The evening world. dated January 14, 1913

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Tells Legislature Statutes Help Create. Instead of Check- © ing Monopolies. —— HITS BOGUS- CAPITAL. Demands Approval of...

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ae aes a ee > Ap a cee ec a THE EVENING W oan ape {pcoap tenia an TUESDAY, JANUARY 14, 1918 CIGARETTES American Stage...

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aya TRUST” UNDER FIRE AT TARIFF HEARING President of Concem Grilled on Method of Regulating Prices to Dealers. WASHINGTON,

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TAKES READY MADE JURY ELUSIVE FINANCIERS AT SUGGESTION OF GOFF.) ‘ INQUIRY COMMITTEE tered by Justice. 4 _> Supreme Court.

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TR I, = 1 ar coo ene eR eI eet ‘ THE Sa WORLD, TUESDAY, JANUARY 14, 10138. pastvendinay oi e ‘ ~ {wore PLAZA AUDITOR > tne

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*) v “COURT WRIT ORDERS | ALDERMEN TO BREAK PARTISAN DEADLOCK =: The Governor charges that the cor+ poration laws of this...

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rT 1} i {BIG GALE TOSSES ~ PRESIDENT GRANT Tough weather. 80 on Friday night he altered hie course and put for [alifax. |...

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THE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, JANUARY 14, 1918. ‘Better Goods for the Same Money or Extra "Meet Me-at the Fountain phe sect...

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st i ' ' s EC “cle P about @ Gosen gueets at the banat In the lodge rootA jast night, and the 4 PUT OUT MAYOR'S OFFICE Police

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DERGAST STRIKES | AT METZIN REPLY TO WLMOT LMT MEASURE ‘Says de te Borrows More Money Now at Much Smaller It Cost Than...

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RaRORE Tro —_ ~ EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, JANUARY 14 Worth of sewel First offense. ‘Theo fron mira R.H. B/C 9S s When in a...

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"AND ETTOR ARE TAKEN BEFORE WHITMAN. ; | proce | |. Pp. {Hotel Men’s Association Wants | tet } Inquiry Into Alleged Ad- vice

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Wew Tommy Burns Just Missed His Ambition to Become Man- ager of Another Champion. Coprright, io by The Presa Publishing Oo.

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Things Can Be Done at Stage Entertainments That Would Be Impos- sible and Disgraceful in @ Private House,”” He Declares....

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| bt | g* ff fis sh had heard 0 nolse, Hed out of ted? No, Madame had fallen out of bed. She iin bed. ‘The maid went away...

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