U S Price Gap Shrinks as Wages Remain High
Federal Reserve Board data show US prices for food shelter clothing and essentials at record low versus Europe while wages stay higher in the United States. The report notes wholesale price levels in several nations and cites wage declines in American industry affecting about 12 million workers.
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Washington, D. C
United States
federal reserve board
America
Italy
United Kingdom
France
Germany
Sweden
Denmark
Japan
Australia
Canada
India
England
Holland
Spain
Death by own action in Selfmade Grave New York
The body of an unidentified man about 40 was found in Edgecomb Park by Fabio Russo, a park employee. He lay in a shallow grave partially covered by leaves. a revolver lay nearby. Dr. Candreas of Columbus Hospital said the man had been dead about four days and had a bullet wound in the forehead.
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New York
Edgecomb park
Fabio Russo
Candreas
Columbue hospital
Police Chief Says Half of Chicago Force Involved in liquor trade
General Superintendent Fitzmorris stated in a letter to John H Alcock first deputy and Charles Clyne district attorney that he is convinced 50 percent of the Chicago police department are involved in Siegel sales and transportation of liquor. He promised drastic action if evidence to support his belief is obtainable.
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Chicago Police
Chicago
Charles ©. Fitzmorris
John H Alcock
Charles ¥. Clyne
Chelago police department
Half Billion to Aid Idie In Britain Relief Drive
London reports more than 500 million dollars added by the British government to relieve unemployment since November 11, 1918. Winston Spencer Churchill, secretary of State for the colonies, told a delegation visiting him. In New York a Cunard liner collision damaged a small launch, the Garovia plowing into the John Anton near quarantine. the launch was cut in two but the Caronia sustained no damage.
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Idie
London
Winston Spencer Churchill
New York
Garovia
Cunard line
Liverpool
John Anton
Caronia
congress
Pat Harrison
Mississippi
senate
Harrison
Harding
McCormick
LHnole
New Mexico
Lodge
Washinston
Harting
billader
Secretary of Commerce
Hoover
Elizabeth Christman
Chicuzo
Ida M. Tarbett
Sarah Couboy
Mary Van Wierek
New Yorks
bureau of labor statistics
De Valera
Lloyd George
Scotland
Gairloch
Britain
Ireland
Favor Alcoholic Beer in St Louis Radical Association
The Independent radical association in St Louis Missouri adopted a resolution favoring beer with 2.34 percent alcohol content and denouncing the dry law. The group said properly brewed lager helps in patient treatment and would be a substitute for stronger alcoholic drinks currently consumed in large quantities.
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St. Lauis
Independent
badical association
National and World Affairs Dominate Senate Agenda
Congress confronts a heavy schedule as the Senate gears up for treaties with Germany Austria and Hungary and a broad agenda on arms limitation tariffs railroad funding and coastwise tolls. Debates over reparations and domestic policy clash with warnings from the President and political figures.
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EDWARD W. PICKARD
Congress
house
senate
Harding
Watson
Indiana
Germany
Austria
Hungary
foeign relations committee
Boreh
United States
Borah
Penrose
finance committee
Gerry
La Follette
Sterling
South Dakota
Reed
Tragic and Curious Iowa Clippings Across Towns
Infant Eddie Foutch dies of infantile paralysis in Imogene while 205203 attend the Town state fair. Ed Sullivan dies in farm blasting accident. William Koch commits suicide in Burl basement. William Willet attacked at his Lake Manawa cottage. Bruce Henry 14 faces grand jury for Crip Hamilton murder. Miss Kathryn Rosenbaugh injured in Greenfield auto crash. John H Carter killed by dead live wire cross. Santo Crachiolo dies after slack dump fire. Bart Kinsinger indicted for rape near Grundy Center. Charles Feiler saves 2yearold by prompt formaldehyde incident response. William Burgess Pioneer driver dead. Ellery Rhodas dies from Baltimore government works explosion. Mrs Sears reported as Keokuk matriarch. Iowa paving near Rudd complete longest rural road in Midwest. Mrs Rupp fights custody in Farley divorce. Oil strike scare near Dubuque dismissed after bridge oil spill. Graceland College dedicates $30000 classroom building. Alfe Kaplan sues Manhattan Oil for 7000 injuries from 1920 tank fire. Shenandoah stock sale praises Gruber Poland China offerings. top sow price 3150 to Earl Howard. Iowa Public Welfare league buys Des Moines home to house thirty working girls. Onepole saved Waterloo car riders when it jumped track.
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Eddie Foutch
Frank Foutch
Imogene
Ed Sullivan
William Koch
Burl
William Willet
Lake Manawa
Bruce Henry
Crip Hamilton
Centerville
Kathryn
Rosenbeaugh
Greenfield
Bart Kinsinger
Myrtle Bloxam
Grundy Center
Kinsinger
Charles Feiler
William Burgess
Iowa Falls
Decar Falls
Ft. Dodge
Ellery Rhostles
Isaac Rhodas
Shenandoah
government chemical works
Baltimore
Hea
GC. W. Sears
Iowa
G. A. Sears
Mississippi River Power Company
Alden J. Sears
Keokuk
Rudd
middlewest
Alfred Rupp
Waukon
Farley
Rupps
Blockhouse creek
Dubuque
Graceland College
Alfe Kaplan
Avoca
Manhattan Oil Company
Kaplan
George Gruber
Poland
China
Earl Howard
Shenandoah fair
Iowa Public Welfare league
Public Welfare bureau
Des Moines
Waterloo
Cedar Falls
Kitchen remedies and soups from the everyday table
A kitchen column offers recipes for Apple jelly, Cream of Celery Soup, Cream of Pea Soup, Julienne Soup and Orange ice Cream. Step by step directions cover gelatin preparation, stock, thickeners, and seasoning. Tips include serving with croutons and using boiled vegetables. The piece closes with a rhymed pledge praising pudding’s dining duty.
Seasonal Foods From a Historic Oyster Cook Book
Seasonal dishes include Curried Eggs, Salmon Mold, Cucumber Sauce, Scalloped Cabbage, Cocoa and a note on pumpkin seeds as a meat detente. Recipes provide butter, flour, curry, paprika, milk, stock, salmon, mustard, vinegar, gelatin, cream, and cheese directives with steps and servings. The piece emphasizes preparation time and the appeal of laborious kitchen tasks.
California Fig Syrup Advertisement Shows Baby Health Claims
An old advertisement urges mothers to use California Fig Syrup to alleviate constipation in children. It touts a fruity taste and a single dose as often sufficient, recommending the product for a range of symptoms and instructing mothers to demand the genuine California Fig Syrup from druggists.
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cvary boz
California
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Switzerland
John D. Prime
New Jersey
Copenhagen
Prime
Columbia university
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Hughes
Washington
Siberia
Curzon
Great Britain
treasury department
stelke
federated shop crafts
general railroad
United States railway labor board
Landis
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Biehap Sun Noll
League of Nations
council of the league
league
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Adriatic
Tirana
Greece
Vallon
Esthenia
Latvia
Lithuania
assembly
Vilna
Asia
Salt
Angora
Sakuria
Malabar
jng
Mussulmans
Turkey
Oppau
Oppay
Rhine Palatinate
topyriekt, jeonapaper Union
Dongen
Sao The buzzard
canary
Burley
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