Unemployment Conference Mulls Permanent Economic Policy
A national conference on unemployment seeks to shape a general program of permanent measures to combat involuntary idle ness and restore normal commerce. Sub committees meet ahead of a full conference, with recommendations on wage readjustment, the open shop, railway funding, and foreign trade, while civic leaders coordinate with state governors and city mayors.
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Washington, D. C
national conference on
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national council of Catholic men
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Wedding crowns mark royal betrothal in Paris
Prince William and Princess Xenia Wed as Duke Dimitri presided with two gold crowns held above the couple for about thirty minutes. An Orthodox Greek priest led a grand ceremony, attended by nobles, in Paris highlighting a union between Russian royalty and the French capital.
Nebraskan officials surrender to Douglas County Court
Edgar Daniel of Shadow Grove and August H. Ruwa of Flopper surrender to the Douglas county court with bonds of 6000 dollars each after indictments returned by the special grand jury probing tax law infractions in the county. Announcement came from the sheriff's office.
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Omaha
Neb
Edgar Daniel
Shadow Grove
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August H. Ruwa
Flopper
fe concern
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Douglas county
Siren
sheriff
Iowa News Sheet Reports District Meeting Oelwein Oct 16
Iowa district reporters plan a conference in Oelwein on October 16 led by men of the fifth Iowa district. The item lists local incidents including suicides, bankruptcies, accidents, and weather effects on crops, with notes from Fairfield, Boone, Dubuque, Manchester, Diagonal, and other Iowa towns.
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Iowa
Oelwein
J. W. Liggett
Fairfield
Clarence Hoffman
Boone county
poti-ons
Marie Latz
Dubuque
Myrie Daugherty
Oakland
Cincinnati
Methodists
Congregationalists
Christiane
Civic Improvement Club
Greenfield
Wiinolg Central
Cherokee
Onewa
Terrill
Sioux Falla
Sioux City
J. Delahery
Manchester
Delaware
Buchanan
Fayette
Sig Germundson
W. Drais
Onawa
Council Bluffs
Drais
Mundson
Fred Skroh
Diagonal
Buena Vista
Col
William Bailey
Heilay
Tony Kanzlarich
Tony
State Board of Agriculture
Andrew J. Boyd
Mort Madison
D. M. Anderson
Albia
Supreme court
Boyd
Bert Cutler
Skunk
Colfax
Deep Hiver
Father Jackson
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Cutler
Indian Creek
government hospital
Als wifa
Leonard Kirk
Bessie Knudson
Rockwell City reformatory
Harlan
Frank Clark
Gilman
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Legion in loan business in Fargo post aids thrift
Fargo North Dakota post adjutant launches American Legion Bonus Loan Association to help members save and borrow against state service pay. Since Jan 1 1921 deposits of 5 to 260 with 5 percent interest total over 20 000 paid in savings and more than fifty loans issued through Fargo bank. Each borrower must open a savings account upon loan approval and a dividend is paid twice yearly. Other posts in various states seek guidance to replicate the system.
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American Legion
Fargo
N. D
post
Arthur &. Coltit
Legion
North Dakota
Fargo bank
Legion posts
Fargo post
Will Coyte Seen As Future Young Governor In Washington
Washington residents hail William Jennings Coyte as a lucky, gifted leader. A former University of Washington athlete and war veteran, he rose from captaincy in the 362d Infantry to earning the Distinguished Service Cross. At 33, he is the lieutenant governor with prospects of becoming the nation’s youngest governor.
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Washington
William Jennings Coyte
Coyte
Gil Dable
University of Washington
leutenant
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Argonne
362d Infantry
United States
Problems of Navy Ex-Service Men Conference
Navy ex service men in the American Legion will discuss problems at a Chicago fall conference called by Edward B. Spafford New York chairman of the naval affairs committee. The meeting will address the tubercular risk among sub chaser and submarine crews and the unequal manpower figures between army and navy veterans. Committee members include Benjamin Briscoe Philander Briscoe Claudius Pendill Fred A Tillmas and C W Neville Jr.
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American Legion
naval affairs committee of
the Legion
Chicago
Edward B. Spafford
New York
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Mr. Spafford
Benjamin Briscoe
Michigan
Philander Briscoe
Maryland
Claudius G. Pendill
Wisconsin
Frad A. Tillmas
California
C. W. Neville, Jr
Louisiana
leutenant
Legion volunteers aid injured veteran Crawford in Jackson
At the American Legion post in Jackson Mississippi, volunteers were urged to donate blood to save Welton A. Crawford, an overseas veteran severely injured in a streetcar accident. Twelve legionnaires answered the call and Crawford began recovering.
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american Legion
Jackson
Migs
Welton A. Crawford
Crawford
Seattle veteran Nolan, 88, earns quick college progress
Michael J. Nolan of Seattle, an Army veteran who trained with Dominion forces in Canada and endured shell shock and illness, was offered instructor positions in philosophy bacteriology and engineering. He returned to the University of Washington in 1919 and, after astonishing tests, is finishing a four year program in 18 months. He is a native of Wexford Ireland and a member of Rainier Noble post.
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Michael J. Nolan
Seattle Wash
Royal Engineers
America
Germany
Nolan
Canada
France
Wexford
Ireland
Rainier Noble post
American Legion
Seattle
Diverse chaplain roles held by Rev. H. MacLane in Toledo
Rev. H B MacLane serves as chaplain for six organizations in Toledo Ohio. He compares his faith role to Bob Fitzimmons after news of a son’s birth. MacLane served as a wounded sky pilot in the Meuse Arlonne offense with the Thirty seventh Division and later joined the American Legion and other veteran groups.
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MacLane
Toledo
sky
Jim chaplain
Bob Fitzimmons
Elooray
Chaplain MacLane
Meuse-Arconne
Harry E. Kern
American Legion
Lucas County
Ohio
council of the Legion
Soldiera
Scottish Rite
Thirty-seventh Division
Veterans’ association
Oliie Natonal Guard
Disabled Veterans of the
Dry land sailor ace wins Detroit canoe carnival
Miss Ethelyn Meter, a so called dry land sailor, won a prize at the Belle Isle canoe carnival in Detroit Michigan. She helps organize the Benton Harbor post of the American Legion and led her team as the Legion colors fluttered from her winning craft.
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Aston
Ethelyn Meter
Belle Isle
Detroit
Mich
Misa Moter
Genton Harbor
Deneweee egerbino
bureau of navigation
Washingston
Miss Meter
Benton Harbor
American Legion
Legion
Memorial Day Pilgrimages Honoring General Ward in Ching
Americans in Ching will make pilgrimages to the grave of General Frederick Ward on Memorial Day, a custom started this year by the Shanghai American Legion post. Ward led the River Victorious Army against the Taiping Rebellion and was killed at Tai Ki while commanding Chinese troops.
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General Ward
Ching
Frederick Ward
American Legion
Shanghai
Amerca
Ward
Tai Ki
Sungklang
Depew's thrift lesson from a $100 bank tale
Chauncey M Depew recalls how a $100 early savings at Peekskill Savings Bank grew to $800 over sixty years while another $87 50 deposited fifty years ago remained untouched The moral is clear deposit money in a bank that pays interest and compounds it Money works while you sleep and the tale serves as a thrift object lesson for readers in mid century banking wisdom.
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Chauncey M. Depew
New York Central railroad
Briarcliff Manor
Peekskill Savings bank
Peekskill
Changes in Harding Cabinet Rumors From Washington
Dispatches report Attorney General Harry M. Daugherty may resign to seek the United States Senate seat from Ohio. Rumors speak of cabinet changes amid department consolidations and possible moves involving Secretaries Weeks Denby Menon and a treasurer retirement with Weeks stepping into Treasury.
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Washington
Harry M. Daugherty
Harding
United
Ohio
congress
navy
department of
national defense
Weeks
Denby
Andrew W. Menon
Pittsburgh
treasury department
Goodrich to Join American Relief Administration in Russia
Goodrich, former Indiana governor, leaves New York for Russia to join Col. William N. Haskell at the American Relief Administration. He cites Hoover’s non political policy and strict race creed neutrality as reasons for his service. He plans London, Moscow via Berlin and Italy for the winter.
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James P. Goodrich
Indiana
New York
Russia
jroin
William N. Haskell
American relief administration
relief organization
Hoover
Baskell
winston
America
central
Europe
Berlin
Ilga
plang
Italy
Allies Seek Mexican Cash As Debt Talks Begin
Thomas W. Lamont of J P Morgan travels to Mexico City by request of the International Committee of Bankers on Mexico to discuss Mexico's external obligations. The committee, backed by British, French, Swiss, Dutch and Belgian interests, cites an external debt near 200 million dollars plus about 40 million in accrued interest. France is viewed as a major creditor, with Britain and others likely in line.
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Thomas W. Lamont
J. P. Morgan & Co
Mexico City
Lamont
International Committee of Bankers on
Mexico
Lamant
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France
California Fig Syrup Ad Teaches Constipation Cure
A vintage advertisement urges mothers to use California Fig Syrup to cleanse the liver and bowels of children. It promises quick relief from constipation, sour bile, and waste, with a teaspoonful daily preventing future illness and cites genuine labeling on bottles to avoid imitations.
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California
Grand Gauses Divorce Rise Linked to Wealth, Doctor States
At the annual meeting of the American Osteopathic association Dr Ernest D Yucker of New York attributed the rising divorce rate to the growing wealth of the country. He cited a change in the pituitary body's function, described as ductless and about the size of a pen, hidden on the underside of the brain.
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Thousands of Women Target Kidney Trouble Remedy
Women readers learn that many illnesses stem from kidney or bladder disease and that Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root can restore kidney health. The ad promises a sample bottle for ten cents by mail to Kilmer Co. in Binghamton New York and offers larger bottle options.
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Kitmer
Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton, N. Y
The Days of Long Ago Nostalgia Toastmaster
A fragment notes a past era and praises an unnamed toastmaster as wonderfully engaging. Noerth-Poor Juck% references obscure terms while West comments on the speaker's charm. The unreadable text limits specific identities or events.
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West
The Cheerful Liar and Public Manners Return
The fragmentary item hints at themes of politeness, social expectations, and self presentation. A humorous voice contrasts vacation notes with body image and social duties, mentioning a physician and fortunes tied to manners in polite society.
Twenty eight years with Pierce medicines in a Missouri family
In Jane Missouri a woman recalls years of poor health after measles and inflammation. She credits Doctor Piercy’s Golden Medical Discovery and Favorite Prescription with restoring health after three bottles of each. She asserts the medicines allowed her to resume housework and saved expenses.
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Jane
Piercy
Pierce
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