P. A. Pipe Aids Smoker Appetite Delight
Advertisers claim the P. A. pipe enhancer pleases all smokers on the smoke line and across experience levels. The promotional copy says it prevents biting and parch and urges readers to switch from old pipes or papers while the product is still available.
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P. A
Jimmy
Demoralization in Washington cited by Republican group
The Republican Publicity association led by Jonathan Bourne Jr accuses the Wilson administration of wartime mismanagement and postwar chaos. The item lists alleged failures across War, Navy, State and other departments, praising earlier efforts while blaming delays, corruption, and demoralization for ongoing U.S. problems.
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Republican Publicity Association
Jonathan Bourne, Jr
Europe
United States
Wilson
America
Hughes Aircraft Report
Fuel Administration
War Department
Verdun
Pershing
Senator Chamberlain
Navy Department
Daniels
Navy
League of Nations
State Department
Baltic
Ukrainia
Costa Rica
U. S. Shipping Board
Hurley
Germany
Hog Island
L Ymit
McAdoo a quitter in 1896 and again today
In a column referencing 1896 politics and Tom Reed, the text attacks Secretary McAdoo as a quitter for backing wage rises and later unpopular funding. It asserts his popularity faded when public backlash rose over fund use and loan design, and hints at a Democratic nomination hopes. The notice closes with an unrelated funeral flower ad by J R Bonwell listing carnations and delivery offers.
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Tom Reed
McKinley
Reed
McAdoo
Big Horn County Legislators Dominate Committee Seats
Big Horn County lawmakers win key chair and member posts in senate and house. Senator Skovgard leads Public Lands Irrigation and Agriculture, while John Hinckley and Mercer win assignments on finance, stock raising, education and more, signaling strong county influence this session.
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Big Horn County
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House
Skovgard
John Hinckley
Mercer
May
E. J. Sullivan
Powers
Sullivan
Archie Allison
H. J. Chassell
James Mayes
Green
Ways and
W. W. Daley
Nels A. Pearson
C. P. Meek
Peter Kooi
Thos. A. Dunn
A. C. Fonda
M. N. Baldwin
Clarence Gardner
Education and Public Libraries
C. D. Oviatt
Frank P. Cranny
Robert H. Hall
Arthur K. Lee
James E. Mayes
C. W. Riner
S. Skovgard
H. D. Edmonds
Rober H. Hall
P. J. O'Connor
Frank P. Cranney
Frank E. Lucas
John Stansbury
C. W. Niner
George Young
Pete J. Shinazy
Frank FB. Lucas
Peter Kool
I. J. O'Connor
Charles Myers
Frank Bf. Lucas
W. 8. Green
W. W
Sackett
Hardin
Colburn
Johnson
Story
Barrus
Hunter
Thos
Kelley
Holdredge
Merriam
Morrison
Kendall
Rollins
Jackson
Harrie
Ewart
Franzen
Williams
Aber
Noblitt
Ball
Clark
Smith, Platt
Morrison Pearson
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Jenkins, Gantz, Stevenson
Steele
Allison, Barnett, Ball, Gantz
Government delays pay for soldiers and dependents
Secretary Glass confirms October allotment checks have been mailed as thousands of soldiers arrive unpaid. The impact widens to dependents still waiting, with only 930,000 of 2.5 million November and December checks paid by January 13.
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France
Europe
Financial Bureau of War Department
Baker
Congress
St. Louis
Glass
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