President Wilson as a poor partisan in Crane critique
Dr Frank Crane labels Wilson a poor partisan and weak statesman while predicting future judgment. The column argues Crane misreads public opinion and cites Wilsons 1918 partisan appeal as a repudiation of his leadership. Nat Repub contesting Crane and Crane's democracy stance noted.
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Frank Crane
Wilson
Crane
Harding
Mr. Wilson
Wilson League
White House
Nat
Repub
Harding Defines America’s Stand in War Talk
The Worcester Telegram quotes President Harding declaring the United States will take what is rightfully its own and defend it with vigor. He rejects all inferior missions and frames America as a fearless forward nation, aiming for peace with honor if necessary.
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Harding
United States of America
Atrikea
America
Wilson
Worcester
Tobacco foes losing ground in anti tobacco drive
A Leslie's Magazine piece cites a survey of 12,518 editors on tobacco prohibition showing 95 percent oppose such laws locally. Utah shows strongest support at 42 percent, while states with Mormon influence like Idaho and Arkansas largely reject prohibition. The report notes overall anti smoking momentum waning outside Utah.
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Garret Smith
Leslie's
Press Service Company
New York City
Utah
Idaho
Ias
Tennessee
Arkansas
Arizona
Senate
Iowa
Kansas
Oregon
Oklahoma
House
Towa
Mislaid pocketbook scheme ends with reveal of truth
Mrs. Hoy hides small pocketbook contents to trap maid Delia as suspicion shifts when husband Kenton asserts the loss. A lunchroom exchange and swift sleight of hand expose the ruse, revealing the vanished item later found in his own pocket. In chancery notice: sale of Monroe county land in New Jersey totals about 93 acres plus two smaller tracts with a 7500 dollar decree.
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Delia
Kenton Hoy
Hester
Mr. Hoy
Mrs. Hoy
Io Fair Exchange
Sheriff Sale Notice of Cranbury Land Parcels Middlesex NJ
Foreclosure sale dated May 19 1921 exposes two described Cranbury Township parcels in Middlesex County New Jersey. It lists first tract on Cranbury Road to Ebenezer Mills and second tract near Maple lot with boundaries and measurements and a total of about 8.04 acres excluding a road. The sale is conducted by Sheriff Elmer E Wyckoff with solicitor William Abbotts Jr and includes $300.00 costs.
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Sheriff’s Office
New Brunswick
N. J
Monroe
County of
Middlesex
New Jersey
Nicholas V. Gordon
Spotswood
Englishtown
State Reform School
George E. Gordon
Joseph Casner
Casner
Cornelius Johnson
William Wilson
Wilson
Lawrence Thomas
J. McGowan
Middlesex County
Cranbury
State of
Cranbury Road
Ebenezer’s Mills
Benjamin Rossell
Rossell
Rou
Richard Lake
P. R
David J. Maple
Plain Tavern
Stockton’s Mills
Benjamin Russell
Thorough Mastication Affects Digestion And Digestion Aids
Digestion begins in the mouth and thorough mastication is of the greatest importance. It is claimed that only half as much food is required when well chewed. When needed take Chamberlains tablets to strengthen digestion and insure a regular movement of the bowels.
Executrix to exhibit final account in Middlesex Orphans Court
Notice to interested parties that the Subscriber Executrix of Magnus Cook deceased will present her final account to the Orphans Court of Middlesex County on Friday June 10 1921 at 9 am in April 1921 term for settlement and allowance after audit by the Surrogate dated May 4 1921 Ansa O Hanning Executrix
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Magnus Cook
Orphan’s Court
County of Middlesex
Ln A. M
Ansa
Hanning
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Geo. W. Burroughs & Son
Congress
Tobacco
ANTIS
Commonwealth
Friends of Tobacco
Chancery
Isaac Scudder Bennett
Annie S. Gordon
George W. Gordon
Christian Feigenspan
David J. van Horn
Adrian S. Apperger
Silas D. Grimstead
Sheriff’s Sale
Joseph L. Watson
Helena Wolf
Elmer E. Wyckoff
William Abbotts, JR
Fred’k W. Donnelly
South Broad Street
Trenton, N. J
Donnelly
Trenton
Men's Department
Ajax
Hi. R. Disbrow & Son
Hardware
Allentown and
Kodak
E. State Street
Horace Mann
W. V. Stewart
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