Lanetrum urges statewide public works to curb unemployment
Lanetrum chairman appeals to county boards and the state to launch extensive public works as funds allow. He cites miners and mill workers out of work due to mine closures and plant shutdowns and urges fast let contracts on roads and bridges to stabilize employment and boost economic development.
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Lie Hoje
Balia
Stata
Lacastrum
Butts
Butte
Great Falls
Anaconda
Helena
West Texas Citizens Talk of New State
Five thousand West Texas residents at Stillwater urged creation of a new state unless the next Texas legislature meets five specific demands. Governor Neff offered no comment. Resolutions allege 20 years of unconstitutional state government due to underrepresentation and injustice in West Texas. France is praised for its road repair system.
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Austin
Texas
Neff
West Texas
Stillwater
Tiz Foot Comfort Ad Promises Relief for Tired Feet
A vintage advertisement extols Tiz as magical relief for tired aching feet. It claims the product banishes corns calluses blisters bunions and pain, letting shoes feel comfortable again. It urges purchasing from druggists or department stores for a full year of foot comfort at low cost.
Woman Recovers Health After Ton Lac Remedy Testimony
Mrs. Reifenstein 07 recounts drastic weight gain and relief from indigestion after using Tartac Ton Lac. She credits improved strength sleep and daily wellbeing to the remedy claiming major health turnaround and neighbor praise. Her husband notes fifty-two years of marriage with renewed hope and health.
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Bima Reifenstein
Syracuse
UCL
J. Reifenstein
Taniac
Coal strike turmoil grips Britain as talks stall
London dispatch reports mounting pressure as calls grow to rescind the de control bill and back miners. Government balks at subsidies while leaders like Robert Clynes and Arthur Henderson push for wage and education reforms amid looming general stoppage fears. John L. Jones in New York urges American workers to help nationalize British mines, framing the issue as a nationalization battle rather than wage disputes.
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Robert Clynes
Arthur Henderson
Imay Hag
New York
John L. Jones
England
America
Board of Education Discusses Buildings and Vocational School
Freeman of Great Falls and others report on Helena valley girls vocational school building, new cottage completion, and urged new barns and school building this year. Miss Trumper chairs motion allowing Wesleyan College graduates to receive teacher's certificates after one year. New by laws outline officers and regular meetings of the board.
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New Barna
Lye
Trumper
Wesleyan College
Board of Education
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Secretary Denby Says Navy Is In Fine Shape
Secretary of the Navy Denby, after a two week inspection tour of Caribbean shore establishments, stated the Atlantic Fleet is in fine shape with splendid salutes. He reiterated no change to the 1916 fielding program and noted ongoing efforts to reduce unemployment among women in wartime.
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Denby
NAVY
Associated Press
Washington
Pruitt
Washington Navy Yard
Cuba
Haiti
Dominican Republic
Republicans Assign House Committees Amid Major Majorities
Associated Press report from Washington notes the committee on committees named republican members to over 50 standing panels. Approval by Republican caucus pending. judiciary panel likely to gain members due to party strength, with emphasis on supervision of prohibition legislation.
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Associated Press
Washington
House
Everett Harding Impersonator Tied to President Harding Probe
Chicago April 4 A secret service probe traces the life of Everett Harding who styled himself a confidant of President Harding and secretary to the campaign. His mother says he suffers mental illness and has been under doctor supervision for years. He is jailed in Woodstock for impersonating a government official amid a photo bid scandal connected to the White House.
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Chicago
Secret Service
Everett Harding
Harding
Eplimany Harding
Everett
Efe
Woodstock
Jones Sloan
White House
Separate Peace Plans Shape Harding Diplomacy Talks
President Harding weighs peace association options as Congress stalls. White House eyes leverage from a potential separate peace while still at war with Germany. Key aides and Senators Knox Lodge Watson and Trandegee discuss strategy, with British Ambassador Geddes also visiting for talks.
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Harding
Association of Nations
Congress
Germany
Fittal
Knox
Pennsylvania
Lodge
Massachusetts
Senate
Watsom
Indiana
Trandegee
Connecticut
Sir Auckland Geddes
White House
Candy maker Walter Lowney dies suddenly in Atlantic City
Walter M. Lowney, 65, Boston candy manufacturer well known for his firm, died at a hotel in Atlantic City on April 4 from heart disease. The death follows years of prominent business activity and public life in the confectionery industry.
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Atlantic City
MN. J
Wal [Ter M. Lowney
Boston
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