Chicago woman sues for divorce claiming her husband provides only 5 1/2 cents per day for maintenance. The husband argues her continued life proves sufficiency, but the judge notes papers claim professors say 30 cents a day suffices, yet mocks the idea as unrealistic.
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Chicago
Wanted to Rent Pasture Land with 15 or 20 Acres
A notice seeks a renter for a pasture block of 15 to 20 acres. Call the office to arrange details and view the property.
Poem Row Sparks Controversy in The Coast Magazine
The October Coast from Seattle features thirty seven verses of an alleged poem titled Gertrude or Passion versus Love The Romance of a Virgin's Wooing described as rotten drivel. The issue hints at six parts and notes readers should read at night with lights out.
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Coast
Seattle
Gertrude
Forgotten Son From Collingwood Moves a Mother's Plea
A Collingwood mother pleads for help finding her son who went West and gradually stopped writing. The letter recalls a child’s prattle, a mother’s comforting touch, late night light, and a hopeful promise to write. She waits at the door tonight, seeking news.
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Collingwood
Mother
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