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Newspaper
Filer Record
Location
Filer, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Feb 26, 1920
Page
11
Washington reports the federal reserve board outlines a course to guard against rapid deflation by centering credits and restoring prewar industrial conditions. The plan aims to test the system’s ability to check weakness in liquidity and encourage credit accommodation while warning against deflationary damage and inflationary overadjustment.
The body of famed explorer Peary was laid to rest at Arlington National Cemetery in Washington. Officials, diplomats, and government officers attended the funeral as Captain Caprull Wright, chaplain of the Washington bar, led the religious ceremonies.
Sew Veenamm, exnewe ee and governor of New York, stood as an erstwhile honoree at a Waeb Wastes Birthday Hineee in Newstoye Hemme Undererit. He appeared in front of 22 Park Row and spoke about seeking a place in government.
The government’s top marshal warns activists before a chamber of commerce audience. He says they must refrain from actions that would violate agreements and could trigger a broader strike against New York. Central figures include Kelwert L Hannah, president of the Central Federated group.
Fragmented OCR text references congressional tribute amid unsettled debates. Mentions Senate, Crewe, Nerman Fetrainedt, and events around a national birthday, with unclear dates and mixed names, suggesting a commemorative moment amid political tension.
A garbled report notes the installation of a new lord mayor. It mentions Tom Kelly and a police sergeant Trompann, with unclear details about Wormwoodt pk, Lonehum parsing, and domestic scenes involving a wife and an adopted daughter.
In Iron County Michigan a rebellion against federal prohibition rose, led by the county prosecuting attorney. Major A L Delrymple, federal prohibition director, sought warrants to arrest the prosecuting attorney as deputies and local officers seized wine from three residents near Hiver, then returned it to the owner amid threats to enforce measures.
Washington polls show little progress after the pact failed as the Senate signals no support for Lawson era creations. The president lags in backing from key factions, and no coalition forms to advance any amendment or new agreement.
A garbled Moscow wire story reports Denekine joining the white arm leadership as Polish forces face a world menace. A Chicago meeting arranged by a Polish committee kicks off a nationwide series amid plans for a Washington day program Sunday.
Plan correction battle centers on farmers union leaders and federal trade commission remarks. President of National Farmers Union urges nations to address pressing agricultural concerns as lawmakers discuss international trade and packing industries amid new inquiries.
A district court, led by Associate Justice Baltey, barred a planned sale of thirty former German passenger liners offered by the board. The injunction prevents the vessel sale pending further actions in the Washington court.
Clark University professor Robert H. Goddard unveils a high charge rocket intended to record atmospheric conditions at unprecedented heights. Theoretical progress could extend to lunar reach in just over four days. Also reports a kidnapping ransom demand against American Joseph R. Askew linked to Soviet statements from Moscow.
Labor leaders opposing the measure plan to urge President Wilson to veto the compromise railroad bill now before him after Senate approval and House passage by 250 to 150. The bill smooths government control ending March 1, with railroads to be returned to owners, while debates center on labor provisions and freight charges.
Fly Nevada Leonora v Pristow age 27 and Joe Bell age 20 were arrested by Sheriff Enslow after a Friday shooting near Cherry Creek that killed Arthur J St Clair and possibly fatally wounded George Requa. Fristow admits firing in self defense claiming officers fired first. Bell allegedly struck officers with a shot that missed Pristow fired three times.
Washington reports quote Samuel Gompers condemning a labor party as harmful to workers, while a telegram from Mitcha of Terre Haute supports building labor influence through partisan action. A Farm Credit System bill proposed by Representative McFadden envisions cooperative credit with farm member stock in community banks, backed by government guarantees.
Bolshevik forces seize Murmansk shipping in the harbor after a revelation. Alton, Ti-Tr, Harry Lemons, once private physician to the Japanese emperor, is killed in a related incident. An automobile crash injures several, while authorities search for a poisoned olive product linked to a toxin scare affecting fifty two towns.
Doctors and insurance officials note many adults unknowingly suffer kidney trouble. Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root is described as highly effective, with insurers citing kidney disease as a common reason for rejection. Sample bottles offered for ten cents, required mentioning the publication.
A Dallas News note quotes a petty exchange where May accuses the other of fishing for a compliment at her house. The reply denies making a con strued remark about intelligence, with May insisting she heard a claim that he compared monkeys to intelligence.
A plainspoken advert promises Ely's Cream Balm clears nasal passages in moments. It claims to soothe swollen mucous membranes and end headaches from cold or catarrh with a small bottle applied in the nostrils.
A jokey exchange notes a man named Fhubdab is upset when his wife returns from the country. She arrives unannounced during a poker game, surprising everyone and triggering comments about his reaction.
A humorous exchange about persuading a spouse ends with a silent treatment. The joke hinges on the husband’s hour of debate yielding victory, followed by a chilly reaction from his wife that lasts beyond the moment.
An old advertisement touts Green's August Flower as a gentle laxative that regulates digestion, cleanses the stomach and intestines, and stimulates the liver. It claims wide use for indigestion, nervous dyspepsia, sluggish liver, and related issues, sold by druggists worldwide for over half a century. The ad ends with a joke about a wife and husband.
An advertisement promotes Diamond Dyes promising rich sideless colors for wool silk cotton and blends. It touts an included direction book and claims compatibility with all fabrics and materials. The copy also mentions Cuticura products for baby rashes and general skin care with a strong emphasis on household use.
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