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Newspaper
Emmons County Record
Location
Linton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1919
Page
7
Charles G. Dawes of Chicago, noted for war work as purchasing agent for allied armies, is among those invited by President Wilson to participate in the October Washington industrial conference.
An Italian unit with armored cars crossed the Dalmatian demarcation line at Toguiro and occupied the town after overcoming a dozen Yugoslav soldiers. Two American vessels reportedly left Spalato for Toguiro as Rome warns mutinous Italian troops acted independently.
Dickinson state normal school opened its second year on September 20. The item notes continued academic activity and local context as the school resumes classes for another term.
From the Record November 2 1894 Williamsport reports Wrights from Erie arrive while Parker family heads to California Standing Rock Indians visit town set meadow fire near Peter Shier's hay narrowly saved Shier near Shier hair singed Glanavon Doerschlag scouting cattle Hampden East returns from Chicago with cattle herd Herolz stops in Wheatland on return trip
An aphoristic reflection on how ignorance becomes knowledge, moving through a twilight state between night and day, using metaphor of Cole ridge as a barrier between darkness and light.
The Bonn device features a French clock face built with two sets of numbered disks for 12 and 24 hour time. Users rotate the disks to reveal the corresponding figures through the openings.
The Federal Trade Commission found that Big Five packers earned profits two and a quarter to three times higher during the war than in pre-war years. The report, prepared for President Wilson on June 38, 1918, was withheld at Hoover's request and later sent to the Senate in response to a Norris amendment.
Thirty eight prominent San Francisco figures sent a telegram to Senator Hiram W. Johnson urging him to withdraw opposition to the peace treaty. They stated they represent the overwhelming majority of California and that his stance does not reflect them.
Washington reports President Carranza may pursue arbitration to settle current Mexican governance issues. The brief notes uncertainty about a formal move and Filipino and regional implications remain unclear.
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