Anaconda Standard Reports New Claims System Proposal
The article explains a proposed system to receive claims hear complaints hold examinations and investigate to determine compensation and insurance claims. Each regional office will be staffed for prompt settlement with suboffices under its control. The central office in Washington will handle general administration and accounting. The plan aims to properly care for men entitled to benefits.
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Ceive
Washington
Anaconda High School graduates noted as brightest in history
The Anaconda high school Class of 1921 features 57 graduates praised for alert intelligence and leadership. Fourteen earned honor roll status across four years, with seven football players part of the state championship team. Superintendent Dwyer and Principal Blanchard are credited with the school’s successes. Married life trends show June brides down and divorces rising, per New York Sun data.
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Anaconda High School
Anaconda High
Anaconda
Dwyer
Blanchard
New York Sun
Go-as-you-can World Hob0o Championship Match
An American addict Brakebeam Jack Davis and Australian Saltbrush Bill West begin a no-money go-as-you-please race from New York to the Pacific coast. The detector prize of 500 dollars is posted by James Eads How of St. Louis, a welfare advocate, though the contest’s welfare purpose remains unclear.
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John Davis
Trampdom
Brakebeam Jack
United States
William West
Saltbrush Bill
New York City
Pacific Coast
James Eads How
St. Louis
How
International Welfare Association
Consolidation plan aims to streamline veteran relief agencies
Congress weighs a bill to create a Veteran’s Bureau in the Treasury to absorb the War Risk Insurance Bureau, the Board of Vocational Training, and Public Health Service duties while preserving hospital care for crippled or invalid soldiers. The measure adds 14 regional relief offices and up to 50 suboffices, placing the soldier in direct contact with these offices.
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Congress
Treasury Department
Veteran’s Bureau
War Risk Insurance Bureau
Board of Vocational Training
Public Health Service
One Victory for the Weed in Public Discourse
The piece satirically notes shifting views on tobacco amid a New Jersey Medical Society address. It wryly cites Dr. Golston praising tobacco’s hygienic value and the old art and literature backing cigars, while hinting at broader political and social foreshadowing with references to Sims, Einstein, Bergdoll, Bryan, and prohibition themes.
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Luncy Page Gaston
W. H. Golston
Camden
N. J
New Jersey Medical Society
Lord Byron
Grand and Glorious Feeling Prompts Quick Return
A reader recalls deciding to quit only to discover a promising item. The moment of doubt shifts as inspection reveals potential value, prompting a renewed effort. The vignette underscores a sudden turn from hesitation to action sparked by a tangible find.
Immigration limits and citizen deadline urged by press
A Montana press roundup critiques lax immigration policy and calls for a rule requiring admitted aliens to qualify for citizenship within a set period or face deportation. It argues tight supervision of foreign-born residents until they prove worthy of citizenship.
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Congress
Kalspell Tater Lake
Toormarine
Humor of the Day Jokes From Urban Papers Show Quiet Snickers
A collage of light quips from the Houston Post Boston Transcript and Detroit Free Press captures everyday humor. Bits include wives teasing husbands about flies mirrors burglars and theater misreads along with a shy punch about foreign cars and marriage doubts.
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Boston Transcript
Sam
Detroit Free Press
Friend
The May-Bringer Bird Poem Fragment
A fragmented lyric from 1931 by T A Delp featuring birds and spring themes. The speaker contemplates a song from a thrush and other birds, with dreamy imagery of love, dawn, and renewal. The piece resembles a poetic medley rather than a complete narrative.
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Dave
T. A. Delp
Novelty Flashes and Political Snippets Across Papers
A collage of clipped quotes and satirical lines from various papers mocks labor policy and currency ideas, notes on Einstein and relativity, and a jab at postwar amusements. References include Omaha Dee, Pillsbury Gazette Times, Buffalo Express, Charleston News and Courier, Washington Star, Providence Journal, Wall Street Journal, and Brooklyn Eagle.
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Tom Watson
Pillsbury Gazette
Times
Los Angeles
Buffalo Express
Einstein
Europe
Charleston News and Courier
doubtful Monday horoscope signals military shifts and travel changes
The June 13 1921 horoscope warns of mobilization pressures for navy and army, cautious leaders, and rising authority for a high personage. It flags possible railway accidents and calm seas for travel by air later in summer, with turmoil in Denmark and political changes in congress. Geminis may be clever but unstable in love this year.
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Herman M. Adier
He. Saya
Navy
Andy
Denmark
Mars
Saturn
Congress
Gemini
Lecture
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Besse Oa Ie
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United States ‘Land Offices
Ailes City Star
Chamber of Commerce
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Lewistown
Kalispell Bee
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Treasure State
Havre
Constantine
Greece
Smyrna
Asia Minor
Houston Post
Lunceman
New York
Rhyme and Reason
Soar Eee
Secretary of Labor
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