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Newspaper
Dermott News
Location
Dermott, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1919
Page
3
A tangled nocturnal pursuit centers on Jacqueline of Golden Victor Rousseau River and Leroux as they flee two assailants after a murder in New York. A house of gambling, a dogged search, and a perilous escape unfold across trains, stations, and a cloak of memory loss before a final train ride toward Vermont.
Paul arranges for Jacqueline to pose as his sister to travel together without embarrassment. He presents a visiting card as his sister’s brother and notes Jacqueline has removed her wedding ring. They reach Levis then Quebec, where a pale man stares at them and an unsettling encounter follows at a shop run by M Duchaine’s keeper, drawing the attention of Pere Antoine.
Hewlett arranges to take Jacqueline home and triggers a chain of events. In September ISOS logged over 100 applications for patents or automobiles. Three hundred motor vehicle types had been built or were in process. Uncle Eben derides flashy dress and bossy airs, saying true success lies elsewhere.
Edward B. Clark reports on President Wilson and travel funding debates over presidential trips. The piece contrasts Roosevelt era practices, calls for rail transport and expense coverage by the government, and notes looming discussions on wartime spending, touring plans, and League of Nations developments. It also surveys congressional activity and tariff revision debates as the 1921 political landscape shapes travel and policy.
Washington reports that with the blockade lifted, trade between Germany and the United States and the allied powers will begin. Acting Secretary Polk says blanket licenses will be issued for American firms. Trade will be unrestricted in most goods, except certain dyes, chemicals, and potash under allied commissions. American firms must send agents into Germany without passports, with payments later via credits. Officials doubt high demand, and Germany seeks cotton and copper to rebuild its industries.
The Federal Trade Commission reports the five major packers face Senate action as they prepare a defense against possible drastic controls. Officials warn of looming domination of key foods and potential international control of meat products, urging swift action to preserve free markets.
Fidel Cataldo and Domenica Cataldo of 714 Glenmore Avenue Brooklyn celebrate the arrival of three more sons born July 4 as the clock stopped at 11, 12 and the nurse announced a triple birth. The family already has eight boys and the Malian Brooklyn community buzzes with joy over the newborn trio.
A large crowd gathered at Madison Square Garden for a Friends of Irish Freedom event headlined by Eamonn de Valera, referred to as President of the Irish Republic, delivering the main address.
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