Alfred Ringling Estate Valued In Sauk County
The Alfred T. Ringling estate is valued at 1 056 548 dollars in a Sauk County Wisconsin court filing. President elect and Mrs Harding will spend the winter in Florida and depart in early January returning before March 4. Bolshevik revolutions expected in new Georgia republic per Istanbul dispatch. Milan Corriere d Italia urges measures to subdue Gabriele d Annunzio for Italy's honor. Crown forces burn Ballinaree village Longford in reprisal for an attack on police. one constable killed. An armed Japanese man rioted in Brooke Street Sydney. two Japanese were killed during the clash.
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Alfred T. Ringling
Sauk County
Barahoo
Wis
Harding
Florida
Washington
Dublin
Crown
Ballinaree
County Longford
World events and political notes from wartime dispatches
The report covers Italian government control under General Cavigia and Admiral Jivine, Chile’s inauguration of Arturo Adesandri, and American trade and diplomacy moves. It notes fiscal deficits, a pension bill, tariff debates, and a proposed commercial treaty with Stam. It also mentions a Washington push for new authority on a world congress, and a news item on a coal scandal inquiry and a railway wreck near Petrograd with casualties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cavigia
Jivine Claii
International Live Stock Show Highlights Canadian Success
The 1920 International Live Stock show in Chicago drew Canadian participation from six provinces with strong prize results signaling notable progress. Also reported are wartime incidents in Ireland with casualties, the Home Rule bill’s passage, and a Mexican aviator’s rapid flight from Mexico City to Vera Cruz in under 2 hours 20 minutes.
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Chicago
Canada
Fernando Prowl
Mexico City
Vera Cruz
Varied World News From London to Ireland and Oklahoma
A diverse set of dispatches reports raids on Cork Examiner offices in London. three presses wrecked. Asama volcano erupts violently in Japan. frontier commission killings in Budapest. Prohibition support in Chile. California anti alien land laws opposed by Japan. Bonds of crime, politics, and industrial unrest thread through reports from Ireland, Oklahoma, and Philadelphia.
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Cork Examiner
London
Dawes May Head Commission to Reorganize Government Service
President-elect Harding considers a five-nation group to govern world affairs with a world court, while Cabinet picks include Reynolds to treasury and Hoover possibly joining. The House passes farmers relief tariff bill amid fears of Senate scrutiny. A coal price scandal inquiry reveals government officials profiting from fuel shortages. In Ireland and Fiume, tensions rise with military actions and political moves as home rule advances in Britain. Manitoba and Western Canada harvests gain prominence with new champions in oats and wheat.
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Dawes
Farmers’ Relief
House of Representatives
Senate
Sehntenance Committee
George H. Cushing
American Wholesale Coal Dealers’ Association
United States
Cushing
National Coal Association
Col
D. F. Wrentz
Ireland
Dublin
Sinn
Sinn Fein
Dawes Sees Harding on Government Reform Plans
Gen Charles Gates Dawes visited Marion and spoke with President-elect Harding about cutting federal expenses and tax impacts. Dawes said Harding already understands the issue and will pursue government reorganization as a top priority.
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Charles Gates Dawes
Chicago
Marion
Dawes
Harding
Harding to Florida Guests of Senator Frelinghuysen
President and Mrs. Harding plan a Florida visit next month as guests of Senator Frelinghuysen of New Jersey for several weeks. A cabinet slate may be announced before their departure, with Knox or Charles Evans Hughes as leading candidates for secretary of state and Wu Tang likely to decline.
Justice Stafford to rule on Big Five packing plan
Justice Stafford in Washington hears plans by the Big Five packing concerns to dispose of their financial interests in meatpacking stocks and railroads. He indicated he will adopt the government plan and appoint a receiver if Armour Swift and Morris family members fail to prove divestment within weeks after the holidays.
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Justice Stafford
Washington
Mie
Armour, Swift and Morris
Constantine Reestablishes Throne Amid Balkan Tensions
The article notes Constantine restored on his throne with Greek acclaim and plans a visit to Asia Minor if great powers allow. Lloyd George opposes rapid changes to the Serres treaty favoring Turks over Greeks. Reports from Tiflis say Bolsheviks plan to attack Georgia as troops mass near the Black Sea while Armenia freezes foreign loans.
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Constantine
Asia Minor
Athens
Lloyd George
House of Commons
Trotzky
Russia
Tiflis
Republic of Georgia
Black Sea
Georgia
Armenia
Constantinople
That fellow is a chestnut of remarkable development
A humorous dialogue mocks a man who overstates his growth and seeks notice. The other character labels him a chestnut, playfully riffing on the double meaning of the word.
Hall's Catarrh Medicine Details and Claims
Hall's Catarrh Medicine is presented as a tonic and blood purifier that acts through the blood on mucous surfaces to reduce inflammation. The ad asserts catarrh worsens when the body is unhealthy and promotes the product as beneficial in restoring normal conditions. Circulars free from B. J. Cheney & Co. Toledo Ohio.
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Hall
B. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
Improved Submarine Lassoing Method Highlighted
An American inventor proposes a new scheme to capture enemy submarines by lassoing them, described as a clear improvement over the prior tactic of shooting pins into submarines as they pass by.
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London Punch
Cuticura Ad Claims Skin Benefits for Face and Hands
An advertisement urges users to apply Cuticura Ointment on rising and retiring, wash off after five minutes with Cuticura Soap and hot water, and promises improvements for poor complexions dandruff itching and red rough hands.
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Adv
Faith Moves Mountains and Steam Shovels
Faith moves mountains but may wait until steam shovels arrive to ease the task. The line reflects the belief that belief can inspire effort yet technology accelerates progress.
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RBH
London Daily Express
New
Fiume
Milan Corierre d'Italia
Gabriele dAnnunzio
Italy
London Central News
Perth
Australia
Brooke
Janis Vost
Toons TF
Gerald LaBaw
Harold Newman
Wilson
Arturo Adesandri
Chile
Wade
Spain
Department of Commerce
Arthur Young
Stam
Messae
Congress
Ania
House Appropriations Committee
House
George T. Cushing
Manger
A. O. Rice
New Market
Petrograd
Eeis
Russell J
International Honors
Western Canada
Cashel Police Barracks
Lenedon
Mudlinahone
Clonmel
County Pipperary
London Dispatch
Army
Linyy Creorge
Tokyo
Asama
Budapest
Santaago
State Department
California
Abruzzi
Victor T Emmanuel
Naples
Magadoxa
Tralian Somaliland
Holland
The
Hague
Ennistymen
County Clare
Sevier County
William
Knoxville
Tenn
Clara Smith Amon
Ardmore
Oklo
Buck Garrett
Robertson
Oklahoma City
Okla
State of Oklahoma
Clara Barton Smith
Jake” L. Tiaman
Cato Sells
O. H. Peckham
National Candy Company
St. Trouis
Clinton
Philadelphia
Walter R. Alexander
Alexander
Bollingfield
Tom W. Vickery
Jeff C. Couch
Fort Worth
Tex
Elk County
KE. W. Turley
Building Trust
John A. McCarthy
Charles F. Murphy
Tammany Leader
New York
Association of Nations
Prebigtichs
Edward W. Pickard
Tnrding
Dia Toras
Jueneue
Flindive
Iliathios
Tenuters Borah
Jieed
Ma Peven
Pleading
Great Britain
France
Japan
Mix. Harding
America
Supreme Court
White
George MM, Reynolds
Chicato
PD Annunzio
Novernifera
Dialy
Lis
Fesr
Tle
Dd’ Anniuntizio
Plume Taless
Mir
Mitchell
Dahinda
Saskatchewan
Manchester
England
Wester Canada
Stratford
Ontario
Lucas
Mam
Althouh
Alberta
Cayley
Dle
Western
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