Senate approves Kenyon Americanization bill
The Senate passed the Kenyon Americanization bill 86 to 14. It requires U S residents aged 16 to 21 and aliens aged 16 to 46 who cannot speak read or write English to attend at least 200 hours of school per year. Administration falls to the interior secretary through the Bureau of Education with state funding proportional to illiteracy levels.
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Washington
Senate
United States
Secretary of the Interior
Bureau of Education
Secretary of Labor
Potato Growers Corner Market In Seattle Area
Investigation by the U S department of justice found thousands of tons of potatoes held at Yakima and near Seattle by growers awaiting higher prices. U S Attorney Ben L Moore said no action could be taken against growers due to the Lever food control act. Potatoes were listed to dealers at 100 dollars per ton. frost damage and high shipments to the East were noted, with frost affecting only about one tenth of the crop.
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Seattle
Wash
United States Department of Justice
Yakima
Ben L. Moore
United States
Moore
New Graft to Escape Arrest in Butte Case
John Thayer and Joe Foyer were arrested for vagrancy in Butte yesterday. Thayer used a lunch bucket as camouflage during nightly patrols in questionable city areas. Each was fined $19 and officers say both are drug addicts.
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John Thayer
Butte
Joe Foyer
Thayer
Movie shoppers spotted by Cincinnati box office
Hilda Canter, a Cincinnati theater box office worker, says moviegoers shop by inspecting posters and photographs before choosing a film. She distinguishes regular patrons from fans and those who merely rest or kill time at the cinema.
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International News Service
Cincinnati
Ohio
Hilda Canter
Hilda
Spooners
League of 200 boys forms to fight living costs
A group of 200 high school boys organizes a league to combat the high cost of living. Expensive shoes clothing and cravats are lent. Members are expected to wear uniform outfits of flannel shirts plain black ties and army shoes. The girls plan to swap expensive waists for middy blouses.
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International News Service
Mitchell
Leather of Shark Skins in Boston Shoe Show
A Boston shoe show features shark skin leather among substitutes for conventional leather. Bark shagreen, long used for handles and ornament, has been developed into durable leather suitable for shoes, book bindings, trunks, bags, harness and similar items.
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International News Service
Boston
Elizabethgrad Taken in Bolshevik Advance Report
A Bolshevik headquarters communication from Moscow states Elizabethgrad has been occupied and the forces press westward. Elizabethgrad lies in Southussia near the Balta Kremenchug railway, about 175 miles northeast of Odessa.
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London
Elizabethgrad
Moscow
Khereon
Southussia
Odessa
La Follette In Hospital After Tooth Infection
Senator R. M. La Follette is in a Rochester Minnesota hospital due to an infection from a tooth. His condition is not critical and he is expected to return home by week’s end.
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Madison
Wis
R. M. la Follette
Inia Hospital
Rochester
Minn
Birth Records Missing Spark Concern In Butte
City Health Officer Dr. E R Grigg warned missing birth entries harm unrecorded children. He urged parents to ensure births are registered after a second inquiry found no record of Bryant Allen born Butte February 16 1897, hindering his potential cross border job move.
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E. R. Grigg
Butte
Bureau of Vital Statistics
Grigg
Fred Manning
Sterling
N. Y
Bryant Allen
Horoscope Forecast for January 27 1920
Favorable planetary aspects guide the day with auspicious wedding prospects and lasting harmony. Theaters and social meetings show good fortune, while women gain civic influence and service recognition grows. Travel, business change, and busy years head for those born under Aquarius. children born today are energetic and reliable.
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Venus
Saturn
Uranus
Mars
Stars
Doctors to Hold Special Meeting on Malocclusion
A paper by Dr. H. K. van der Heydt will headline a special meeting of the Silver Bow Medical Association at the Silver Bow Club Wednesday evening. The topic is Etiology and Treatment of Malocclusion of Teeth. Doctors and dentists are invited to attend. the program begins at 9 o'clock.
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H. K. van der Heydt
Silver Bow Medical Association
Silver Bow Club
Large Congregations Attend Grace Church Services
Large crowds filled Grace church each evening at 7 45 despite the storm. The meet ing continued with strong interest. A prayer meeting is set for 10 o clock this morning at Mrs Johns home 1738 Grand avenue.
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Grace Church
Bar Visitors to Restrict the Flu at Warm Springs
Dr J M Seanlund in charge of the state asylum at Warm Springs announced a visitor ban to prevent influenza reaching 1250 patients. The order takes effect that morning though officials say there is no current influenza at the facility.
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Montana
J. M. Seanlund
Warm Springs
Lotus Club Announces Friday Masquerade Ball Dance
Secretary Robert Kohler mailed notices to Lotus club members about the next dance at the Woman's club house. The annual masquerade ball, the second on the list, will occur Friday February 18 with decorations themed for Valentine’s Day.
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Lotus Club
Woman's Club
Robert Kohler
Trouble in India continues resistance in Tochi district
An official Delhi statement dated January 21 reports Waziri tribesmen refuse to surrender rifles as fines in Tochi district. Mahsud tribesmen persistently fire on picket lines, with no end to the violence in sight.
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London
Delhi
British India
Tochi
Don’t Experiment With Catarrh It Leads to Consumption
Public health ad warns against local sprays for catarrh claiming lasting cure only through blood treatment. It stresses catarrh can worsen to lung disease, urges S. S. S. as the remedy, and invites readers to write Swift Specific Co. for advice.
British Force Declares Enemy Losses After Village Destroyed
The communiqué says hostilities will not cease until fines are paid. It reports enemy casualties of 35 dead on Jan 17 and 18, and notes Naikash village was destroyed after an enemy mutilated a British fallen soldier.
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Naikash
Bergdoll Draft Dodger Trial Scheduled in New York
Grover C Bergdoll the Philadelphia heir and alleged draft dodger held at Governor's Island will face trial starting Friday morning. He was captured at his home after a two year military intelligence search.
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New York
Grover C. Bergdoll
Philadelphia
Governor's Island
Bergdoll
Defiance May Seek To Eliminate City Jail
Defiance Ohio weighs a jail abolition ordinance after long inactivity. City council asks the solicitor to draft the measure as crime persists yet escape chances remain high and jail business seems unlikely to resume.
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International News Service
Defiance
Ohio
Livestock Prices Steady to Strong on Local Market
South St. Paul reports 7300 hogs with futures up to 20 cents higher for notable weights. Cattle receipts total 2300 with fat steers from 6.50 to 7.50 and cows and heifers 6.00 to 11.75, calves 6.75 to 18, stockers 5 to 12. Sheep receipts 2800 show lambs at 8 to 19.25, wethers 2 to 12.25, ewes 5 to 11, with overall market steady to strong.
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South ST. Paul
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