News of the Week Cuts Down for Busy Readers
A roundup of political, legal, and crime items from Washington and across the United States. Highlights include Dawes budget figures for 1922, Major General Leonard Wood reportedly resigning, calls to recover war contract funds, naming of John Bassett Moore to a U.S. delegation, narcotics control legislation advancing, memorial events for Confederate dead, election of Louise Wells as Women’s Overseas Service League president, Mississippi Valley flood relief funding, and various fatal incidents and notable deaths in Chicago, Gary, and other locales. The report notes the Alaska railway completion, Danville city honors for Lady Astor, and a spate of disasters and accidents nationwide.
Indiana Primary Results and War News Mixed in Dispatches
Albert Beveridge led the Progressive Republicans in Indiana defeating Harty by about 20,000 votes. The Democratic nomination went to Ralston by roughly six to one. Reports from abroad note Wu’s forces capturing Teking, China after hours of cannon fire, plus collapsing Chang forces and mass prisoner take. Other items include Dempsey-Carpentier chatter, Villa denying Durango candidacy, and Ireland urging ceasefire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert J. Beveridge
Senator Harty
Indiana
Ralston
Indianapolis
Teking
China
Gming
Firce
Tle
Mukeden
Chang
Distor
Ler
Capes and Hat Brims Expand for Spring Fashion
A fashion feature surveys spring millinery and wraps as capes widen with new hats. It highlights tailored hats with upturned brims, wide brims on furs, and wraps and cloaks in tweed and black satin. Images show a long tweed cape, a white brimmed hat, and decorative braids and ribbons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muery
Beveridge Wins Indiana Primary With 20,000 Lead
Indiana sources report Albert J Beveridge nominated as the Republican US senator candidate by a wide margin over Senator New in the state primary. Beveridge carried most towns and Lake county industrials while New won Marion county. Ralston claimed the Democratic nomination for senator amid a landslide. Merrill Moores led Republicans for Congress in the Seventh district with a sizable early advantage, while Joseph P Turk led the Democratic race for the same seat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Albert J. Beveridge
Harry
New
Beveridge
Marion County
Samuel
Ralston
Teretdge
Beverdge
Aler Party
Lake County
Samuel Mr. Ralston
United States
Woorburn Musson
Jesse Sanders
Stalston’s
Indiana
House of Representatives
Reporterlip Tors
Oscar E. Bloud
Linton
Michard N. Elliott
Connersville
Merrill Moores
Indianapotts
Albert H. Vestal
Anderson
Pred S Purnell
AtHon
Will J. Wood
Lafayette
Louis W. Faire Celt
Angoia
Oscar R. Luhring
Evansville
Samuel A. Lambdin
English
John
Denham
Bentiam
Ryverett Sanders
Terre Taute
Ailton Krous
Peru
Andraw
Hickey
Laporte
Willan F. Spooner
Valparaiso
Gustav G. Schmidt
Marion
Johnson
Thomas
A. Dalley
John MfcGregor
First Well Day After Six Years With Taniac Help
W R Peoples of Huntington West Virginia reports dramatic health rebound after taking Taniac. He describes prior six year poor sleep and appetite, headaches, fatigue, and rheumatic pains. After four bottles he claims ten pounds gained and relief from stomach distress. His wife endorses the treatment, advertised by druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taniac
W. RB. Peoples
22Nd St
Huntington
W. Ve
Tan- Inc
Thia
Careful spending leads to good saving shown as best example
A concise note asserts that prudent spending drives saving, illustrating cause and effect in personal finance with emphasis on disciplined budgeting turning into stronger financial security.
Shave With Cuticura Soap Ad Claims Faster Razor Use
An advertisement touts Cuticura Soap promising doubled razor efficiency and improved skin health with no mug soap or irritation even for twice daily shaves. It promotes a single soap for shaving bathing and shampooing and ends with a stray line about another man being entitled to something.
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Washington
Leonard ‘Wood
The
Philippines
University of Pennsyl‘sunin
Washington, Ae
Royal C. Johnson
South Dakota
John Bassett Moore
Harding
Federal Narcotics Control Board
House
Senate
Hardingon
Arlington Cemetery
Joe
Louise Wells
Chicago
Women's Overseas Service League
Mississippi Valley
House Agricultural Committee
Waslington
United States Veterans' Bureau
Glen Rambo
Pollen
Gary
Ind
Bly Isand
Morey Hospital
Dawson
Alaskan Railway
United States Government Railway
Lne
Seward
Anchorage
Fairbanks
James H. M. McRae
Jones W. McAndrew
Danville
Nancy Astor
Wooding
G. Sharpless Worth
Coatesville
Austid
Tex
Nevada
Judea Moran
Reno
Arnold Schmelzer
Rockwell
Mnet Manitowoc
Wis
Sofia Kovoeleh
Frank Wagner
Mercy Hospital
Wagner
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Fairhope
George P. Gill
Rocktort
British Army
Inter
American Medical Corps
John Henry Patterson
National Cash Register Company
Atlantic City
Dayton
John G Sparks
Harrigan and
Hart
Coney Island Hospital
Kip Kip Kipelicap
Pendleton
Ore
Tremler Hughes
Grafton
New South Wales
Saya
Sydney
Jack Dempsey
Paris
Hie
Georges Carpentier
London
Paria
Carpentier
Ted Lewis
President Buldermgon
Hanburg-American Steamship
Derila
Francisco Villa
el Universus Grafico
Mexico City
Durango
Howald True
British Aviation Service
Gertrude Yates
Russia
Jorn
M. Stoklov
Cilief
Isvestin
Moscow
Montreal
Que
Dall Eireann
Dublin
Eamon de Valera
Irish Republican Army
Wah-Bre-She
Joff
el Paso
Poineare
Parla Tn
Belgium
Aussia
Legation
Otto L. Wiedfeldt
Bremen
New York
America
Tusata
Genoa
Erecater Tania
Pictura
Shane
Harry S. New
Concecen
Landalide
Boston Transeelpe
C. P
ROYAL
Royal Baking Powder Co
Wiltam
Martin
Martin's
Martin Varnish CO
Chesebrough Mfg, CO
State Street
York
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