Democrats applaud third term speech in Washington
In Washington on March 208 Democrats and Republicans applauded Representative Humphreys of Mississippi as he urged passage of an amendment limiting presidential eligibility to a single term. He argued sustained look back at Washington and Jefferson to show dangers of a third term and noted recent precedents from McKinley and Roosevelt. The chamber erupted in applause as lawmakers congratulated him.
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Denver to ban horses from city streets in 1925
Denver city council will consider an ordinance banning horses cattle sheep and swine from the corporate limits and from being driven on the streets starting January 1, 1925. The proposal targets public nuisance and safety in the Denver area.
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Senator Newberry Gets Two Years In Prison
Grand Rapids Mich March 22 Truman EH Newberry junior United States senator from Michigan convicted by a jury of conspiring in 1918 to vitiate the election laws. He was sentenced to two years in prison and fined 10000 and released on bond pending appeal. Several associates including his brother John S Newberry and 15 campaign managers received similar sentences or fines.
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Prank Winery
British honor U S Navy tribute sails to New York harbor
London March 25 Erelyn Wrench sails for the United States with 6000 pounds sterling raised by thousands of British admirers of the American navy’s work during the war. He will present the fund to Secretary Daolels for a monument in New York harbor. A replica of the Dover patrol monoliths is proposed for the memorial.
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Survivors Reach Land After Shipwreck Off Sandy Hook
Captain J. G. Peterson and six crew members of the American schooner Jeremiah Smith, which sank 250 miles off Sandy Hook while bound from Newport News to Cuba with coal, were landed at New York by the steamer Hatteras after drifting for four days in an open boat.
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Plan recount in Michigan senate race
Washington March 24 arrangements were made for a recount of ballots in the Ford Newberry senatorial election in Michigan by a subcommittee of the Senate privileges and elections committee.
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Bolshevik Red Offensive Repulsed Near Mozir in 1920
London reports 16 600 antibolshevist soldiers found frozen to death on the steppes while Red forces press Caucasus on the Mozir front. Polish lines near Bobruisk repelled a Soviet armor aided drive as hand to hand fighting erupts and Mohilev falls, with Ukraine HQ moved to Khuman per Mazepa.
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Pershing Praises Writers for Cooperation During War
Charles H. Grasty of the New York Times read a General Pershing letter praising American newspaper correspondents in France. The letter commends reporters for subordinating instinct to cooperate with military authorities and verbosely notes no violations of trust while helping inform the American public on matters vital to American arms.
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Stowaway Giovanni Nardi Detained After Harbor Plunge
Italian youth Giovanni Nardi, eager to enter the United States, leapt from the steamer Pesaro from Naples into New York Harbor. Slippery pilings thwarted his entry as he attempted to climb aboard, and he was hauled away by police launch and returned to the Pesaro for possible deportation.
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City approves wage hike and budget boost for Chicago
Chicago voters, March 25, approve a 10 percent salary raise for all city employees and restore civil service layoffs. The city council directs the finance committee to add 4,000,000 to the 1920 estimated income, bringing the total to 86,205,000. Uncertain funding remains unclear as to how the cash shortfall will be covered.
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Vote to Remain at Work By Coal Miners Ends Standoff
New York March 25 the general scale committee representing anthracite coal miners voted nearly unanimously to stay at work after April 1 while negotiating a new wage agreement. They require that mine owners avoid retroactive wage adjustments beyond the current contract which expires March 31.
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New York
Noske Dropped From German Cabinet In Rebuilt Lineup
Berlin reports a reshaped cabinet after the Wapp-Luettwitz coup with Doctor Gessler named defense minister and Deetor Cuno as finance chief. The changes mark the only major shifts while three minor portfolios remain unsettled. The coalition remains social democrats centrists and democrats despite the Independent Socialists staying out. The patched-up cabinet’s tenure is expected to be brief.
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Sims Assailed by Pittman in Senate Hearing
Washington March 24 Senate committee completed cross examination of Rear Admiral Sims. Senator Pittman of Nevada accused Sims of wanting to turn over the navy to the British and relying on the British admiralty for advice. Sims challenged the senator as he pointed a finger, while Pittman retorted that the senate follows procedure, not navy method, on the bridge of a ship.
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Navy
Martens Sues For Million In U.S. Supreme Court
Ludwig C A K Martens, self styled ambassador of the Russian soviet government, files a $1,000,000 joint suit in the Supreme Court for alleged libel against the Review of Reviews company editor Albert Shaw and author Arthur Wallace Dunn of The Reds In America. Martens says the book published by the company fosters contempt and distrust by misrepresenting him as promoting propaganda against the U.S. government.
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Ludwig C. A. K. Martens
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Arthur Wallace Dunn
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Missionary Slays British Major in Assam
London dispatches report Major H. D. Cleete was killed at Sadiya Assam by a missionary. Later messages identify the killer as L. W. B. Jackman a physician credited to the American Baptist Foreign Missionary Society.
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American Baptist Foreign Missionary Society
Milka Emulsion Promises Quick Digestive Relief
An advertisement from Terre Haute Indiana touts Milka Emulsion as a cure for stomach pain gas and constipation. It claims rapid relief within a day and urges trial with a money back guarantee offering six bottles for $4 and $1.20 each with distribution by druggists. The copy emphasizes nourishment appetite boost and restoration of bowel action.
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Relaxing First Mechani Working Today
Two machinists exchange a calm morning check in about starting tasks. One notes it is an off day, and the other confirms a light schedule, signaling a relaxed work pace and mutual awareness of slower operations.
Less Meat If Back And Kidneys Hurt
Eating meat regularly supposedly harms kidneys by uric acid in meat overworking them and causing backache and various ailments. Jad Salts is recommended as a remedy to flush kidneys, improve activity, and neutralize urine acids. The ad claims the product is safe and improves urinary issues and bladder disorders.
The Way to Do It and Encouragement to Join Society
A brief observance on improving skill and time management includes a line about wishing to hit time and an invitation to join an amateur musical society for practice and community. The phrase suggests self-improvement through social musical activity.
St Jacobs Oil Promises Quick Rheumatism Relief
An old advertisement touts St Jacobs Oil as a safe, instant remedy for rheumatism joints and muscles. It claims most cases need no internal treatment, and promises relief from stiffness swelling and pain, urging readers to buy a small bottle at any drug store.
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The Real One Debate On Education Payoff
The exchange centers on whether two college educations pay off. One speaker argues that pushing a son toward higher education is worthwhile, while another counters that the true value lies in the effort of the person seeking opportunity rather than the degree itself.
Castoria From Old Remedy to Modern Claims
The notice cites Castoria as a long standing infant remedy urging buyers to check the signature and history of the product. It includes stray lines about a doctor fixing a dwelling and claims about blood purification eradicating rheumatism and dyspepsia, plus a random reference to American machinery and Sweden.
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Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery Ad Recount
An old era advertisement touts Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a powerful blood builder tonic. It includes testimonials from Savanna and Joliet residents praising health improvements and recommending the Pleasant Pellets for digestion, liver and bowel regulation.
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Begg's Mustarine Heats Away Chest Congestion
An advertisement touts Begg's Mustarine as a heat penetrating remedy for bronchitis and chest colds. It claims heat eases sharp chest pain and congestion, advises applying nightly and covering with a cloth, and promises morning relief. Price is 30 cents, Wells & Co of LeRoy, N.Y.
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