HAPSBURGS GET COOL RECEPTION
Budapest April 6 Count Apponyi head of the Hungarian delegation at the peace conference says the public mood on restoring Charles to the throne is lukewarm and not a burning issue. He predicts Soviet advance through Romania and Poland unless Hungary is included, and urges cautious restoration within treaty lines while praising American aid for relief.
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Hungary
Emer Charles
Count Apponyt
Budapest
Count Apponyi
Charles
Russia
Rumania
Poland
Europe
Kanon
America
Real Estate Transfers in Pemiscot County Week Ended April 6 1921
Warranty deeds report transfers in Pemiscot County. G A Crannger and wife sell lot 12 block 21 Wards second addition Caruthersville to H E Sanders and Hylda Sanders for 3600 dollars. Other deeds show McGinley and wife to Wayne Ponting and others with one dollar consideration and undivided interests in large tracts east of the lake and in fractional section 31 Township 20 North Range 11 East.
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Office of Recorder
G. A. Crannger
H. E. Sanders
Hylda Sanders
Caruthersville
William McGinley
Wayne Ponting
Gertrude eGinley
Mildred Ponting
Pemiscot County
Gerde McGinley
Mildred Pont
Wilks elected as Argo position contested by P J Wilks
In Hayti the election day saw a quiet morning but a surge in votes by afternoon. Women voters flocked to the polls with an estimated 225 voting during the day, as the city awaited the result of the election for P J Wilks and Argo.
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Hayti
Property transfers list from Pemiscot county Mo parcels
A dense record of real estate conveyances across Pemiscot and adjacent townships detailing transfers between multiple parties. Ranging from north half and quarters in Secs 12 13 14 20 21 22 28 29 to various sums from 1250 to 8000 dollars, including parcels in townships 20 and 16 17 with ranges 11 and 12 East. Parties include Estelle Stewart George P Hobbs Thomas Lacey Taylor J G Russ Cora Reno J T Moore Grace Moore Clifford B Correll Finis Trout E Workman O B Gwyn J B Dre-tup B Hither Robert Jackson T W Ingram W E Brown Joe Melton Lafayette Land & Farming Co. A B Hampton and others, with notes of liens and trusts where applicable.
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S. E
Township 20
North Range
Pemiscot County
Estelle Stewart
George P. Hobbs
Aicres
Thomas Lacey Taylor
J. G. Russ
L. L. Lefler
Cora Reno
Hayti
J. T. Moore
Grace Moore
J. G
J. L. Mills
Clifford B. Correll
W. E. Robertson
Hinyu
Drerup
D. Hither
Robert Jackson
W. F. Brown
T. W. Ingram
W. E. Brown
Wardell
Joe Melton
W. D. Huddleston
Lafayette Land & Farming Co
A. B. Hampton
Range 12
Not possible to teach old dogs new tricks in Congress
The saying suggests that older members of Congress may not grasp new methods or ideas, yet implies that being in Congress itself carries enough authority to handle changes without needing to learn new approaches.
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Congress
Citizens Camps to Open in July
The War Department plans a national campaign to recruit youths for Citizens Military Training Camps opening in July and August across nine Corps Areas. Programs include Red White and Blue courses with free transportation, subsistence, clothing, and medical care, while civilians at camps receive no pay.
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Washington
War Department
United States
Regular Army
National Guard
Reserve Corps
Businessmen Shy At Government Jobs Across the Capital
Washington April 7. Republican senators sound out cabinet picks for patronage plums but report difficulty finding men of ability and experience. Many seek $5,000 jobs with $10,000 or $5,000 a year skill, while war veterans hesitate due to living costs and crowded conditions. Department of Commerce chief Hoover also notes a shortage of qualified applicants.
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Sy International News Service
Washington
Repubican
Harding
Department of Commerce
Hoover
Army of War
National Capital
Domestic troubles end cabaret duo’s run in Chicago
Jack Turrell and Mrs Hurrell performed snappy songs set to jazzy tunes in a Chicago cabaret. Turrell is jailed on non support charges after a falling out over earnings and creative credit. Harrell laments betrayal while discussing her literary and musical career and the impact on her work.
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Chicago
Jack Turrell
Hurrell
Surrell
Karrel
Harrell Suse
Ashe
Ditch 1 Bridge Struggles Delay Local Trains
Last week a pressure from a drive in ditch No 1 at Kirk threatened a railroad bridge, requiring a pile driver to reinforce the piling. The Ham train and Senath local diverted, with passengers and mail transferred, delaying services to Kennett Campbell Caruthersville. Water in the Little River ditches remained very high this past week.
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Dunklin
Senath
Hat
Kennett
Campbell
Caruthersville
France urged to study naval matters and act now
Paris reports Echo de Paris argues France cannot remain inactive in naval construction as America and Japan push fleets. It urges a strong commission to craft a powerful French fleet to protect colonies, trade routes, and coasts amid growing global naval rivalry.
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France
Echo de Paris
United States
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Pacific
Europe
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China
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South Africa
Australia
New Zealand
England
Mecho de Paris
Hart City Special Election for Waterworks Bond
Hart city council met in adjourned session and passed an ordinance for a special election to decide on a 320000 bond issue to construct a waterworks system. The vote canvass elected J H Wilks mayor and officers Robretson, Argo, Teaster, Brasher.
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Hart
J H. Wilks
W. E. Robretson
J. M. Argo
F. E. Teaster
J. H. Wilks
Wilks
Council Chamber
Keystone
Fred Morgan
Wrigley Buys Catalina Island for American Riviera
Chicago millionaire William Wrigley Jr acquires Catalina Island in a major real estate deal. He envisions transforming the 54 000 acre island into an American Riviera with hotels, camps, amusements and a $980 000 payroll. Population peaks at about 2000 in summer.
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Charles E. Hughes
International News Service
Avalon
Catalina Island
Cal
Fortune
William Wrigley, Jr
Chicago
Pacific Ocean
Mr. Wrigley
Island of Wonders
Santa Cataline Island
West
Riviera
Pacific
Catalina
Obregon Pans To Stop Gambling in Mexico
Mexico City on April 4 reports President Obregon has urged a constitutional amendment to grant broad powers to prevent and suppress gambling. A congressional bill introduced seeks to empower action across the republic to curb all forms of gambling pending law.
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Mexico City
Republic
Congress
Obregon
Manager Signed for Hickman Ball Club
Moxie Manuel from Pascola Missouri was signed Friday to manage the Hickman baseball club for the 1921 season. He has drawn postmasters to join the local diamond staff and plans to field fast players for opening day. Manuel is a seasoned veteran, having served with the Washington Senators and Chicago White Sox, the St. Louis Federals and the New Orleans Southern Leaguers, and he coached at Missouri State University. He will likely serve as playing manager at second base. Training is slated for two weeks with players reporting around April 14 and the season set to begin in early May.
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Hickman
Moxie Manuel
Pascola
Manuel
Washington Senators
Chicago White Sox
St. Louis Federals
New Orleans
Colonial meeting houses and tobacco funded ministers
In colonial New England towns built meeting houses and taxed all residents to support ministers while Virginia paid ministers with tobacco. Repeal of all compulsory minister support laws occurred in 1820. For sale notice: For dear in good condition a bargain by G. W. Dorris Hayti Mo 22.
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New England
Virginia
G. W. Dorris
Hayti
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le Tell
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