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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 1921
Page
2
Abe Lincoln announces plans to seek a legisature seat at Sangamon county, while friends gather for a debate on internal improvements. Harry Needles wrestles with heartbreak over Bim Kelso and faces a long night walk to Springfield with Abe for political gear and the road ahead.
Samson Traylor and his wife Sarah travel from Vergennes Vermont with two children Josiah and Betsey to the Sangamon country in Illinois. They meet John McNeil at Niagara Falls and travel on with Harry Needles, saved by Sarah’s ministrations. In New Salem they meet Abe Lincoln and others. Lincoln fights Armstrong while Harry battles McNeil. Traylor assists two enslaved people, Biggs injures, then courts Bim while McNeil pursues Ann Rutledge and love stories unfold.
Two individuals named Abe and Harry are linked to events during the Black Hawk War era. The fragment hints at historical or biographical note about their roles or experiences in the conflict involving Native American leader Black Hawk. Further details are not provided in the text.
In rural areas Czech women wear aprons as eye catchers rather than work garments. Aprons are often heirlooms in greens and golds set on dark fabrics with embroidered white mutton sleeves and fitted waist jackets. Short black skirts and decorative stockings complete the vivid rural style.
Discontent is described as ink in water, spreading blackness through the fountain. It clouds the mind and causes focus on the problem rather than the remedy, as expressed by Jelthum in a reflective aphorism.
The piece notes renewed Cuban interest as the United States aids Cuba since 1898 with General Enoch H. Crowder directing financial stabilization. A Cuban commission will review revenue, cut expenses, raise funds, rewrite tariffs, and Crowder will serve as ex officio member and chief adviser. It recalls President Zayas inheriting a $46 million deficit with collapsed customs and internal revenues.
Lasker announces separation of the Emergency Fleet from the United States Shipping Board to let the fleet control ship operations while the board expands its regulatory powers. Powell becomes president, Clear elected treasurer, Bolling to assist, Tweedale successor to be named, Powell to serve without salary but receive 14 per year under law.
Miss Jane Addams of Hull House, returned from a four month European tour, praises rising internationalism dissolving national characteristics among women. As president of the Women’s International League for Peace and Freedom, she notes delegates from 81 nations at Vienna and envisions organizing women worldwide to press governments to forestall future wars.
John Barton Payne, former secretary of the interior and shipping board chair, is named chairman of the central committee of the American Red Cross. He assumed office October 15, without salary, succeeding Dr. Livingston Farrand who resigns. Farrand becomes president of Cornell University.
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