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Knill-Burke, Inc
Chicago
South Michigan Blvd
New York City
Brokaw
Broadway
Atlantic
News- Telegraph
Good Roads Meeting at Des Moines Urges Dirt Road Progress
Tomorrow Des Moines hosts a large Good Roads gathering aimed at promoting road quality aligned with local needs. The event emphasizes dirt roads where weather permits and vehicles can navigate, with Atlantic urging broad participation and a caravan from town to town to showcase the White Highway route.
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Des Moines
Des’ Moirnes
Avantie
Divnes
Atlantic
Lizzie
No Compromise on Prohibition Urged by President in Denver
The address asserts no compromise with efforts to nullify the Prohibition and Volstead laws, pledging full enforcement even by federal police if needed. It argues liquor is harmful and supports temperance, noting political risk for any party endorsing a wet platform and citing broad public support for sobriety.
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Denver
Empire State
Harding’s League Debate Sparks Bid to Retain Power
The piece attacks Teague supporters and President Wilson over the league proposal, labeling opponents intelligent and principled while slamming Wickersham Colby and media allies as unfit. It notes a bridge passage turning into a public policy clash and ends with an odd tale of Clyde Younghorse buying a car after moonshine and a wreck.
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Versailles
Wilson
League
Dudges
Senate
League of Mations
Teague
Wickersham
United States
Colby
Woodrow Wilson
Des Moines Register
Pass Bridge
Chicago Tribune
Clyde Younghorse
Younghorse
Bridge Pass
Lasker Leads Leviathan Cruise Amid Debates
A. D. Lasker, retiring head of the U S shipping board, promotes the Leviathan with a trial voyage for hundreds of prominent citizens. The ship, rebuilt from a German liner, proved fast and will sail July 4 from New York on its first regular Atlantic trip, while critics note ongoing losses in the merchant fleet.
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Lasker
Des Moines Capital
A. D. Lasker
United States Shipping Board
Fleet
Great
Lord and Thomas Advertising Agency
Chicago
Leviathan
Democratic National Committee
Paris
Boston
New York
Atlantic
Conscription of Dollars Stirs Debate Across War Power
In a Memorial Day statement at a hospital, President Marding pledges to draft not only men but every dollar and essential resource in case of future war. Critics reference the Fourteenth Amendment, while historians note earlier Court rulings sustaining broad mobilization powers for national defense. The piece traces constitutional arguments and the role of Congress in provisioning war.
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Marding
Army General Hospital
Denvgyrand
United States
Congress
Supreme Court
Typical Pioneer Life Imagery From a Bygone Era
A reflective piece contrasts modern comforts with pioneer hardship. It recalls grandmothers traveling by wagon, calico and jeans bought with pork, and markets of the past. The author meditates on character formed through struggle, praising pioneers as the mold of a progressive state.
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Federal Union
Aix
Prolific Resources Mobilized for War to Protect Rights
Amid wartime mobilization the government seeks to balance productive resources with due process of law and ample compensation for property use. Soldiers receive insurance education and hospitalization, yet plans remain poorly executed. Veterans of 1917 1919 feel betrayed as promises of support falter and grave sacrifices are not fully honored.
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Fes
Lfe
Rippling Rhymes by Walt Mason
A brief notice highlights Walt Mason and his work Rippling Rhymes. The item notes the author and title, situating Mason within a literary column.
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Walt Mason
Prosperity Returns and Its Plenty Felt
A rousing ode extols revived prosperity with full employment and high wages. It recalls a recent era of abundance when wealth flowed and bankers warned against overconfidence, while workers and trades flourish again under bright skies and eager markets.
Fragmented World News Snippets From A Dated Ledger
A collage of unrelated notes spans currency quotes, local fines, international headlines, odd anecdotes, and peculiar quotes. The jumble mentions German marks, a Kentucky wool case, China's president fleeing, a Dempsey fight, a Pennsylvanian with many wives, and various colorful misprints about places like French Lick and Tokio.
Ancient Phrase Indictment Quip Leaves Riddled Dialogue
Fragmentary OCR reads a courtroom style exchange where one party accuses another with archaic phrasing. The text hints at a satirical or coded indictment with playful misquotations and a mock legal duel in terse dialogue.
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