Senate Corruption Charges and Newberry Indictments
The piece argues that Senator Newberry’s campaign corruption allegations shook the Senate’s Republican majority which controlled committees and blocked treaty approval. It cites indictments and alleged disbursements, urging the Senate to act on whether senatorial seats were purchasable and calling for an investigation before courts decide fitness.
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Newberry
Senate
League of Nations
Michigan
Congress
Republican
Senator Newberry
United States
Mr. Newberry
United States Senate
The Navy and the push for a world class fleet
The General Board endorses building the greatest navy within five years signaling a possible shift away from a League to prevent war and toward heightened armaments. The stance risks heavy taxes and disputed aims, as Americans weigh British naval dominance and the cost of expanding naval power.
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Navy General Board
Great Beitian
No Profound Changes After War Yet Warned
The excerpt argues that the United States will not undergo drastic social changes comparable to those after war. It contends habits of thought and daily life will not be profoundly disturbed and rejects the belief that “things will never be the same.”
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United States
Eames
Mexican and Irish Plots Debate Over Lost Provinces
The piece argues Irish American leaders press Congress for Ireland support while noting English discontent with the movement. It contrasts Ireland with Mexico, recalling U S actions in Texas and the loss of western territories.
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House
Mason
Illinois
Republic of Ireland
United States
Great Britain
Cohalan
Lee
Lee Ad Sae
Melanie Anne Ae
Mexico
Senator Fall
Ireland
England
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Nevada
Arizona
New Mexico
Texas
Writers wary of home study schools and vanity publishers
The piece criticizes two trends harming writers: mail solicitations for 40 lesson home correspondence courses and publishers who take their authors’ money to produce books. It argues most such ventures seek profit from unproven writers, preying on vanity and inexperience, while true craft requires talent, education, and persistence.
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Wil
Mai
Rich Beggars Fight Ends In Death In Philadelphia
Report describes two beggars pausing their street hustle to ride together in a car and then clash in a house owned by one. After a bloody fight one man dies and the other is seriously wounded. The scene underscores rising dangers and alcohol related incidents in the city.
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Philadelphia
Unclear fragment on date and group of workers
Fragmentary text references a group of about twenty workers in Great Britain with vague timing and a date estimate. No clear event, names, or location specifics are discernible from the readable lines.
Pigin Pigtioen Ristoric King's Chapel Sees 200th Pulpit Anniversary
Beaton hosts a commemorative service marking two centuries since the church pulpit was created. The event titled Porefathera Day features historic rites within the King's Chapel setting.
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Pigtioen
Beaton
Beaconsfield, Danish Islands, and Dominion Cabinets
Chronology notes notable events: Earl of Beaconsfield born in London and died there in 1861. Danish islands St Thomas and St Johns surrendered to Britain. James O’Hara established first glass factory west of the Alleghenies, died in Pittsburgh. Duke of Wellington statue unveiled in London by the Prince of Wales. Dominion cabinet sworn in with Sir Mackenzie Bowell as premier. Russians push toward Warsaw after driving Germans from East Prussia. French forces captured in 1915.
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Earl of
Prince of Wales
Edward VI
Mackenzie Bowell
East Prussia
Warsaw
Birthdays for Missouri Governor and Golf Champion Hagen
Ex governor of Missouri born in Boonville celebrates his 61st birthday. Walter Hagen, U S national open golf champion, born in Rochester New York, marks his 27th birthday today.
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Missouri
Boonville
Walter Hagen
United States
Rochester
N. Y
Weathered Highways Report Spanning Several Counties
Fragmented report notes muddy conditions on Gresley Road toward Casper with open but poor visibility roads in Lagrange and Divide. Sherman Hill area described as without new incidents though noted as hazardous.
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Fort Collinge
Gresley Road
Casper
Lagrange
Ierous
Sherman Hill
Xmas Cards at the Cheyenne Printe ry
Sign painting radiant at 114 West 17th Street Cheyenne printery area offers holiday cards and printing services with phone contact for orders.
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Cheyenne Printery
West 17Th Street
Essex Sets New Endurance Record on Speedway
The Essex stock chassis under Joan Automobile Association set a new endurance mark for fifty hours of official observation. Initial runs faced sleet and snow delays, but a third attempt completed the full fifty hours, proving reliability. The car covered over 5,870 miles in the season, with exceptional tire endurance.
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Eunox Stock Chassin Imder Joan Automobile Association
Aixtanen
Speedway
Essex
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Overland 4
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Prairies
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Capitol Avenue
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