A Matter of Justice in Jennings Murder News
The piece argues against rushing to blame state officials for the Jennings murder. It urges calm, avoids assumed connections to Cordillo brothers or the prohibition office, and says action should await clear evidence of higher involvement before invoking political accountability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennings
Cordillo Brothers
Cordillus and
Newell
State Prohibition Commissioner
Jennings Gar
Hoore
Prohibition Office
House Fails In Duty as Republicans Delay Adjournment
The Republican majority in the House, after six weeks longer than planned, contemplates another adjournment through October and perhaps into November while the Senate debates the League of Nations. They admit failing to enact the President’s August program, beyond a few tariff bills and Palmer prosecution funds.
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House of Representatives
Wilson
Senate
League of Nations
House
Palmer
Congress
Aera
War era aviation program witness testimony and shipyard tour
The report notes witnesses testifying that spruce industry work tied to wartime aviation was conducted honestly. A select committee inspected Pacific coast shipyards during a private rail trip but has not issued a report. Republicans plan a caucus to discuss an October recess and possible moves to depose Floor Leader Mondell, unlikely to succeed.
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Pacific
Shipping Board
Mondell
Centenary tribute to Gen Thomas Jordan famed soldier of fortune
Centenary marks the birth of Gen Thomas Jordan a Civil War and Cuban insurgent leader born in Virginia. A West Point graduate and contemporary of Sherman he served in the Mexican War Seminole uprisings and the Confederate army before directing Cuban revolutionary forces and later editing the Memphis Appeal and the Financial and Mining Record in New York. He died in New York City after a long career marked by daring campaigns and controversial service.
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Thomas Jordan
United States Army
Mexico
Confederate States Army
Laray
West Point
William
Mississippi
Washington, D.C
George Wright
Pacific
Army of the United States
Virginia
Philip St. George Cocke
Culpepper Court House
Shiloh
Corinth
Beauregard
Charlestown
Jordan
Cuba
Spain
Memphis Appeal
New York
The
Financial and Mining Record
Tordan
York City
Postwar price and wage changes after the Civil War
The piece reviews price and wage movements from 1860 to 1869, noting a 116 percent rise in prices by 1865 and wage increases averaging 43 to 62 percent above 1860. It discusses price declines after the war, the lifting of the blockade, and wartime economic expectations and neutrality in peace talks.
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United States Senate
United States
Daca
Europe
Russia
City News in Brief: Local Visitors and Businesses
A series of brief city items notes visits by Mr. and Mrs. John Donahue of Little llorge creek, Mr. and Mrs. G. Miever and Don Miever, Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Andus of Salt Creek, and Miss Millie Fisher of Buffalo. J. F. Divine of Thermopolis stops at the Plains. J. J. Wilkinson of Pione Bluffs advertises auto tire vulcanizing. CAPITAL COAL CO announces broad coal types. Gardner references to painting supplies and window glass.
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John Donahue
Little Llorge Oreek
City
Visting
H. B. Andus
Salt Greek
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the Cheyenns
Leader Publishing Company
Gates Oil Company
John Donnellan Co
Cheyenne, Wyo
McIntosh
Beggs Field
Oklahoma
Gates Oil
Casper
Taylor & Clay, Inc
John Donnellan
Daily Market Report
Atchison
Bethlehem Ste Log
Crucible Sennen
Ion, Motors
Republic I
Wwe
Utah
Oyal Duleh
John Doonellan Co
Atlas
Rock Creek
Burke Oil
Columbine
Hutton
Roy
Gulf
City News
G. Miever
Don Miever
Hocaupnent
Window Glass
Stierman Paint Co
Glen Bearrup
Buffalo
Iee Euest
Moffatt
Pure White
Sherman Co
V. ‘Garner
A. E. Roedel
Millie Fisher
J. F. Divine
Thermopolis
Plains
O.F. Baumgartner
Douglas Art
J. J. Wilkinson
Is Oef Pioe Bluffs
Plains Av
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