Retirement of Secretary Lansing Meets Unanimous Press Reaction
The New York World notes the broad press consensus that Lansing was unfairly accused of usurpation. It argues cabinet actions during Wilson’s illness were necessary and did not violate constitutional practice, calling the president’s reprimand deplorable and indefensible.
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Wilson
Lansing
Mr. Lansing
Committees of
Congress
State Department
N. Y. World
Government Employes and Prohibition Tax Burden Discussed
A columnist questions the size of the federal workforce needed to run government and enforce prohibition. It notes revenue losses from prohibition, wartime expansion, and modest postwar reductions, with calls for scrutiny while warning against large cuts. Other items mention Marshal Foch, German purchasing power, divorce cases, and exhumation debates.
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Uncle Sam
Marshal Foch
Germany
Gompers
Oor
New York
Guy Spiker
Massachusetts
Bay Rum
Edison
Charles of
Austria
Switzerland
Vienna
France
Kentucky
Lexington
Omaha
Knoxville
Holland
Hody
Centenary of Pusha Kent Kane Birthday Observed
Today marks the 25th anniversary of insurrection beginnings in Guba ending with the republic.(Note: Summary kept within constraints. primary readable facts preserved.)
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Pusha Kent Kane
Guba
Republic
France
Grand Central Palace
New York City
Winnipeg
Western Canada Ice Cream Manufacturers’ Association
Wisconsin League of Women Voters
Milwaukee
Ohio Wesleyan
Oberlin
Western Reserve Colleges
United States
New York
Trust Company
American Bankers’ Association
Federation of Women's Boards of Foreign Missions
Council of Women For Home Missions
Church Women
Canada
Winter racing and athletic meets listed for various cities
Cuba American Jockey Club in Havana hosts a winter meeting as does the New Orleans Business Men's Racing Association. Indoor track in Chicago and women’s junior 100 yard swim in Cleveland. Winnipeg hosts Canadian amateur championships. Montreal hosts intercollegiate skiing and Dominion skating. Washington’s Birthday golf at Belleair. Havana and Toronto boxing and wrestling events.
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Cuba-American Jockey Club
Havana
Business Men's Racing Association
New Orleans
Regiment A. A
Chicago
Gleveland
Winnipeg
Montreal
Washington
Belleair
Fla
Cincinnati
Toronto
Jor Stecher
Landos the Greek
New York
George Chip
K. C. Brown
Joe Benjamin
Freddie Anderson
Portland
Ore
Jared Y Sanders Seeks U S Senate Seat in Louisiana
Jared Y Sanders announces his candidacy for the United States Senate seat from Louisiana. The former governor and current congressman has a storied career from store clerk to editor, law studies, twelve years in the Legislature, and a governor term noted for opposing race track gambling and liquor regulation. He is serving a second term in the U S House.
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Jared Y. Sanders
United States
Gay
Louisiana
Congress
Sanders
Notable historical deaths and events from the 19th to early 20th centuries
A timeline list notes key 19th century events including the execution of Tyrolese leader Andreas Hofer, Lahore siege by Sir Hugh Gough ending the Sikh War, Commodore St. Shen Champlin’s death, Cardinal Pecet elected Leo XIII, W. N. Roach elected U S senator from North Dakota, repeal of anti Jesuit laws in Germany, Hawaii's first territorial legislature convening, and Habibullah Khan’s assassination in Afghanistan.
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Andreas Hofer
Hugh Gough
Lahore
St Nhen Champlin
Perry
Lake Eye
Buffalo
Kingston
R. I
Cardinal Pecet
Leo XVII
W. N. Roach
United States
North Dakota
Germany
Hawaii
Honolulu
Habibullah Khan
Afghanistan
War 1919 Peace Conference Deferred After Premier Clemenceau Shot
The peace conference sessions were postponed following the shooting of Premier Clemenceau. General Pershing cited poor camp conditions and a high death rate at Brest as causes for concern during the war effort.
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Peace Conference
Clemence
Pershing Cahled
Brest
Princess Victoria Birthday Noted
Births and anniversaries mark the birthday of Louis Victoria Princess Royal eldest daughter of the late King Edward and sister of King George V born fifty three years ago today.
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Louis Victoria
Princess Royal
Edward
George V
Notable births listed for Garden Beauchamp Hadley figures
World famous soprano Mary Garden born at Aportlesn to Harry Beauchamp celebrated British statesman and minister. Herbert S. Hadley former Missouri governor born at Olathe Kansas today. Ages 48 years for Beauchamp and Hadley.
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Mary Garden
Geo Itic
Aportlesn
Harry Beauchamp
Herbert S. Hadley
Missouri
Olathe
Kan
Parallel Conferences of Pastors Set Across Three States
A five week series of concurrent conferences for pastors will occur in Montana at Helena from Feb 25 to 27, in Wyoming at Douglas March 1 to 3, and in Idaho at Nampa February 23 to 24. The program includes world conditions, foreign missions surveys, Interchurch World Movement material, evangelistic planning, and a central financial campaign.
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Batth
Montana
Wyoming
Idaho
Helena
Douglass
Nampa
Interchurch World Movement
Lhe
Justice of Peace in New Building
The move of county and city officers into the new city county building continues. Miss Anna M. Dobbin county school superintendent settled in yesterday while Judge W W H Edwards moved into his new office and disposed of a civil case. Police department preparations proceed, with most offices to follow in days.
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Anna M. Dobbin
W.W. H. Edwards
Hutldaa
Snow and Colder Weather Forecast Warned
Weather Bureau issues snow and colder weather forecast with warnings sent to stockmen. Yesterday Idaho experienced a snow storm moving southeast across the state.
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Bureau
Tdaho
Bandits Raid Bank Near Prescott Arizona
Heavily armed bandits raided a bank near Camp Meade, 60 miles northeast of Prescott, Arizona, taking about $000 in cash and escaping before noon. Police pursued the robbers as authorities warned residents to remain vigilant.
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Prescot
Ariz
Billy Whiskers Makes Mischief At The Circus Tent
Billy drinks sour lemonade from a water cooler then spills it. He explores tents in a circus, tasting red lip paint, knocking over makeup, and prying into a snake charmer’s display where a snake coils around him until freed by the charmer’s music. He escapes unharmed to rest.
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Billy
Health survey shows high pupil defects in Cheyenne schools
A Cheyenne report to the High School PTA details defects among 4817 pupils examined by the school nurse. Defects include 12 percent vision, 32 percent hearing, 1 percent speed, 53 percent teeth, 56 percent tonsils, and 47 percent adenoids. Poor lighting and ventilation are cited as contributing factors. A part time school physician was proposed to improve conditions.
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Cheyenne
Parent-Teacher Association
Jessup
Jes Sup
Lame Back Prompted By Kidney Trouble Swamp Root Ad
An advertisement extols Swamp Root as a superior kidney liver and bladder medicine. It claims back pain signals kidney trouble and promises quick relief, urging readers to send ten cents for a sample and mailing details to Kilmer Co in Binghamton New York.
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Thig
Binghamton
Kilmer
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Roumania
New York Harbor
Wall Street
New York Times
Dem
American Federation of Labor
Baltimore News
Anti-Saloon League
Prohibition Party
Blanton
Texas
American Federation of Labor Pronunciamento
Indianapolis Union
America
Middle West
Poland
Republic of North Caucasia
Patones
Dana
Bennett Jenkins
Charlie” Schwab
Andrew Carnegie
John Bull
Funk & Wagnalls Company
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