Libel suits initiated over President Harding paternity claim
Newspaper reports two libel suits totaling 830000 filed by Nak Brubon and another plaintiff. The British publication The Answer To A President's Dangulen is cited, alleging Warren G. Harding fathered a child. The piece notes the case, the publisher, and related editorial controversy.
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Hoover Drowses Through New Year Onboard Utah
United Press report recalls President Hoover aboard the USS Utah watching a ceremonial New Year’s Eve pageant. A mock White House reception and caricatured cabinet skits entertained as the ship neared the year 1920 with Mrs Hoover quietly observing from the bridge amid festive crew activity.
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United Press Star
Hampton Hand
Denielest Hleshork
Hoover
White House
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Emiscares
Captain Train
Utah
Uth Niwa Papermen
Train
Walsh
Poerine
Personal notices of relatives visiting across cities
A long list of social notes records various individuals visiting relatives or spending the day in different towns. Names include Thomas Jénsen, Mrs. Mary Bensink, Henry, Mrs. H.W. Baxter, Fred Holten, J. W. Moore, ELE. Manley, Misses Mary and Helen Kosmosk, Nedlie Grey, Mr. and Mrs. White, Cor Wagden, O. P. Bush, AL Bush, AB Cardwell and daughter Betty, and others. Destinations mentioned include Union City, Praniklin, Girard, Jamestown, Detroit, Garland, Buffalo, Richmond, Erie, Philadelphia, and Boston with multiple trips for holidays or visits.
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Uts
Eisai
Mary Bensink
Henry
Union City
H.W. Baxter
Praniklin
Johnston
Fred Holten
J. W. Moore
Girard
Charles Scheelengost
Ele. Manley
Jamestown
Hattie Ransom
Mary
Helen Kosmosk
Detrot
Mic
Nedlie Grey
Garland
Wiliam Grey
P. Bush
Bush
Tamestown
Trush
Ais AB
Cardwell
Betty
Buffalo
Richmond
Colegrove
Jon
Tallbuster
W. L. Holcomb
Janvestowt
Max Swarts
Erie
Swarts
Corry
Eple
Heniet
Womens College
Philadelpha
Hattie Chamberisin
Jamies Town
Fury
AcBlla King
Fred Biggiman
Stranti
Carl Stwef
Arthur
Barry Drabkin
Jacob Bobokin
Fred Brownsten
Eugene Cohen
W. & A. P. Howard Co
William Deyo Wit
Rig’ Wilasher
San Cura Ointment touted for chronic sores and skin woes
An old advertisement claims San Cura Ointment healed a leg sore after a year of fever and months bedridden. It credits Banks of the Atlantic Refining Co. with testing the remedy, and touts additional uses for eczema, boils, and hemorrhoids. Prices range 25c to $1.25. also promotes Complexion Soap.
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Hood Ie
Banks
Atlantic Refining Co
Pittsburgh
Light Snow Dampens Holiday Travelers Amid Glaze
Light snow falls across the region followed by a light rain as colder weather looms. Residents report slick sidewalks and cautious travel while officials warn of travel hazards and urge care during the holiday period.
Three Killed on Crossing at Winona Minn
Three New Year revelers from Winona were killed when their car was struck by a Chicago Milwaukee St Paul and Pacific passenger train near here. The victims are Mrs Irene Weber Miss Gladys Jackson and John Cieminski. Mrs Gertrude Lewis of Winona was seriously injured and not expected to survive. The party had been celebrating the New Year and were returning to Winona after the revels.
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Winona
Minn
Jan
Irene Weber
Gladys Jackson
John Cieminski
Gertrude Lewis
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