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Newspaper
Benson Signal
Location
Benson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1919
Page
6
A wide collection of early 20th century notes reports crimes in Omaha and Kearney, theater of war updates, regulatory debates, and global incidents. It covers bank safety, air crashes, arson losses, and pirate bandits, plus political and economic items from the US and abroad. The aggregate story highlights postwar turmoil, policing, and emerging infrastructure plans.
Washington announces new government stores for surplus war department household goods selling in depot centers and major cities. Fifteen zone supply cities will stock goods with mail order and over the counter sales. Prices fixed to avoid discrimination, mail orders shift from post office handling to direct store delivery.
Reports from the Silesian and Ruhr coal fields indicate little hope to avert a coalless winter. Municipal measures tighten energy use as the coal commission limits light and heat. Berlin may allow hot baths only on the first and third Fridays while kitchen ranges face hours of operation bans.
Five thousand men of the federal forest service battle hundreds of fires sweeping Montana and northern Idaho. They expect to save towns in the path until rain arrives, as federal troops are not aiding the effort and civilian recruits fill daily vacancies.
Telegram to Attorney General Hopkins from T O Ringer of Tilden Neb and O B Ringer of Wisner Neb says the unidentified jewelry peddler killed by Ru fus King may be their long lost brother and they plan to attend the Eskridge preliminary hearing to confirm identity.
Washington D C Universal praise for General Pershing spread across the nation as the house passed a bill authorizing the president to confer on him the permanent rank of general with four negative votes Two Nebraskans praised General Pershing for his service and leadership in the same session
Ole Hanson quits as Seattle mayor after gaining national attention for his Americanism stance during last February’s general strike. He says he is tired out and going fishing, a statement the city council promptly accepts.
El Paso reports Governor W. P. Hobby urged intervention in Mexico and adoption of the league of nations to make the world safe for American citizens during a dinner in his honor.
In a mixed finding the American Bar Association committee on military warfare says Edith Cavell’s execution by German forces complied with civilized warfare laws. The report notes both majority and minority views and discusses courts martial reform in military law.
Coal mines at Holikangirau in Manchuria opened last year employ about 1 000 workers and yield good quality coal. Beds extend roughly sixty seven miles and a light railway to the Sungari river about forty seven miles is proposed.
A report notes manila rope offers comparable strength to steel rope in weight for weight testing. Experts caution material differences affect use and safety in practical applications.
A banker asks his daughter about a young man seen visiting weekly. She explains he is currently unemployed but hopes to take a position as a life companion to a wealthy young woman. The dialogue blends humor with social mobility themes typical of the era.
Governor of the canal zone reports for the month 161 ocean going commercial vessels passed the canal, exclusive of eight U S government ships and other naval craft. Net tonnage of the 161 commercial ships totaled 480867 Panama canal measurement.
A humorous dialogue where Miss Sympleson-Oh laments aging and dread. Professor Harmnut reassures her, claiming beauty fades but the mind remains childlike and bright. The exchange highlights lighthearted views on aging and inner youth.
A brief aphorism notes that public praise can inflate vanity as a man’s head seems too big for his hat, illustrating how acclaim may distort judgment and humility.
Advertises GOLD MEDAL Haarlem Oil Capsules as a cure for kidney and bladder trouble urging early treatment. Claims the Dutch government chartered the product since 1696 and promises money-back refund if not satisfied. Encourages taking three or four capsules daily in sealed boxes.
A Kansas City Star comic scene shows Parson Bagster sermonizing with a sleepy Brudder Sizzle. The exchange evolves into a humorous clash as a pale gentleman chides a red faced passenger about sermons and arithmetic after a train platform encounter.
Some people find a silver lining amid adversity, even if it hovers overhead. The idea highlights resilience and optimism in facing troubles and stressors. The note suggests a mindset shift toward hopeful interpretation of difficulties.
A concise proverb style item notes that many youths overlook the worth of a dollar saved, treating it as time lost rather than future opportunity. The message stresses thrift and prudent spending.
Residents in Manchester England observed a flag flying over the College of Technology that combined the British red ensign and the American Stars and Stripes in equal proportions. The designer said the design aimed to symbolize the English speaking world.
A fragment advises women on eloping versus returning home, reflecting social norms and gender expectations. No additional context or identifiable events are provided.
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