Pinchot Attacks Republican Bosses and Monopolies
Progressive Republican Gifford Pinchot, speaking to the Republican Presidential Club in Cambridge, attacks GOP leaders Crane Harding Watson and Penrose as enemies of the people. He accuses them of serving special interests that keep living costs high and enabling monopolies, noting Jim Watson of Indiana as a favored candidate at Chicago's Republican National Committee session.
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Crane
Harding
Watson
Penrose
Pinchot
Republican National Committee
Chicago
Jim Watson
Indiana
D. Rockefeller
Opportunity by Walter Malone
The poem urges persistence and self belief as time resets daily. It condemns dwelling on past failures and calls readers to rise, seize chances, and strive toward a better future with renewed hope. It speaks to lost youth, forgiveness, and daily renewal guiding toward virtuous paths.
President's Tour Aims to Explain League of Nations
The president will tour the nation to meet supporters and critics and present a full account of his Peace Conference challenges. He intends to explain the League of Nations as the era's greatest act of statesmanship and persuade those misled by critics.
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Bhim
League of Nations
Timber export plan aims to curb home supply loss
Henry S. Graves chief of the United States Forest Service warns that exporting American lumber on the scale demanded by Europe could deplete domestic stocks. He says prior to the war the U S exported about three and a half billion board feet of sawlogs and urges safeguards to ensure future forest protection and continued supply at home.
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Henry S. Graves
United States Forest Service
United States
Europe
Forest policy urged to boost export of forest products
The Forest Service advocates a policy of natural reproduction combined with broad public acquisition of forests at national, state, and municipal levels to safely promote the export of forest products in a substantial way.
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Forest Service
Birds Do the Fishing Custom in Japan and China
Reports describe a practice where trained sea birds catch fish at night using torches along rivers in Japan and parts of China. Coramants work in teams, with birds tethered over boats, catching roughly 150 fish per hour per bird for three hours at a time.
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Japan
Nagara
Owari
China
States Adopt Official Flowers List Includes Many Errors
The passage lists state flowers with numerous misspellings and odd terms such as New Mexico cactus and North Dakota wild rose. It appears to be a garbled OCR extract lacking clear formatting and accuracy.
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Arizona
Arkansas
California
Colorado
Connecticut
Delaware
Florida
Georgia
Idaho
Illinois
Indiana
Iowa
Kansas
Kentucky
Louisiana
Maine
Massachusetts
Michigan
Montana
Nebraska
Nevada
New Mexico
New York
North Carolina
Oklahoma
Oregon
Church notices and Sunday schedules in multiple congregations
Sunday school times and morning worship set across several churches. Notable speakers include Rev Bruce Jackson and Maj G W Wright of Fort Russell. Special music by Laura Lee and the Brotherhood male quartet. Union services planned with St Mark's and Congregational, Methodist and Presbyterian churches.
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Christan Endeavor
Bruce Jackson
G. W. Wright
Fort Russell
Laura Lee
Dirctor
St. Mark's
H. J. Johnson
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Twenty-sixth Street
Carey Avenue
Citizens’ National Bank
Nineteenth Street
Warren Avenue
Bruce Edmund Jackson
Brotherhood Male Quartet
Congregational Church
Chris
Ferguson Chapel
Archie Scott Arrival at Rock River
Archie Scott of Rock River arrived Friday, marking a Cheyenne contact or visit.
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Archie Scott
Rock River
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Lal
Wwe
Cember
Associated Press
Walter Malone
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Heaven
Methodist
Presbyterian
J. S. Stubblefield
A. E. Roedel
Cadillac
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