Poppy to be planted in capital as memorial
The article notes the poppy's symbolic role for World War I dead and proposes its semi official planting in the national capital as a perennial memorial. It discusses the flower’s distribution in France and England and cites poetic lines by Francis Thompson and other poets.
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Flanders
France
America
England
Pimpernel
Burns
Keats
Bridges
William Winter
Francis Thompson
States push jobs for returning Nebraskans in postwar effort
Nebraska announces 800 job openings for returning soldiers with state covering transportation costs. Wisconsin Chamber of Commerce lists 600 jobs with salaries and ages. electrical engineer, dairyman, tobacco worker among roles sought. Hall of States reports 37 states located there and active in welcoming home troops with employment opportunities.
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Nebraska
Hall of States
New York War Community Service
Wisconsin
Chamber of Commerce
Hall of States’ Employment Department
Cha of Commerce
Washington state and Illinois clubs operate in New York scene
A general committee of various Kansas societies in New York oversees activities. The State of Washington society in New York held a reception for Washington soldiers and sailors at the hall of states. Former Washington residents were invited. Illinois organizations in New York opened a club at 107 East Thirty-fourth Street for Illinois soldiers and sailors funded by the Governor Lowden fund.
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New York
State of Washington Society
Hall of States
State of Washington
Illinois
East Thirty-fourth Street
Governor Lowden
British Families Hold Multiple Seats in Parliament
A survey shows eight brothers and relatives holding seats in both houses of Parliament. The Harmsworths and the Murrays dominate, with Lords Northcliffe, Rothermere, Elibank, Murray of Elibank, and Lords Cecil among the Commons members. Lord Robert Cecil leads the League of Nations delegation and is eyed as a future British ambassador to the United States.
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Congress
Harmsworth
Lord Northcliffe
Lord Rothermere
House of Lords
Sir Leicester Harmsworth
Cecil Harmsworth
House of Commons
Murray
Viscount Elibank
Lord Murray of
Elibank
A. C. Murray
Gideon Murray
Cecil Brothers
Marquis of Salisbury
Robert Cecil
Hugh Cecil
League of Nations
United States
Military Justice Roots and Evolution in American System
The article traces the shift from grand juries to information filed by a prosecuting officer as the basis for criminal process. It notes this modernization mirrors continental practice and underpins courts martial, emphasizing judge advocates' early scrutiny of charges to safeguard the accused.
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France
England
Scotland
Eraeneanaee
Local Weather Report Confirms Cloudy Day Conditions
At 6 AM and 6 PM the report shows cloudy skies with temperatures 57 and 72. Humidity 49 and 44 percent, wind from the west southwest, gusts from the west. High 73 and low 47, precipitation total 2.69 inches since January 1. Normal 2.96 inches.
Fred Marquardsen Reported Dying at Cheyenne Private Hospital
Pred Marquardsen, who recently fell seriously ill about ten days ago, is reported sinking at Cheyenne Private Hospital and did not survive today. His wife arrived from Bemver several days ago.
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Pred Marquardsen
Cheyenne
Bemver
Guthrie Named Federal Examiner in Nebraska District
John A. Guthrie once Cheyenne assistant to the state auditor has been named national bank examiner under Comptroller of the Currency John Skelton Williams. He will cover 21 counties in northeastern Nebraska where 84 nation banks await examination. Guthrie excelled in both oral and written exams and impressed the board during judging.
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John A. Guthrie
Cheyenne
State Auditor
John Skelton Williams
Norfolk
Nebr
Nebraska
Aulhrie
Firemen Respond to Causeless Alarm at Past Eughiconth
Firemen were summoned at 10 o clock to Past Eughiconth by a false alarm. The fragment mentions a remarkable dance and a distant point 1,206 feet away, but the text is garbled and the main event remains the useless alarm and response.
State and Nation to Cooperate in Highway Building
Washington reports that a national highway system will not displace state work but share effort. John A. Wilson cites 44 states with main highways totaling about 204,070 miles, noting matching mile plans rather than simply dollars. The piece argues coordinated planning and a compact organization will improve public policy and road quality.
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Washington, D. C
John A. Wilson
American Automobile Lesperlation
Alabama
Arizona
Arkansas
California
Colorado
Connecticut
Delaware
Florida
Georgia
Idaho
Illinois
Indiana
Iowa
Kansas
Kentucky
Louisiana
Maine
Maryland
Massachusetts
Michigan
Minnesota
Mississippi
Montana
Nevada
New Hampshire
New Jersey
New Mexico
New York
North Carolina
North Dakota
Ohio
Oklahoma
Oregon
Pennsylvania
Rhode Island
South Carolina
South Dakota
Texas
Utah
Vermont
Ala
Washington
Virgo
Anrl
Mann
American Automobile Association
Own Your Own Home Plans by U.S. Government
United States Housing Corporation plans for wartime dwellings will be made available to the public via the Own-Your-Own Home Service. The program aims to assist prospective homeowners by providing artistic and practical house plans, not to replace local architects, with estimates compiled from widely separated states to compare construction costs. Campaigns run in forty cities to promote usage by Own-Your-Own Home Committees and to speed home ownership efforts.
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United States Housing Corporation
Information and Education Service
U. S.department
Unite States
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