War hearing reveals graft claims and partisan tension
A wartime hearing in Washington reveals accusations of waste and graft in army supply contracts to France. General Dawes rejects partisan aims, urged focus on savings and accountability, while congressmen debate evidence and the role of public scrutiny.
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Charles G. Weg
France
Representative Flood
Virginia
Dawes
Gomebody
Dawe
Island Trials and Shipwrecked Hearts at Coral Point
Dorothy Westwood and Nan Niles drift from quarrel to peril on Coral Point as a launch seeks safety from a looming storm. They meet a white ducking stranger, share bacon, and confront romance with Jim Treadwell and Mr Friday aboard.
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Jorothy
Ani
Dorothy
Mari
Cerel
Dorothy Westwood
Coral Point
Mr. Friday
Jim Treadwell
Ford Gains 3 233 in Recount
Recount of the 1918 Michigan senatorial race shows Senator Newberry Republican with a plurality of 4 334 over Henry Ford. Ford gains 3 233 votes in the recount while Newberry loses 2 565. final tally 217 085 for Newberry and 212 751 for Ford.
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Washington
Michigan
Senate Elections Committee
Newberry
Henry Ford
Ford
Senate
Senate Commitee’s Recount, Sought By Mr. Ford
Mr. Ford
Prohibition Officials Clamp Down on Liquor Trade
Washington orders by John F. Kramer and Attorney General Palmer close distilleries and bonded warehouses nationwide and bar wholesalers from liquor sales, enforcing prohibition and halting forged permits and illicit withdrawals across states and territories.
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John F. Kramer
Prohibition
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Kramer
Union
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Porto Rico
Kidnapers Get Long Terms in Witherell Case
In Los Angeles Arthur W Garr and Floyd L Garr cousins confessed kidnappers of Mrs Gladys Witheredell were sentenced to 20 years to life at San Quentin The maximum penalty under law was issued Father Sold Girl for 16 in Lexington Ky George Isamen a farmer was confined at Stanford on a charge from his daughter Annie 18 that he attempted to shoot her The report notes her claim she was sold by her father as part of the case
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Dorothy
Nas
Nancy
Los Angeles
Cal
aArthur W
Floyd L. Garr
Gladys Withédrell
San Quentin Penitentiary
Lexington
George Isamen
Guounta
Stanford
Annie
Malays The Laziest People In The World
A magazine essay cites Charles Mayer describing Malays as extremely lazy when work is not appealing yet capable of energy when entertained. The narrator notes a culture of living for the moment, reluctance to labor for others, and occasional bravery and loyalty to those they like.
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Charles Mayer
Asia Magazine
Jaber
Ike
Pajamas Origin in Hindustani Dress Likely
The article explains the Hindustani term paejema meaning leg clothing worn by Muslims in East India and describes how pajama refers to the thin loose trousers tied at the waist. It notes the adaptation to pajamas in the United States and mentions suits combining trousers and blouse as dressing room or sleepwear.
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United
Bobbie Starts Kindergarten and Notes Teachers’ Kindness
Bobbie’s mother was ill for some time and stricter with the children. At kindergarten, he says he likes his teacher and that teachers are not cross like mothers, speaking warmly about school and staff.
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Bobbie
Family Farm mortgage crisis sparks wary fortune and marriage signs
In a rural tale, William Mercer faces a thirty day deadline to settle a farm loan with Uncle Silas silent on aid. Henry Brown pressures Mercer's daughter Ethel into a scheme, but mercy appears as Uncle Silas reveals himself and pays the notes, saving the Mercer farm and wedding hopes for Ethel and Harry Lane.
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West Indies
William Mercer
Mercer
Sharp
Brown
Ethel
Harry Lane
Henry Brown
Mrs. Mercer
Mr. Brown
The Kitchen Cabinet 13 Quote on Silent Inner Cissternal Truth
A fragment quoting S J Barrows on how governments and nations fail when inner chambers of hearts grow weak. It argues secrecy can only be filled from within at the cisterns of infinite Silence.
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S. J. Barrows
Liddell Quote Echoes Joy in Traveling Path
A fragmentary verse by Liddell praises laughter and the pur joy of play as the speaker notes the heart of the race will reserve a place and be glad the traveler chose this path. The line emphasizes childlike delight in movement and journey.
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Latsen
Liddell
Unusual Winter Salad and Hearty Bean Bake Recipes
A fragment describes Plum and Cream Cheese Salad using canned green gore plums and pecans, served on heart lettuce with French dressing. It also outlines a New York State baked beans dish with rind pork and a seven hour bake, plus Peanut Straws pastry rolled and cut with peppery finish.
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New York State
Neighborhood Notes and Social Visits Across Renate
Last week brought social calls and routine errands around Renate. Chas Davie and Mrs Walter Jobecon visited Mrs BD W Comer. Iva Miller helped with wood for Robert Botohinese. Loyd Comer and Herschel helped at home. Thurton Comer returned to school after illness. Mr and Mrs Orson Blysetona visited kin in the south.
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Saasis
Robinett
Renate
Chas. Davie
Walter Jobecon
Mt. Piersant
Iva Miller
Robert Butohinese
Leo Wallace
H. Mickis
Loyd Comer
Herschel
Thurton Comer
Orson Blysetona
Tom James
Brand Farm
Lonie Lautzsenhleiser
Parsons
Miller
Giles Leeth
Mack
Brand
Fagie
Order For Publication Probate in Thompson Walton Estate
Michigan probate court in Clare County issues order for publication for hearing on March 7 1921 at the Harrison office to admit a writing purporting to be the last will of Thompson Walton deceased and grant administration to James T Walton or another suitable person. public notice to be published in the Clare Sentinels for three weeks.
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State of
Michigan
Clare
Harrison
Dorsey
Thompson Walton
James T. Walton
Daving
Clare Sentinels
Thos
Samuel Young
Celia E. Cummins
John BR. Goodman
Clare Sentinel
Memorial to an Apple on York farm shows seedling origin
A stone monument with a bronze tablet marks the York suoperial apple seedling origin and its development WH years ago. Erected on a farm along the Baltimore pike two miles from York Pa the monument was dedicated a few days ago. Iceberg origins are explained with Greenland currents and Arctic circulation patterns in a separate note.
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York
Baltimore Pike
Grain and Feed Prices Quoted by Clare Elevator Co
Grain and feed prices listed by Clare Elevator Co include No.2 White Wheat Spring Wheat No.2 Red Wheat and beans per cwt Alaike Clover Seed Red Clover Seed and wool. Also listed are prices for ducks turkeys potatoes per ton apples per cwt and other commodities.
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Clare Elevator Co
Gay
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