Forecast of Home Building Surge in 1921
The 1925 projections detail continued strong demand for housing, listing key projects like Intermt Rona Barre and hospital expansion. Obstacles include material costs, labor, and market conditions, but a surge in home building is forecast to begin in April 1921, easing by July or August with price adjustments and better borrowing. GOODRICH Architects summarizes the outlook for renewed construction activity and investment.
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Trent
Gimut Colvse
Benky
Lwanlis Ces
Goodrich
Sigh of Relief Ends Old Year in War Economy
The article discusses postwar price shifts and purchasing power. It notes better goods produced than prewar, uneven commodity abundance, and how wage earners regain buying power as the dollar stabilizes. It warns of rent and retail price shifts, with landlords, retailers, and housing costs influencing 1940s economic adjustments.
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Sfa
Le¢Ser
Everss Biere
Felvid
Debates Over Normalcy and Postwar Policy
The article argues about price cuts and excise taxes, the shift of finances under the wartime reserve, and possible policy changes with a new administration. It notes tensions between Republicans and Democrats, calls for steadiness, and predicts gradual fiscal adjustments as 1921 approaches after the war ended in 1918.
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Resolusi
Congress
Meneure
New Army Invades Headlines Amid Peace Talks
Count Bonla-Longure the Italian ambassador and dean of the diplomatic corps welcomed the holidays in the south of France as Mitterand urged loyal acceptance of instruments for final peace. Crowds cheered at the Basyllee palace while the German ambassador stood in silence amid renewed reflections on war’s legacy and global duties.
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France
Count Bonla-Longure
Teliplomatic Corps
Mitterand
Biysee Palace
De Valera Safe in Ireland Amid Ambuscade Rumors
Dublin reports say Eamon De Valera likely hid in Ireland as Republican funds and ambuscade allegations swirl. A stranded American steamer Pontia arrived from New York under armed guard. crew questioned, no evidence placing De Valera aboard. Dock workers refuse unloading while troops stay onboard.
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Dublin
Jon
Pontis
New York
Portia
Tuas
Pontia Panin
Earve
Pontia
de Valera
Challenges World Alex Alston Chime Carpenter Claim
A terse, inconsistent note alleges Alex Alston Chime, a carpenter, claims to be the world’s top nail driver. The document cites a figure of 1 470 000 nors or nails involved, with unclear context and identification.
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Alex Alston
Royalty Draws Grab Bags at White City Fair
An OCR fragment describes royalty at a London fair drawing prizes in a lucky dip. King George of England draws a sponge and cigarettes. King Christian of Denmark wins a box of matches. Queen Alexandrina, Queen Mary, and Princess Victoria receive small gifts. The royals share the fun, tease a king about a typewriter, and remark on Britain’s annual military expenditure of about 100 million pounds.
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London
White City
George
Begland
Christian
Denmark
Algomviva
Mary
England
Ee Maud
Alury
Toalbu
Victoria
Goodrich McCray Fight Hots Up In Indiana House Speaks
The race for speaker heats as Miltenberger fights McCray with Goodrich backing, while Lawrence Lyons and Governor-elect plan influence. McCray seeks to place McClure, opponents rally behind Miltenberger, a battle shaping state control. The contest, set to conclude Wednesday in the assembly.
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Fone Abla Een
Lee Shdray
McClure
Lawrence Lyons
Elec
Anderson
McAsure
McCray
Miltenberger
Mel Cray
Bob Crey
Goodrich
Haa
Indiana
E. MM. Wasmuth
Niltenberger
Munele
State “House
McCray Linning
Miltonbarger
Enutus
New Sheriff Makes First Arrests in Liberty Center Robbery
The new sheriff, born and raised in Bluffton, admits he was implicated in a Wells County store robbery at Liberty Center last October. Police seized tools and papers. Myers is said to have a 30 year crime record. Sheriff Abbott seeks a continuation in police court Monday morning to pursue the case.
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Cincinnact
Wells County
Liberty Center
Tin
Bluffton
Myers
Abbott
Cabinet Line-Up Not Completed in Early Reports
The report notes President-elect may appoint George B. Christian as secretary to the presidency, with others mentioned. It describes Harding’s secretaryship under consideration and hints Christian’s probable role, while also noting the president-elect’s day included long walks and informal dinners with acquaintances.
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George B. Chri
Br. Harding
Senate
Christian
Hye
Cromge B. Christian
Twenty-Five Dead in Ireland as Christmas Storms Claim Victims
A Dec 22 to Dec 2 storm toll in Ireland leaves twenty five dead or missing. Among the dead were nineteen women at Viana, and five young soldiers, including one from an outreach unit.
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Delfast
Ber
Ireland
Viana
Miller inaugurated New York Governor in Albany crowd cheers
In Albany a new New York State governor was sworn in as Jah Miller took the oath. The ceremony featured field guns in Capital Park and a grateful introduction by outgoing Governor Alicia E. Smith. Miller promised economy in public administration and suggested party considerations would be kept in view. He signaled a cautious stance on welfare legislation.
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Albany
N.yl Jah
New York State
Lubay- Mu
Parkev
Mmili
Wathan le Miller
Tad
Miller
Alicia E. Smith
Ws. Es
Cannot Abandon League Writer Tells Harding
The article quotes discussions on America’s role in the League and possible reforms at Geneva. It notes Harding’s reception of world conditions, intent to participate in world affairs, and a plan to outline America’s role publicly after inauguration.
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League
Harding
America
Ie League
Murding
Weild
Geneva
Herding
Miso
Marding
América
Diplomatic Corps Given Reception
Navy readers worldwide heard a message from the naval secretary as 1920 faded and 1922 began. The greeting praised the service of sailors in 126 under trying conditions and urged recognition for patriotic efforts and resilience in meeting emergencies.
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Naval Secretary
ELOPERS Shown with Dorothy Gish as murky actress
Dorothy Gish and her sister Lidia Chitt were in a sensational elopement tale. The report says one of the actresses eloped with a man named Jules Tenn. Publicity surrounding the gossip drew attention to the Gish family and their private lives.
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Dorothy Gish
Juees
Dorothy
Gish
Lidia
Ta Mtu
Reni
Conch Churches Observe Coming of New Year
Churches plan New Year services with Holy Communion and sermons across parishes. Clergy at Grace Reformed and First Presbyterian report strong attendance and upcoming canvass to fund the church budget.
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Moscow
C.D. Shirey
Robert Little
Hadley
Trinity Lutheran Church
Paul Hylvana
Lythur J. Polsont
Plymouth
Grace Reformed Thurch
Frank B. Ruf
ALC. A
Meter
JL. Lessier
A. Close
Fiord Siebold
Vitione
Cvery
N. H. Schaaf
South Wayne
Tournament of Roses on at Pasadena in progress
Pasadena Cal thousands of people from across the United States attend the thirty second annual Tournament of Roses. The morning parade features a rainbow of flowers with floats as the highlight. Fraternal, civic and commercial groups from Southern California participate, and in the afternoon the football game pits the University of California against an undefeated opponent.
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Pasadena
Cal
Dua
United States
Southern California
University of California
Elections and Annual Report of Elders
A terse notice calls for the election of church elders and the presentation of the annual report. It outlines the need to appoint officers and summarize church governance, activities, and financial accounts for the coming term.
Prisoners Moved Amid Stir Following Arrests In Robbery
An OCR fragment describes prisoners moved after a violent incident and a death tied to a robbery at the State Exchange center. Names and places are unclear, but the report mentions a William Franklin and a jour nal reference to Michie City and Culver, with a prison fee sale context.
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Dacot Balne
Nandita
Shier Willian
Franklin Jan Cour
Witenspeed
State Exchange
Michie
Alex Wilh
Hull
Deaths and Funeral Notices Blur City Obituaries
Multiple death notices filed, detailing the passing of Mrs. Bena Cowell and Airs Josephine Spaw, with causes such as pneumonia and nephritis. Other entries include Mrs. Cora Brunner, Carl Meyer, Marti A Cook, and Roy Cook, listing ages, residences, surviving family, church affiliations, and funeral arrangements in local cemeteries and churches.
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Bena
William Cowell
Alva
Everett
Carl Meyer
Fred HM. Meyer
Pleasant Township
Wingchester Road
Trinity Lutheran Chirch
T He Decagur Road
Lawrence
Ednmund
Theodore Groinre
Arthur Trier
Edna Meyer
Marti A. Cook
Tames Cou
Roy Street
Fore Warner
Me Baptist Church
Paulding
John
Mishawaka
Pearl
Margaret Cook
Hia City
Edward’ Beb
Tine
Monroeville
Himmelstein Case Continued To Jan 4 In Court
The Himmelstein case was continued to January 4 after an affidavit by Tony George. Sentences were set for Maeday morning at the Cathedral for burial at the Catholic cemetery. Further actions in the case are under investigation. Charles Menset faced a fine and jail time for loitering, Mungovan’s case involved wife desertion with fines set, and Edward McGafferty was fined for disorderly conduct.
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Leting
Prairig Grove
James
Willle
Hyman Hitnttelsters
Tony George
Slate 4
Macsual
Ehareink
Cinr Fudge J. Frank
Sentenge
Charles Menset
Beret
Mungovan
Couse Yeu
Hatters Seek Wage Concession Across Nation
National Hat Manufacturers Association directs United Hatters of America to cut wages by 40 percent to prewar levels, proposing a 20 percent minimum increase from $102 to 38 dollars daily. The plan now goes to local unions for approval.
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Cansurt. Com
National
Tlat Manufacturer’s Association
Better
United Hattera of “Amnerics
York
Iocal
Wool Growers Convention Aims for Salt Lake City
Salt Lake City Utah January attendees from Wyoming and Utah to hold the fifty sixth annual convention. Discussions will center on ranch management and tobacco suit issues with F H Marshall secretary and Governor W P Harding of the Federal Reserve Court invited to speak.
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Ke ¢Erty
Utah
Jsnislaleg
F. H. Marshall
W. P. 42. Harding
Federal Reserve Court
Labor Conference in Antonia Prominent Delegation Attends
A labor conference in Antonia is set to feature a delegation of prominent leaders from Teswa and Inadero. The United States will participate, with expectations of key remarks from Jeohgrant and other officials. The event will include discussions on economic policy and industrial labor issues at the national level.
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Han Antonia
Teswa
Dan
United States
Mexico
Lee
Abe
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