Passenger Miss Mayme Sullivan Attends Emmetsburg Funeral
Miss Mayme Sullivan rode to Emmetsburg Sunday evening to attend the funeral of Mr. Walsh. Mrs. Walter Jorgensen and her child returned to Jackson Minnesota on Tuesday after a brief visit with local relatives.
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Mayme Sullivan
Emmetsburg
Walsh
Walter Jorgensen
Jackson
Minnesota
Compliment to the Foreign Born Amid Klan Exclusion
A critical column denounces the Ku Klux Klan for barring foreign born members and calls the move a money making ploy. Denizens from Denmark, Norway, Sweden, Germany, and Ireland are praised for prioritizing liberty bonds and service, with a plea for sensible judgment against the Klansmen.
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Ku Klux Klan
Denmark
Norway
Sweden
Germany
Ireland
Stars and Stripes
Red Cross
The One Dollar Bill Mystery Revisited by The Forum
The Ku Klux Klan paper The Forum answers readers about the 1917 dollar bill design. It denies any significance or papal markings and notes the engraving occurred fifty years earlier without recognizing propaganda value.
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Forum
Washington
D. C
Ku Klux Klan
Coolidge
Reinstatement Clears Officials of Bond Duplications
Discharged Bureau of Engraving workers were blamed for Liberty bond duplication but not for the dollar bill scheme. Twenty six of the 28 were Protestants, and the former director now serves as secretary of the Journal Order of American Mechanics. They have all been reinstated by President Coolidge, clearing them of wrongdoing suspicions.
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The
Jounial Order of American Mechanics
Coolidge
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