Re-Arrest of Grant in Frederick Murder Case
John William Grant, who stabbed Henry Clay Highly to death, was rearrested in Greeley after a coroner's inquest found death by seven stab wounds but not criminal intent. Highly's father pressed for charges, and Grant remained in the county jail as the case proceeds.
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Sedan Dodge Two in All 2A4 for GAB 16th Bt
The fragment notes a vehicle event or action tagged as all 2A4 for Sedan Dodge Two linked to GAB 16th Battalion. Details are sparse but indicate a unit or squad designation and a specific vehicle reference.
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First Real War Blow Sinks Tuscania Killing About Seventy Five
Henry Clews reviews the wartime impact of the Tuscania sinking with grim realism. He discusses German ruthlessness, home morale, and the shift to closer government control of industry and finance in the United States, outlining proposed financial instruments and policy questions facing Congress.
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Treasury Notes Postponed Liberty Loan to Aid War Funds
Secretary McAdoo promotes postponing the Liberty loan to widen fund distribution while certificates can pay for the next loan. Banks are behind the government, and the plan aims to ease money market strain. A new railroad bill proposes government control eighteen months after peace.
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Early Food Conservation Warnings From The Times
A fragment notes a prophetic warning about eating habits and restraint in trade. The text alludes to a biblical verse used as a metaphor for prudent food conservation. It reflects editorial commentary on health and economy under pressure.
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Beet Growers Plan Union to Boost Lingle Interests
In Lingle Wyoming on February 12 a Second Regular meeting of the Single Community club formed a committee to unite local beet growers into an association. The group aims to secure uniform wages, stabilize terms, and protect community rights, promising increased profits and security for the local beet growing industry.
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Why Chilly Weather Brings Rheumatism
Rheumatism crosses ages and ranks, worsened by damp cold. It results from uric acid buildup in blood due to sluggish kidneys in cold weather. A week of four tablespoons of rad Salts in water each morning is claimed to purify the blood and stimulate kidney action.
Cigars Referenced in Wry Boston Transcript Snippet
A Boston Transcript line features a doctor quipping about tobacco heart as a character questions his cigar habit. The exchange centers on Camouplage cigars and a doctor patient banter over health impact.
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Herndon Monument Erected by Subscriptions
Springfield readers mark 25 years since William A. Herndon, Lincoln's early law partner, was buried in Oak Ridge cemetery. The monument honors his partnership and career, funded by a nationwide subscription. Herndon died in 1854 after a life shared with Lincoln in law and fees.
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