British demand ex Kaiser cash for crimes
London readers debate whether the ex Kaiser should be forced to pay indemnity for wartime crimes. The British public questions the wealth of Wilhelm II, its sources, and whether German assets should fund compensation for Belgium and France’s sufferings. The debate cites estimates of his income, vast estate holdings, and calls for cash restitution as a measure of justice.
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London
Jung
Hig
William
Holland
Wilhelm Hohenzollern
Tos
Bentinck
Amerongen
Uhias
A. T. Chayter
Bhu
Cornerstone Sermon Marks Annual Rights at Noxth Church
The text notes the long unused Mat Cresk Church site near Noxth twelve miles east of deep, where annual services have been held to maintain the property for religious purposes. If not performed, the property reverts to heirs. Rev. J. W Chesson has led the duty for twenty three years, delivering the annual sermon "on the rock" beside the cornerstone.
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Noxth
Almond
Teaat
J. W Chesson
Chronic Constipation and Remedies Suggested
The text advises that constipation results from low moisture in food residues and suggests drinking plenty of water, eating raw fruits, and outdoor exercise. It warns against overusing laxatives and promotes Chamberlain's Tablets as mild and pleasant to take.
Copper peddlers laugh up cops and soldiers
Topeka Kans June 21 Negro peddlers who sold alcohol to soldiers were raided by police. Officers seized about fifteen quarts of liquor that proved to be tea and coffee. Chief Hanvor said the joke is on the police and soldiers who paid four dollars a pint for coffee cold tea drinks.
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Topeka
Kan
Funston
Hanvor
Labor Principles Framed By the Republican Party
The Republican party, now in control of Congress, outlines labor standards including eight-hour days, a 24-hour weekly rest, abolition of child labor, equal pay for equal work, and a general wage floor with ongoing education and health provisions. The plan faces procedural delays as measures move toward the Senate, with funding and implementation details debated.
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Evch
Congress
Publican Party
Ay Tuepubliens Allary
Prewent Republicas
Land Turned Over for Dawson Springs Sanitarium Site
Abstracts and bilges of titles for 1000 acres of land to fund a sanitarium for weary and wounded soldiers at Dawson Springs were handed to U S District Attorney Perry B. Miller. Papers cover shares in Hopkins, Caldwell and Christian counties and will be sent to Washington after review. Public donation by three counties funds the project under Congressional act of March 3, 1920.
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Wtek
Dawson Springs
United States
Perry B. Miller
J A Jobin
Madivoneliie
Miller
Washington
Hopteins
Cheisiion
Caldwell
Daven Springs
Citivas
To Prevent Belching With Slow Eating and Tablets
Advice to form a habit of slow eating and thorough mastication to prevent belching. Recommends taking Chamberlain's Tablets immediately after supper to avoid further trouble. Note: archaic phrasing reflects historical health guidance.
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Chamberlain
Kentucky Wheat Yield Estimates Reach 14.7 Million Bushels
In Doulaville Kentucky on June 9 H. F. Bryant, Weed Agent, reports state crop damage from rust and lodging. Wheat production is pegged at 14,707,000 bushels versus May prospects of 16,257,000. Oats, rye, barley, hay, and fruit crops show varied conditions with widespread regional impact. Pastures are excellent and corn and melons face weather setbacks.
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Doulaville
Kentucky
Krai
H. F. Bryant
Senate May 1s Army at 400000
Washington June 19 Provision in the army appropriation bill for maintenance of an army of 400000 officers and men during the next fiscal year was tentatively agreed on for day by the Senate Military Committee. The House bill before the committee reduced the staff for the temporary army to 509000.
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War Department
Daworth
Kent
Senate
Nemdad
Catriot
Washington
House
Congress on! War Department expenditures probe opens
Washington June 20 The Foreign Expenditures Subcommittee of a Special House Committee opened hearings into War Department waste with Sgt Charles J Matcom reporting extensive destruction of government property by fire. He testified to hundreds of pants rifles oil and ammo losses and said a salvage officer did not care to salvage equipment. Brig Gen Lord to testify next Monday as the inquiry expands. Fire began last March and burned about a month.
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Washington
War Department
Charles J. Matcom
Company L. of Engineers
France
Malcom
Special House Committee of
Ifteen
Matoom
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