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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jul 28, 1922

Page

7

Jackass Is His Mascot for Colonel Davenport’s Unit

Maj. Claude Davenport, an American army officer stationed in Run me nin, adopts a five week old jackass as a mascot. Tie is pictured with the young animal in a candid moment showcasing the unit’s unofficial symbol.

Claude Davenport Runmenin Jackass Tie

John D Rockefeller Photo at Pocantico Hills on 83rd Birthday

A new portrait of John D Rockefeller was taken on the grounds of his Pocantreo Hills estate in New York on July 9, marking his eighty third birthday.

John D. Rockefeller Pocantreo Hills New York Lenine Russia Riga Don Moscow

Long Island resort tale of a broker's clerk and a clever lesson

A stock broker's clerk visits a Long Island resort and befriends a young woman who trusts his aquatic expertise. He explains travel by wind and current, insisting boats must sail crooked to go straight, a remark she finds surprisingly clear and enlightening.

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Needle for Egg Exchange in Suburban Store

A boy asks for a needle for an egg in a general store. The clerk points out a whole packet of needles costs more than the egg. The boy replies that his mother wants the change in cheese instead.

Boston ‘Transcript

Negotiations falter as coal strike resists seniority demand

Reports from Washington outline stalled talks on coal and railroad labor disputes. President Harding proposes reopening mines, governors express varied support, while North Dakota and Maryland clash over methods and seniority, and a sweeping plan battles with union resistance.

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President Harding rejects amnesty for political prisoners

A delegation of mentalists presented a petition with a million signatures to President Harding asking for mercy. He refused to pardon those guilty of advocating destruction of the government by force and said he would not consider general amnesty.

Russia Litr Vinoff Genoa Hague Harding

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