Clara Smith Harmon seeks forgiveness from Jake Hamon era
Clara Smith Harmon speaks in a long meeting about his past affair with Jake Hamon, her remorse, and her belief in a future for their children Olive Belle and the two Hamon kids amidst public scrutiny. She recalls his kindness, the Chicago convention, and vows to raise their children with his legacy.
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Jake Hamon
Clara
Georgea Perkins Hamen
Jage L. Hamon
Eisa
Ing
P ‘S. Hannon
Apt
Hamon
Clara Smith
Ang
Chicago
Washington
Jake
Little
Olive Belle
Iate
Olive
Tarhes
Jury Seems Likely in Matewan Murder Trial
In Matewan West Virginia a jury of twelve men and six women sits in the murder trial of sixteen defendants charged with the killing of Albert C. Falts. The court and jail scene reveal a tense, isolated jury awaiting verdict as two dissenters hint at potential hung jury. Judge Bailey instructs the panel to set aside opinions and listen to the arguments. The rough, crowded jail hosts defendants and wives during the long proceedings.
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Yung
Matewan
W. Va
Tome
Mate
Albert C. Falts
Tailors
Afingoanty Court House
At & Heck
Robert D. Hey
Sme
Bailey
Life in Paris too Gay for Mason So Wife Has Divorce
Mrs. Gregory Mason, wife of Gregory Mason, says Paris life caused his drift to a freer life and an affair with a war worker led to divorce in San Francisco. She seeks no alimony, will live on literary work, and notes her feminist views and origins in Memphis.
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Paris
Mason
New York
Gregory Mason
Ward
San Francisco
Sid Hatfield Trial sparks bitter courtroom confrontation
The defense and prosecutors clash as Sid Hatfield, Malewan police chief, faces severe arraignment amid Saunders’ sharp critique. The case recalls a complex courtship as Sid smiles beside his wife, whose presence softens the charged atmosphere.
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R “Amiing
Sid’ Hatfield
Malewan
Principel
Saunders
Sid
Testerman
Sia
Idaliz
Financial Men Anticipate No Trouble From Railroad Dispute
Important bankers and investors quietly absorb large lines of railroad shares amid cautious optimism. They expect a peaceful settlement, foresee lower capital costs, and note banks’ growing gold reserves boosting credit resources as more than 200 million acres prepare for crops.
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Wall Street
Hese
Tate
Federal Reserve Banks
Europa
United States
La Follette Fights Esch for Commerce Commission
Washington March 20 Senator La Follette’s effort to block J J Esch from joining the Interstate Commerce Commission is seen as futile. Esch pleases conservative and liberal wings, while the Cummins Bill and railroads draw opposition. Senator La Follette may invoke senatorial courtesy, but his past support for Gallinger weakens the bid.
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la Follette
Esch On Commerce Commission
Marriages Between French Soldiers and German Women Stir Tensions in Occupied Rhine
In the occupied Rhineland French and German authorities clash as numerous marriages between French soldiers and German women are reported. German officials contest these unions under German law while French military regulation registers them locally, highlighting a clash of legal systems amid postwar tensions.
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Paris
Rhenish
Kkartofel Saled and Truffles
Pumpernick le St
Germany
Army of Occupation
Labor's Share of Road Earnings Up 20 Percent
New York March 20 The Interstate Commerce Commission reports that total railroad operating revenues for last year show payroll consuming 62 percent. The payroll reached 1 052 209 451 for the quarter, an average of 164 a month per worker, with 3 167 482 employees. For the year 1917 total payroll was 1 749 482 142, averaging 42 a month.
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New York
Interstate Commerce Commission
Lnwresse
ATG
Plan to curb fake securities questioned in Hartford
Hartford reports debate over blue sky laws and a proposed securities commission. Bank Commissioner Sitges backs licensing for dealers, while bankers favor licensure of all dealers and brokers split looms with brokers opposing full licensing amid concerns over exchanges and ripening fraud. A Texas firm saw its license revoked after a suspicious stock decline.
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Mar
General Assembly
Securities Commission
Sitges
Sturgess
Banking Department
John N. Brooks
Torrington
Legislative Committee On Banks
Candas
Norwalk
New Haven
Texas
Grouping of Rail Companies Urged for National Plan
A proposed structure would form a forty member National Railway Service board split into two divisions with twenty railroad officials each, plus four regional group boards and ten committees drawn from railroads to study equipment needs, standardization, terminals, and joint use. The plan, backed by Warfield, argues it could lower rents and rail rates through centralized finance and leasing, while easing regional consolidations and addressing state-law conflicts.
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National Railways Service
Filmance
South Vern
mountain-Pacife
Severr Juembeld
Raiway
Sroup
Xraygp
National Railway Service
National Railway Service Corporation
National Railway
Service Corporation
To National Board
Mr. Warfield
Waerfield
E Transportation Act
Congress
J. C
Warfield
Warfeld
Association of Executives of Railroads
Railroad Labor Board
Chicago
Deportment teacher of London tells women how to walk right
A London deportment teacher offers 14 tips for proper walking stance and carriage. Advice includes keeping chest forward, shoulders down, heel first, and hips relaxed while avoiding flashy gowns, endless fads, and self-conscious worry. Emphasizes natural stride, poised mind, and energy efficiency in movement.
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London
duwTale
Jones
el Pres
Prices of Articles Imported into America Continue to Decline
Prices abroad of goods sent to the United States kept falling with January 1921 showing lower unit values than December 1920 and earlier months. Raw materials led declines while manufactures lagged. Cotton, silk, rice, tea, sugar and newsprint all posted lower import prices, with textiles and pulp products showing notable drops, according to National City Bank analysis.
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United States
New York
Manila
Astasy
India
Woelistuftsi
Elie Millett Dies At 68 In Springfield Home
Elis Millett, 68, inventor of the Millett care oven and founder of Millet Bries company, died at his Springfield home today. Chicago reports a new motor hospital visiting remote districts to treat patients.
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Elie Millett
Springfield
Mass
Elis Millett
Millett
Millet Bries Company
Chicago
Bridgeport Company Liquidation Notice and Estate Claims
IH Handy Manufacturing Bridgeport Conn by agreement signed and bake acknowledged by all stockholders corporate existence of the abors named corporation to be terminated. All persons having claims against it shall present the same on or before the fifteenth day of duty 1221 or be forever barred a recovery. Claims may be presented to B L Agamun Clinton Avenue Bridgeport Conn State of Connecticut District of Bridgeport ss Propath Court March 16 1221 Testata of Mary DeLemoy late of the gown of Bridgeport deceased. The Court of Probate for the District of Bridgeport said limited and allowed six months from the date hereof for creditors to exhibit their claims for settlement those who neglect to present their accounts properly attested within said time will be barred a recovery. All persons indebted to said estate are requested to make immediate payment to Albert Delemqs Address 109 Lee Ave citar
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IH Handy Manufacturing
Bridgeport
Conn
B. L Agamun
Clinton Avenue
State OF Connecticut
Mary DeLemoy
Court of Frovate
District of Bridgeport
Albert DE Eemqs
Lee Ave
Citar
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