Worldwide News Digest Echoes War to Deflate Costs
A broad collection covers economic tactics to cut living costs, bank loan reductions, and rail and fuel price shifts. Notable items include Wilson's Armenia mandate stance, Senate probes into campaign expenditures, and new price moves by Standard Oil in Chicago and fuel oil contracts for the Navy.
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Harding
Federal Reserve Board
Senate
Washington
Political shifts and wartime figures greet 1920s asides
Personal Senator Puies Penrose plans to attend the Republican national convention in Chicago per Philadelphia notices. General Carranza is reported killed near Tlaxcalantalongo after a May 6 retreat from Mexico City. Gen Rodolfo Herrera allegedly led the assault with Carranza’s fate shared by companions. A London dispatch notes Persia appealing to the League of Nations to counter Bolshevik aggression.
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Puies Penrose
Chicago
Philadelphia
V. Carrangia
Mexico City
Puebla
Rinconada
Tlaxcalaltonge
Carranza
Rodolfo Herrera
London
Persia
League of Nations
Iowa Notes On Trials Fire Losses And County Updates
A broad survey-style item compiles trial mentions including a man named Briggs facing charges linked to a 1917 farm fire in Fayette and Clayton counties, with a note that conspiracy counts may be dropped. It covers local intrigue, county attorney promises about Villisca ax murder records, a Story county town of Kelley, and long lists of anecdotes about Iowa history, people, and institutions.
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Ators ‘Oka
Paul W. Richards
Montgomery County
Supreme Court of Iowa
Villizca
Jones‘Wilkerson
Buffalo Bill
John Barton
Payne
Shipping Board
Agate
Buffalo Hill
Winneshiek County
United’. States
Europe
Vinton
Éounty
Iowa
Tha Eer Association
Paris roads to world scale and dog guards in transit
The item notes varied world details, including the French state railway using demobilized war trained dogs to guard goods in transit and Paris roads once laid out could span nearly across America. It references a British MP needing consent to resign and a St Louis fund for industry facilities, with other notes on asphalt, Spain irrigation, crow sentinels, and a large oil carrying steamship with four powerful pumps.
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Greater
New York
St. Louis
Paris
America
Spain
Two Roumanian Friends Seek Aid After Farmward Work
Two Romanian men, long tied to farm labor in Croay Station, seek relief supplies and ongoing support after a year together. Local authorities note their stable companionship and request public assistance measures.
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