Christ Would Be for Baseball If Jesus Here Says Pastor
Amarillo May 27 Reverend Roy Rutherford pastor of the First Christian church argues Jesus would back local baseball and other sports if he were here. He urges church members to support the league citing physical moral and spiritual benefits and says religion is life and daily focus. The Amarillo church league consists of about six local churches playing three to four games weekly.
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Resolution to probe prowar propaganda and treason cases
A proposed May resolution in the House by Representative Michaelson of Illinois calls for a ten member committee to investigate claims of prowar propaganda in the United States prior to World War I and to possibly pursue impeachment and treason charges. It requests records from the War and State Departments and aims to report findings to the December 1921 session.
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Woman credits Pinkham's Compound for relief from chronic pain
Mrs. Margaret McCumber of Georgetown Illinois says after many doctors failed she found relief from severe back and side pain by Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She reports regained ability to work and urges other women to try the remedy.
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B. Pinkham
Margaret McCumber
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McCumber
Lydia E. Pinkham
I will test your eyes free test at Hemilton Drug Co
A brief notice offers a free eye test from J. H. Muff at Hemilton Drug Co seeking customers in need of vision care. The item mirrors a local merchant promotion and mentions the optician or sponsor by name. No dates or prices are given.
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Hemilton Drug Ca
Lift Ban on Press Policy of Will Hays
Washington May 26 The Liberator a New York City monthly was granted second class mailing privileges after a pending since Feb 1 1918. Postmaster General Hays said the department permitted issues at third class rate and will refund 11277. He noted similar reviews for The Call of New York and Victor Berger’s Leader, with legal action possible if conspiracies to destroy government are involved.
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New York City
Max Fastman
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Call of New York
Victor Berger
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Hays Delared
Department of Justice
The Rich Have Wines The Poor Go to Jail
In New York police enter private homes without warrants searching dining rooms and bags for liquor. Magistrate Nolan criticizes the orders as contrary to law and the Constitution. The piece laments Prohibition enforcement that harms the poor while sparing the rich across a system of presumptions and fines.
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New York
Nolan
United States
Comanche Voters to Decide Bond for New High School
Tomorrow Comanche residents vote on a $100,000 bond issue to erect a new high school and improve other public school buildings, with $110,000 expected from outside capital to benefit local merchants and workers. The editorial urges a strong, united yes from eligible taxpayers who own property and meet residency or tax qualifications.
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