Ansconda Montana Senate Notes and Germany Claims
A 1922 Anaconda Mont edition discusses Heflin of Alabama clashing with Glass in the Senate over statements. It covers Watson restraining Heflin, Williams quipping on air pollution during an open air speech, and remarks on German war claims against the United States. It also quotes Admiral Sims debating gas, submarines, and bombers versus humane war, and contemplates the inevitability of future conflict.
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Heflin
Alabama
United States Senate
Glass
Virginia
Alabama Statesman
Senate
Watson
Georgia
John Sharpe Williams
Mississippi
Washington
Harding
Lincoln Memorial
District of Columbia
Williams
Congressional
United States
United States and Germany Seek Rapid Resolution of Alien Property
The White House will settle the disposition of 357.435 million dollars in alien property held by Col. Thomas W. Miller. President Harding has been assured that German business interests want the property kept in the United States, while German workers seek an orderly return with minimal expense. Trust counts include 29,606 under 10,000 dollars, 1,502 between 10,000 and 50,000, 498 between 50,000 and 250,000, 162 between 250,000 and 1,000,000, and 50 over 1,000,000. The administration views the matter as vital to economic relations.
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United States
Germany
Europe
Thomas W. Miller
White House
Harding
Crime and Punishment of Flappers at Bayside Yacht Club
A satirical collage critiques dancing bans and Prohibition era morality. It references a Bayside Yacht Club stance on flappers, a proposed Duke dance bill in New York, Poland banning American dances, and various public figures, all in a tongue in cheek tone about cultural clashes and authority.
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Bayside
N. Y
Associated Press
New York
Bayside Yacht Club
Poland
France
Mother Hubbard
Shipping Board
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Horoscope for Friday June 23 1922 and Allende storm reports
The column warns Jupiter and Neptune favor business initiative in the morning with caution in ventures. It notes unrest among thinkers, potential personal crises tied to narcotics, and a call for mental poise amid rising nervous strain. Domestic happiness is forecast. storm reports from Allende Mexico describe severe destruction after the rains.
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Jupiter
Neptune
Uranus
Meclure
Associated Press
Eagle Pass
Texas
Allende
Mexico
Quipster Snippets From Across Papers On Law And Light
A collage of witty glosses from multiple papers notes public indifference to tax plans, bootleg poison worries, Lenine fears in light and dark, and the press mix of political jabs. It jokes about the law, theater of words, and endurance in Russia while touching on American figures like La Follette and Watson.
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Birmingham Age- Herald
Lenine
Boston
Dallas News
Genoa
Russia
Greenville Piedmont
Tom Watson
Senate Chamber
Toledo + Blade
Ntim
la Follette
Supreme Court
Chicago News
Sever
Nick
New York Tribune
Birmingham Age-Herald
Mother and daughter to graduate from Colorado College
Mrs. Georgia Easley and her daughter Miss Adelaide Easley graduate and sophomore respectively at Colorado College in Colorado Springs. Mrs. Easley, formerly Cleveland Ohio’s first policewoman, earns a B A this month.
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Georgia Easley
Adelaide Easley
Colorado College
Colorado Springs
Col
Air Gaps and Lightning Switches for Aerial Safety
Many fear lightning striking buildings via aerials and wires yet they do not attract lightning. Properly installed aerials grounded through gaps or switches are safe, reducing fire risk. Licensed installations apply to sending stations, receiving stations require no license.
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New York
Fe Department
Fire Department
New York City
Whiskey Smuggling Punt With Whiskey Bound to Cuba
A seven foot punt loaded with whiskey was spotted in the Detroit River by a U S patrol. The crew claimed it was bound for Cuba and produced Canadian papers when challenged. The case reflects broader views on prohibition and the shift toward light wines and beers as enforcement proves difficult.
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Detroit
Detroit River
United States
Tiquor
Burt
Whitey
Sto Cuba
Canadi
Prohibition's Failures Cited by French Visitor in Paris
Paris June 22 Prohibition has failed in the United States yet is not responsible for an alarming rise in narcotics says Ernest Guy who has been in the United States for two years studying prohibition for French wine growers His remarks were made during a public demonstration and quote a recent dispatch from Paris
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Paris
United States
Ernest Guy
M. Guy
Poodle Hobo New Missouri Offering Misread Tale
A garbled account describes a bizarre incident where a train passenger encounters a mysterious woman and a small man who follows through a deceptive transport plan. The fragment hints at a staged kidnapping attempt and a peculiar exchange at Tilburn with implied danger and surprise.
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Standard Publishing
Compant
Ansconda, Mont
Anaconda
Mant Matter
Business Department
Baitorial
Bratheen
Baitorial Department
Butte
Ansconds
Teer Lodge
Ditton
Boreman
Philipsboro
Canaan
Standard Publishing Company
Butte, Mont
Congress
Mixed Claims Commission
Sims the Sinister
John the Baptist
Admiral Sims
Medical College
Albany
Cato
Sims
Doughty
Lennie
John Barleycorn
Seereee
Mr. Bryan
Wonder
Alice
Tank
St. Louis Globe-Democrat
Washington Post
New York Post
America
Washington Star
Detroit Free Press
Gebefie Easley
Miss Adelaide Easley
THE
Home Radio
Ete Ene
Cuba
New Missouri
Senna
Chedirataeag
Soares
Tilburn
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