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Akron Register Tribune

Location

Akron, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 12, 1920

Page

7

President Veto Question Hangs Over War Peace Resolution

In Washington a suit seeks to compel Secretary Colby to proclaim the end of the German war state, arguing the president has no veto over a joint resolution. Harry Mecartney suggests a bar association advisory case on whether Congress or the people can declare peace and whether the League of Nations can be adopted without a formal electorate vote.

Supreme Court Ion Congress Germany League of Nations Mandaamas Bar Association

Wide Open Policy Ends in Silent Power Shift

Harley Wentworth, at twenty eight, wins Kenton mayoralty in a wide open election. He faces pressure from ally Henenson and a jealous challenger while his fiancée Jean voices concerns about liquor and gambling under his reform. After a late night confrontation, Wentworth retracts the open policy stance and vows a cautious, decent administration.

McClura Newenayer Syndicate Harley Wentworth Imayor Kenton Young Blood Munter Pal Mr. Black Wentworth Hennison Harley Mr. Hennison Mr. Bennison Jean Sean Iquor Black Hhm

Federal Employees Push for Higher Wages and Reclassification

The National Federation of Federal Employees launches a nationwide drive to reclassify the civil service and set a $3 per day minimum wage. Charles F. Nagi heads the central west effort, with 25 local unions already in his territory. The push seeks retirement benefits for all workers and a merit-based pay scale overseen by a central agency with employee representation. The federation, one of five public employee unions, counts 192 locals.

National Federation of Federal Employees Enire Civil Service Congress Executive Council Charles F. Nagi Federal Chicago Federation Central West National Federation Mr. Nag

Both Parties Endorse Good Roads In Elections

Both major parties support federal aid for highway construction. Republicans and Democrats tout continued funding to cut transport costs, aid farmers, improve rural mail service, and support military defense. Nominees also back strong road programs as essential to national economic welfare.

Ronda Blank Democratic San Francisco Hach Dartles

Western Miners Award Gold Hero Medals

Heroic miners receive gold hero medals from the Joseph A. Holmes Safety Association for bravery in lifesaving efforts over the past three years. Award ceremonies will occur at the International first aid and mine rescue contest in Denver in September with named recipients from Montana Minnesota Idaho and Butte.

Joseph A. Holmes John L Boardman Butte, Mont Anaconda Copper Company West Colusa Daniel Bioavitch Elwablk Minn Balkan Mining Company Balade Blonvitch Lev James O Colling Jmes Dilimark Mullen Ida Gold Hunter Mining and Smelter Company Michael Conroy Peter Sheridan James B. Moore North Butte Mining Company Butte Mant Lves

Army officer named tombstone town origin tale

Reported origin of Tombstone Arizona name tied to miner Ed Schlefflin and a cavalry scouting excursion in the late 1870s. Judge Watson recalls the phrase Tombstone inspired by a trooper’s remark about Geronimo and the prospectors finding a fortune beyond the hills. The account cites the Portland Oregonian in recounting local lore.

Tombstone Aviz Ed Schlefftin B. Watson Gold Hill Geronimo United States Schlefflin Nevada United States Cavalry SehieMlin Ol’ Geronimo Sehteffin Portland Oregonian

Black diamonds contrasted with traditional gems

The piece explains black diamonds or carbons as pure carbon, harder than crystal diamonds, yet lacking crystalline form. It notes irregular shapes from half a carat to 800 carats, colors dark gray to brownish, and opacity, contrasting with translucent crystalline jewelry diamonds.

Welcome Relief From the Tortures of Rheumatism

An old remedy claims to purge the blood of germs causing rheumatism. S. S. S. is said to purify blood and act as an antidote to rheumatic germs, with druggists selling it nationwide. The notice invites readers to seek medical guidance at 107 Swift Laboratory, Atlanta, Ga. A pickpocket’s work ends in a moment of obstruction.

Stuart Btuart Co Detroit Mich Swift Laboratory Atlanta

Western Canada projects record grain harvests amid labor squeeze

General rains across Manitoba Saskatchewan and Alberta revive optimism for vast yields comparable to 1915. Governments seek 10 000 to 15 000 extra harvest hands with daily wages from 5 to 6, while rail rates and Canadian government offices in Chicago Detroit Milwaukee Kansas City Omaha Des Moines Watertown St Paul Fort Worth Grand Forks facilitate worker travel to fields.

Canada Manitoba Saskatchewan Alberta Winnipeg Alberti Kansas Nebraska South Dakota Nicois Central States Boundary Points Chicago Ill Detroit Mich Milwaukee Wis Kansas City

Odd Horse Led By Gipsy Ends Up At Steam Laundry

A gaunt horse with prominent ribs, not the pride of any stable, is led by a gipsy who seems keen to move it. A shouted interjection warns the direction is wrong, but the owner insists he knows best and plans to use the animal as a scrubbing board at a steam laundry.

Arcea't Guv’nor

Fooled Him That Time Poem in Liberty Bond Back

A brief item notes a dispute over a poem printed on the back of a Liberty bond form. The editor challenges the author about its value, while the speaker defends the poetry as worthy. The passage also remarks the woman is a good talker and apt to be a good auditor.

Boston Transcript

Correction in Conversation Sparks Sharp Exchange

A terse exchange unfolds as one character urges punctual arrival near ten minutes to the hour. A second interrupts sharply, asking for clarification before pressing the time reference.

Thousands Have Kidney Trouble and Never Suspect It

Drugstore claims and physician testimony urge Swamp-Root as a cure for kidney issues. It highlights insurer rejections linked to undiagnosed kidney trouble and offers samples by mail. The ad promotes Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root and lists bottle sizes and ordering details.

Kilmer Dr. Elmer & Co Binghamton, N

Shave With Cutiura Soap Advertised Benefits

A brief advertisement promotes Cutiura Soap claiming doubled razor efficiency and improved skin health. It asserts the soap cleanses skin, prevents irritation, and can be used for shaving, bathing, and shampooing in one product with no germs or waste.

Must Strive for Ideals in Citizen Habit

A cautious exhortation urges citizens to pursue high ideals and persist beyond failures. It emphasizes that success comes from effort, intelligence, character, and faith in God and others, turning failures into stepping stones toward power and national strength.

Tery

The Real Thing in a Comical Sales Scene

A humorous local vignette shows a shopkeeper fielding a puzzled customer asking about scientific salesman ship. The dialogue highlights a man attempting to buy a dress suit while another shopper seeks high powered gadgets, ending with a joking remark about limited horsepower and income.

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