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Newspaper

Brook Reporter

Location

Brook, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 04, 1920

Page

2

Washington fights veto attempts and fiscal aims in congress

Congressional actions span attempts to override President Wilson’s veto on the Knoxpence resolution with a 21% to 1521 vote, a push to repeal wartime laws, a proposed $1,000,000 post losses, and measures on liquor sale controls. House debates, Senate cuts, and labor, army, and Armenia mandates mark broad legislative activity across tax, security, and policy fronts.

Wilson House Senate American Federation of Labor

Senator Johnson and Campaign Ties Stir Chicago Boardroom

Senator Hiram Johnson faces intraparty tension as Charles Wheeler and others maneuver in San Francisco. The Chicago committee hears claims of underwriting funds for McAdoo and Wood campaigns. Major figures such as Ogden Mills and Nicholas Murray Butler appear in a sprawling inquiry into Democratic politics.

Hiram Johnson Charles §. Wheeler San Francisco Chicago Hiram Johnson, Jr Louis 3. Lang New York American Senate Campaign Investigating Committee Mimself Weiter McAdoo San Francisc Democratic National Committee Tang Nicholas Murray Nutler Columbia University New York Ogden L. Mills Wood Heante Col Willard Coop Troeter

Foreign Threats and Political Turmoil Reported Worldwide

Reports from the state department note Ville threatening Alvarado Mining at Phrral Mex unless paid 850000. Aterbeay consul in Chihualia relays the menace. In Berlin Chancellor Mueller praises American warehouse policies to the Hanver committee. Ireland reports incitement and fighting amid Bolshevik activity. Warsaw cites Polish counterattacks on the Berсena river and prisoner captures. Mexico buries President Carranza at Dolores cemetery near Chapultepec. Mexican poor rest at the famous hilltop site.

Ville Alvarado Mining Company Phrral Mex State Department Aterbeay Chihualia

New York City as Country Within Its Skyline

The piece describes New York as a vast city of contrasts with countryside glimpses. It highlights Fort George in upper Manhattan, the subway tunnels, and hilltop views over the Hudson and Palisades. It notes truck farms on Broadway, White Church façades, Van Cortlandt Park, and views of Westchester County, the Harlem River, and the Hall of Fame, portraying a city where rural and urban elements coexist and inspire awe.

New York Sulranieon Antity New York City Moses Ft Wonder City Christ In Science Monitor Podunk America Old Fort George Upper Manhattan Agist Street Hilla Fort George Fur Vley Hudson Majescia Palisades Billings Establishment Fort Tryon Ip von Winkle van Cort- Tandt Park Westchester Hartema River Isilstite Bronxelie Hall of Fame

Old and Profitable Trade in Tatsienlu Tea Market

The tea trade at Tatsienlu in Szechuan near the Tuytan border dates back about two centuries under Yang Cheng. It is now government controlled with over 100 licenses issued quarterly, allowing five bales per license. the annual revenue surpasses 1,000,000 taels. Major firms buy up to 20,000 bales, while others purchase 10,000. licenses shifted from Chengtu to Tatsienlu in 1918. The system tax is paid on license issuance, with competition from India likely to reduce trade in the long run.

Tatelenlu Szechuan Tuytan Yang Cheng Tatslenlu Tnatstenty Bates Chengtu Tatsiuntu India

Wanted Her Fish Adventure On Train Carriage

Augustine Birrell on a north England railway third class carriage shares a humorous moment discovering a passenger reading his newspaper. He apologizes as the woman asks for her fried fish, prompting a brief exchange aboard the train before arrival.

Augustine Birrell England Bon Witt Mr. Herre New Commonwealth

Swift Times Profiteer-Well Aristocracy Echo

A clipped sentence from Swift Times notes a boastful tone about six months of profit and social ascent with a hint of Parisian flair as Le Pele Mele is invoked, reflecting early modern society’s mercantile attitudes in a fragmented clipping.

Paris

Prestige Gone and Averages in Private Stock Dispute

A fragment discusses decline of prestige and a claim that a cimel can lower without drinking. It notes that anyone without a private stock or close associate stock may face similar limitations. The text centers on scarcity and social standing rather than a clear event or person.

Plea for U S Hero Remembrance at Arlington

Washington honors Memorial Day with President Merching delivering a solemn address urging Americans to honor fallen service members and support less fortunate peoples, while Navy and Marine ceremonies mark the day across cemeteries and commemorations.

Washington Gegernt Mershing Arlingtote Natluyat Cemetery France Crsant Cent Pan Maine Nwo Mear Charles Wilkes Antarctic Stabert EL. Peary

Riotous race clash shakes Waukegan in June clash

Serious rioting broke out in Waukegan as hundreds of sailors on leave gathered around the Sherman House hotel for colored guests after a car windshield was broken. Provost guards and police rounded up sailors and marines and sent them back to Great Lakes as the situation was reported under control.

Waukegin Waukegan Sheridan Road Blatter Water Sherman House Great Lakes

Forty two hurt at memorial meet in Marshalltown

A June memorial meet in Marshalltown Iowa left 42 injured when shots from a firing squad discharged into a crowd of about 1000. A man aimed the rifle at an angle tearing the barrel and scattering lead pellets. Mrs Dart St Clair of Conrad IA suffered the most serious injuries.

Marshalltown Liscoml Dart St. Clair Conrad,ia

Flowers Stolen From Soldiers Graves in Kansas

More than $200 worth of cat flowers was assembled at the First Baptist church in Flowara for decorating veterans' graves but were stolen during the night. Authorities believe the flowers were carried away by thieves in a motor truck.

Flowara Atehinan Kan First Baptist Church Poolle Tite Thisres Au Tor

Lift off Corns with Freezone Product Ad

A brief drugstore ad touts Freezone as a cheap remedy to remove corns and calluses. It claims tears the skin away effortlessly with a few drops, giving instant relief and painless removal without ingestion. The copy emphasizes low cost and no hype.

Troy

Do You Keep All the Popular Magnets

A folded fragment discusses magnet types and consumer options, noting no one can stock every kind. The speaker mentions about 3400 varieties as a striking figure in the context of bargaining and retail choices.

Cuticura Toilet Card Promotes Complexion Care

An advertisement extols Cuticura products for clearer complexion and clean scalp. It describes Cuticura Soap and Powder as essentials, and adds the fragrant Cuticura Toilet as a complete set. A brief dialogue follows about nerve and pride.

Freckles Fade With Othine Double Strength

A vintage drug advertisement promises removal of freckles using Othine double strength. It claims tremors and fading spots after daily application, with a money back guarantee if freckles fail to disappear, urging readers to buy from their druggist.

Ft Fala Frecklen

How do you like your new fiat

Rungos Cley Star reports a brief, ironic exchange about dissatisfaction and room constraints. The item notes a playful tone and a local reaction to a new vehicle or policy, without extended detail or sensational language.

Thousands Have Kidney Trouble and Never Suspect It

A widely circulated medical ad notes kidney trouble is common yet often undetected. It promotes Dr Kilmer’s Swamp Root as effective, citing insurer concerns and a test sample offer through Dr Kilmer & Co Binghamton NY.

Kilmer Dr. Tilmer & Co Binghamton, N. Y Ady

Aspirin Bayer Tablets of Aspirin for Pain Relief

Aspirin proven safe by millions and prescribed for over twenty years. Accept only an unbroken Bayer package with proper directions for relief of headache toothache earache neuralgia rheumatism colds and pain. 18 tablets cost a few cents. larger Bayer packages also sold by druggists.

Bayer Bayer Stanufaetire

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