Henry Ford Not Suited to Be President
An author analyzes Henry Ford's character and training, arguing his remarkable success in industry does not translate to national leadership. Ford's isolation, impulsive management, and clashes with staff are cited as risks if he becomes president, with emphasis on lack of governance experience and broad world affairs knowledge.
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Marquis
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Lite Brown
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White House
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Mari8
Roswell
Newsapera
New York
Cormpany
Omer
Emerson
Lincoln
Jack
Johnson
Henry
New Haven
Europe
Holland
Thair
Fiat
Norway
Able
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Wilson
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Dr Marquis
Henry Fors
Tropics
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Minneapolis
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Act & Man
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Paris
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Silesia
Cilicia
Kiewopdie
Ince
Thomas Edison
Ford Company
Wall Street
Newport
Tory
Henry Porend
Gux
Henry Fort
Sioux History Narrative Across Tribes and Treaties
The article traces Sioux origins and names, their westward push, and encounters with Europeans from 1640 onward. It covers major treaties from 1825 to 1868, large land sales in 1837 and 1851, the Minnesota massacre of 1862, and the Little Bighorn defeat in 1876. It notes reservation reductions and Sitting Bull’s role, ending with shifts in weaponry and ongoing land claims for old homesteads.
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Oregon
California
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Sitting Bull
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Nebraska
Omaha
Arkansas
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Iowa
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Wisconsin
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United States
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Mississippi River
Dakotas
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Mississippi
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Custer
Little Big Horn
Canada
South Dakota
Missouri River
Claude Kitchin Dies After Stroke in Wilson North Carolina
Rep Claude Kitchin former Democratic leader in the House dies in Wilson NC after a long illness from paralysis and stroke. Funeral to be held at Scotland Neck with family present including Mrs Kitchin and Mills Kitchin. Kitchin faced war vote conscience moment in 1917 then backed Allied war effort. Born March 24 1869 in his district, son of a congressman, brother William W Kitchin later governor.
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Congress
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White House
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Tennessee
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William W. Kitchin
Personal notices correct hospital misprint and visitors
A correction clarifies that the hospital note referred to Mr Mason rather than Mrs Mason. The column also lists numerous short personal items from Independence Blueville Grafton and surrounding towns, noting visits returns moves and family travels among residents such as Ora Newman John Love James Roy and many others across local streets and towns.
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Independence
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T. Brown
Blueville
John P. Love
Wheeling
Mrs. Mary
Pearl Street
James Roy
Fairmont
John Reisinger
Piedmont
West Peen Power Company
Frank Dunkle
Dawson Pa
Grafton
Joseph H. Cohen
Clarkeburg
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Keyser
Lucile Malone
W. G. Batson
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Colfax
W. N. Malone
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Gratton
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Weston
Proudfoot
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Margiila
W. B. Carter
Meadian
Ira . Robinson
Adaland
W.B. Wilson
Mary
Kknottsville
Garner
Pittsburgh
Caphama Martin
Mray J. Ae
High Street
C. J. Garner
Simon Garner
Salem
Florence Sighey
Burg
Edna Sturma
Robby
Arthur Robinson
Pleasant Creek
Flamillon
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