Wheeler Indicted and Family Fears Loom in Great Falls
Senator Burton K Wheeler faces two indictments in Montana oil scheme case as he prepares for trial on April 16. While Wheeler battles charges, his wife may face a life-threatening hospital stay for a new heir. In Washington, seven hundred literary women gather for the League of Pen Women meeting, seeking to shape national literature amid prohibition chatter and ongoing political debates.
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Harry Rnd
Escoria sService
Washington
Burton K. Wheeler
Ciincidate
Montana
Wheeler
Mont
Imalice
Great Falls
League of Pen
Congress
New York
Voluntary Baxenthood League
Contra
Senate
Rice
W. Means
Colorado
Means
Meang
Atlantic Subscribers Urged to Call for Evening Paper Access
Notice to readers of the News Telegraph urges Atlantic subscribers who fail to receive their paper in the evening to call 379-R before eight o'clock. The piece expands into a reflection on southern progress, noting hotel builds, paved roads, and rejuvenation across Georgia North and South Carolina Tennessee West Virginia Virginia and Maryland as the region seeks industrial and financial benefits.
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Atlantic
News- Telegraph
News
Counity
Sry
Vine Pony
Atabina
Georgia
North
South Carolina
Tennessee
West Virginia
Virginia
Maryland
Florida
Iust
George Henry Carter Public Printer and Reform Leader
George Henry Carter, selected by President Harding and likely continued by Coolidge, is highlighted as a central figure in the national government's public printing office. The piece details his career from newspaper work in Low to secretary of the joint printing committee, the open shop policy, dept. operations, cost reductions, and major upgrades under his administration.
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Washington
George Henry Carter
Harding
Coolidge
Carter
Council Bluffs
Sioux City
Joint Printing Committee
National House and Senate
Thiatt
Hfe
Public Printing Office
Hich
Capter
of the Public Printing Department
Ings
Hig
Mastodon Bones Found In New York Spark Taxieps Debate
A garbled report claims mastodon bones discovered in New York may prove ancients had taxieps while a separate note laments radio swindle exposure and praises a public printer in Washington. The piece then shifts to a discussion of government salaries, hospital facilities for federal workers, a roof garden, auditoriums, and a large employee gathering supporting President Carter’s administration amid complaints by malcontents.
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New York
Notable Quote Fragment From Unspecified Source
Fragments mention Budlovard arms and Balmy Pesce with a cryptic note on presentations and charms, attributed to George Matthew Adlams with an implied copyright line. The unreadable context suggests a literary or catalog fragment rather than a complete news item.
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George Matthew Adlams
Florida county votes to bond for road paving
A Florida southern county held an election to authorize a 1 216 000 bond to pave roads with only two votes against the proposition. The article notes widespread road improvement demands across Florida counties and compares road conditions with Iowa and Nebraska, praising sand roads and reporting rising land prices amid this push for faster highway work.
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Florida
Highway Commission
Road built in Florida sparks boom towns and rising land prices
A traveler praised a newly completed road in Florida saying it would create several towns of 1,000 to 2,000 people within a year and attract farms and groves along its length. Land price jumps from 10 to 50 75 dollars an acre show strong demand and a future state growth claim.
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Florida
Moving Mountains And Random Observations From 1925
A quirky 1925 note set reports Atlantic City fines by breath, glimpses of shifting Colorado peaks, a witness saw a plusiber move, army tests compare shooting at planes to rocks at birds, and farm relief plans. It also mentions farm laborers paying well and sending a son to college, plus a jab at a champion worker stereotype.
Sling Rhymes and Neighbors Feud Over a Drunken Night
A reader complains about Jasper Jinks who lives nearby, accusing him of heavy drinking many times daily. The letter describes his red nose and foul breath, calls it a disgrace, and urges neighbors and guardians to intervene to end the feud.
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Jasper
Jinks
Elis
Chee
Disputed Honor Over Global Voyage Credits
Disputed sources attribute the first circumnavigation to different American frigates. Some authorities credit the United States frigate Vincennes for a journey spanning 182 to 1880, while others cite the Phromate making a voyage around the world between 1891 and 1814.
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OU. 3. S. Vincennes
United States
Phromate
Writer's Cramp Described as Ailment of Prolonged Writing
The article explains writer's cramp occurring in those who overuse the hand for extended writing. It notes contracted fingers and limited control, with the condition mainly affecting middle age. Minor operations remain feasible, while more demanding tasks may cause difficulty.
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Pymm Renners
Prohibition
Baynes
Amber ‘United
South
Maran
Dixon
Stoucha
Chicago
Millcnaire
Twurvies
Department
Tnen
Calders
Will Z
Taya
Thein
Ie Budlovard
Hal
Towa
Aunt
Atlantic City
NEA Service, Inc
Sling Rhymes
Ripping Bay
Walt. Reyes
Standard Oil Company
Indiana
Pstandard Oil Company
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