Illinois Supreme Court Rules Communistic Doctrines Menace
The Illinois Supreme Court upheld a conviction against 20 defendants including Bross Lloyd Ludwig Love Arthur Proctor and others for attempting to overthrow the government by force. The court declared communistic doctrines a distinct menace and ordered prison terms from one to five years with fines up to 2000 for several defendants and 1000 for others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Illinois Supreme Court
Lloyd
Supreme Court
Bross Lloyd
Ludwig Love
New York
Arthur Proctor
Chicago
Max Bedacht
San Francisco
Jack Carney
Duluth
Haze Puzzles Fire Lookouts Across Northwest Forests
Missoula reports a deep opalescent haze of unknown origin hangs over northwestern forests. Lookouts say haze resembles smoke, hindering early fire detection in district No. 1 covering parts of Washington Idaho Montana and South Dakota. Fire chiefs say special crews augment regular forces as three weeks of hot dry weather heighten hazard, with northern Idaho forests at greatest risk.
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Missoula
Idaho
Senator Myers Brands County Disloyal to United States
Senator Myers, a Democrat from Montana, accused Williamson County Illinois of supporting killings of nonunion miners at Herrin and declared the county was one hundred percent disloyal to the United States and its constitution. He spoke in the Senate on June 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Williamson County
Illinois
Herrin
Myers
Montana
Senate
United States
Oil train added to Cat Creek line shifts grain traffic
Winnett July 2. An oil train has been added to the trackage at Cat Creek. The grain movement will be taxed to the limit as crops are excellent and hundreds of thousands are to be shipped to the east.
Panther Lamon Associated in Sid Reclining Tale
Fragmentary text shows a reference to a Panther named Lamon connected to Sid reclining, suggesting a brief note or obituary fragment or a feature aside involving these individuals or characters.
Rattlesnake Bite In Jordan Area Injury To Child
A seven year old girl living near Creek Back ing pens was bitten on the leg by a rattlesnake at 10 this morning. Her father rode her to the shearing pens then an auto took her to Jordan where Dr. Mac Kenzie treated her with potassium permanganate. The doctor notes a bandage between wound and heart to slow venom spread and says the child should suffer no ill effects. The piece cites local rattlesnake activity and recalls a man bitten in Jordan last month who recovered.
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S.W. Eades
Jordan
MacKenzie
Fred Lahn
Jordan Times
See America First Movement Origin Traced to Columbus
The question seeks who began the See America First movement. The reply points to Columbus as the origin. The exchange presents a historically debated attribution to the explorer.
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America
Columbus
Criticism of Attorney General Daugherty amid graft prosecutions
The Rochester Post Express argues against attacks on Attorney General Daugherty as he seeks to prosecute wartime profiteers and graft connected to government theft. It recalls past indifference to aircraft grafters and questions why Wilson and Democrats did not act earlier, urging support if prosecutions follow.
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Daugherty
Morse
Campbell
Charles E. Hughes
Wilson
Rochester
N.Y
Post Express
Ten Commandments of Health Summary
The list prescribes healthful living habits: walk outdoors, breathe clean air, maintain a contented mind, enjoy innocent amusements, sleep well, receive sunlight, eat simple nutritious food in moderation, choose beneficial company, drink plenty of water, and treat others as you wish to be treated.
Juror Questioned as Trial Moves On
In a terse exchange, a juror is challenged amid remarks about intelligence and suitability. the judge considers preliminary remarks as part of the trial process while excluding a problematic juror from further consideration.
Buried City Under Mexico City Provokes Debate
Montreal Family Herald reports a treasure of ruins unearthed beneath Mexico City suggesting an ancient city may lie below. Excavations reveal rock carved images a large stone guardian a complete adobe bake oven and thick dual brick walls. Some fear a second Pompeii while others doubt the buried city theory and question foundation safety.
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City of
Mexico
Roxica
It & T
Fred. Gilman Joy
City of Mexico
San Francisco
Montreal Family Herald
Unlikely Ice Cream Cone Exchange Sparks Prices
After a sunny stroll I meet a girl I know briefly. She chats warmly, then at the store she says she only came to get prices on ice cream cones for a children's party. I insist I cannot drink anything after lunch.
Feathers by the Carload Freighted to Missouri Merchants
A shipment of 500000 pounds of feathers was sent to Missouri mercantile firms in carload lots. The feathers were packed in wool sacks measuring three feet by seven feet, forming one of the era’s largest feather consignments for Pam records per Popular Mechanics.
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Bix
Missouri Mercantiles Company
White sues Galil over alleged monkey incident
A legal filing shows White suing Galil over a disputed incident involving a monkey. The complaint seeks damages and relief as the case moves forward in court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Onden
Exiel
Olden Smoke Habits Across Nations and Times
The piece recounts historical tobacco use in Europe and America, noting women and children smoking in public, peace pipes in land trades, and royal courtiers adopting the habit. It cites punishments from fines to imprisonment and even death, with quotes about tobacco’s perceived harms and anti tobacco efforts.
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America
Psf
New York Sun
France
Portugal
Jean Nicot
Nicotine
Walter Raleigh
Eton
Bridge of Sighs
Europe
England
Oldest Flag and its Danebrog Heritage
The Danebrog, white cross on red, is tied to legend of King Valdemar and victory over Esthonian forces in 1219. The banner, adopted around that era, carried religious associations typical of medieval national standards.
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Ireland
Vindemar
Esthons
Reva
Montreal Family Herald
Day Here and There Humor in Walnut Street Janitor
A Kansas City Star snippet portrays Jim the janitor of a Walnut Street apartment as comically slow. Neighbors joke about his reluctance to wash windows, hearing his mumbled plans to do them tomorrow, then Thursday, Friday, or Monday, in a light urban vignette.
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Jim
Walnut Street
Miz Jones
Kansas City Star
Playing Safe In Carpenter Play
A father warns his son Bobby about driving nails into walls while he and sister Mary play at carpentry. Bobby ignores warnings, claiming Mary is holding the nail as he bangs away, risking injured fingers. The judge notes this in a cautionary parental tale about safety and teachable resistance to danger.
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Bobby
Aner
Bob
Mary
Dad
Italian professor surgeon leads naval medical effort
A professor surgeon and commander in the Italian navy teaches nervous disease management at the University of Rome. He reports success in stopping epileptic attacks across four patients, highlighting medical advances in neurology.
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University of Rome
Notice for Publication in Fort Maginnis District
Interior Montana notice published for a land claim in the Fort Maginnis area. The file shows claimant names and the required dates for proof before the land office, with the register and filing details. First publication June 8.
Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhea Remedy Ad
A brisk advertisement urges every family to keep Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhea Remedy at hand during hot months. It claims the preparation is almost certain to be needed and valuable at its cost, urging immediate purchase.
Public Notice of Claim for Grass Range Mont 1922
Notice from the Interior Bureau located Lewistown Montana announces that John E. Fo gene of Grass Range Mont has filed a claim entry dated July 11 1922. Witnesses listed include Nicholas Lancelle James Lancelle Joseph Lancelle and Otto Lancelle all from Willow Montana with Joe Montgomery as Register.
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Lewistown
Slentags
John E. Fo
Madescri Blake
Grass Range
Mont
Nicholas Lancelle
James M
Joseph Lancelle
Otte i c
All Fistwillow
Joe Montgomery
Notice of motion to file land claim in Grass Range Montana
Lee of the Interior announces a claim filed at Grass Range Montana before U S Commissioner Re W Blake on July 29 1922 with witnesses Frazier Wene Turk Dugan all from Montana. First published June 29 1922.
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F Battrick
Mont
L. G
W. Blake
U. S. Com
Grassane
Polneg We Frazier
Charles Wene
Robert Turk
William Dugan
Ail
Ark Mont
Joe Montgomery
Register
The Home of the Soul and Stomach Cure Ad
An old remedy claim states the soul sits in the stomach with belief systems noted. For common stomach trouble Chamberlain's Tablets are praised for strengthening digestion and restoring normal function. Priced at a quarter.
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Chamberlain
Proofs to establish land claim before U S Commissioner
Three affidavits presented to R W Blake U S Commissioner at Grass Mont on the List day of July. Signers include W J Anderson William Minisch James Latray and G P Burnett all of Gilt Edge Montana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R W. Blake
U. 8 S. Com
Grass Mont
W. J. Anderson
William Minisch
James Latray
G. P. Burnett
Gilt Edge
Montana
Joe Montgomery
Register
Notice of Sheriff Sale in Lewistown Montana
Sheriff Woods, Jr. announces a sheriff sale in the District Court of the Tenth Judicial District Montana. The sale covers the East Half of the Northwest Quarter and the South Half of the North Quarter of Section 4 Township 13 North Range 30 East with associated tenements. Sale set for 2:00 PM at the Court House. Dated June 16, 1922. Belden & DeKalb, Attorneys for Plaintiff.
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Tenth Judicial District
Mongee Hues
Benny Saggy Fergus
C. Steele
Frank J. Robinson
Jay
Court Court House
Sea
Montana
Mons
Righ Ieee Terest
Nitta
Lewistown
WMRB
Woods, JR
Belden & DeKalb
Land Notice In Lewistown Montana May 26 1922
Advertisement records a land notice from the U S Office Lewistown Montana dated May 26 1922. Names listed include George E Mudd George W Kinnick William A Crook Allan R Mackenzie Leas C Kinnick all of Grass Range Montana.
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U. S&s
Lewistown
Montana
George.e. Mudd
Land Des Hest Wats
Ces B
Mont
George W. Kinnick
William A. Crook
Allan R. Mackenzig
Leas C. Kinnick
Grass Range
Joe Montgomery
Register
Why Suffer from Rheumatism Let Chamberlains Help
The text claims nine of ten rheumatism cases are muscular or chronic rheumatism not needing internal treatment. It suggests relief from applying Chamberlains remedies to the affected area and implies external applications suffice for many sufferers.
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Chamberlain
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Lamon
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Fort Maginnis
Lee
U. S
Mon
Jane
Roy Harris
Chamberlai
Swhichs
Hedges Real Estate Co
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