Auto Fatalities Drop in 1921 National Report
The National Automobile Chamber of Commerce reports fewer automobile fatalities in 1921 relative to cars in use, with big cities like New York, Chicago, and Philadelphia seeing higher rates offset by declines in smaller areas. Detroit fell from 240 to 134 deaths and Indianapolis from 240 to 11, reflecting strict enforcement, public education, and greater pedestrian and mechanic caution aiding a broader safety campaign.
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National Automobile Chamber of Commerce
New York
Chicago
Philadelphia
Detroit
Tndianapolis
Willoo
Indianapolis
Prisoner average age in Bing Elnk raises concerns
A report notes the average age of prisoners in Bing Elnk over 13 years but argues that age alone should not dictate their return to community life. It discusses balancing offender risk with public safety and the impact on adults and youths.
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Meniel
Bing Elnk
Eayn Fa
Air Ohio
Washington
Harding
Harold
Pinley
McConnell
Journal of
Educa
Tivon
Covery State
Hydegen
Wage
Ohio
Gary
Old Wisconsin voters weigh Berger bid for Congress
Vic Berger a Socialist with pro German leanings seeks Congress from Wisconsin's fifth district. He has been twice elected by Milwaukee area voters but rejected by Congress each time. The piece questions whether the district should send a representative whom Congress deems unfit while the war ends and the flag remains.
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Vic Berger
Vic
Milwaukee
Congress
Berger
House
Senate
Moovera price fixing eyed by public sentiment
Public interest grows in Mr Mooveras proposed price fixing as a remedy for coal costs. Critics warn of market disruption while supporters argue it could lower prices if implemented promptly, with expectations hinging on actions next autumn.
War graft fears tied to Georgia timber chief and GOP links
Washington reports a war warrant for J L Phillips, head of a Georgia lumber firm and Republican State Committee chair, accused of owing the government about 1 900 60 for surplus lumber not matching the contract spec. The piece suggests GOP ties in war fraud probes and notes party dominance in war era political personnel.
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Daugherty
Washington
J. L. Phillips
Georgia
Republican State Committee
Department
Baker
Reluctant Prosecutions Prompt Public Pressures
The piece notes officials holding large government contracts influence prosecutions. It cites Mr. Daugherty as a politician reluctant to act, yet public clamor forces action. The first victim is highlighted as a prime target among southern interests amid dubious advertising and supply chain issues.
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Daugherty
Ghosts and souls in Flammarion Doyle clash over messages
Camille Flammarion argues that only less material souls cling to earthly concerns after death, explaining common beyond the veil messages. Sir Arthur Conan Doyle disputes the idea, recalling his son’s seemingly ordinary communications about Christ and an enduring brooding contrast.
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Camille Flammarion
Flammarion
Arthur Conan Doyle
Arthur
Leo
Christ
Radio sermons in bed spare fans nap time and funds
East coast listeners now hear sermons via radio in bed. The setup adds comfort by allowing extra rest and removes the need to attend church.
Army Size Debated in Congress and War Needs
The piece argues for a regular army of about 150000, noting the House favors 116008 and a Senate subcommittee proposes 140000. It warns against underfunding amid possible war and cites duties to defend the Philippines Hawaii and other posts while criticizing delinquent Congressmen and various political comments. It also touches on Daugherty and steel merger talks, plus weather impacts on Montana crops and a boilerplate tariff claim about clothing costs.
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House
Senate
Finany
Philippines
Hawaii
Alaska
Secession in Yakima Valley Angers Washington Editors
The New York World reports editors in Yakima Valley threatening to secede from the Republican party over the Smith McNary reclamation bill and GOP loyalty. The piece argues insurrection fears rise as dissent grows in Washington and beyond, warning party harmony may cost reactions across the nation.
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Yakima Valley
Washington
Ware
Harding
Onger
National Republican Party
Indiana
Pennsylvania
Yakinta Valley
Yekina Valley
Congress
White House
Nicaragua
United States
Citizen military training camps expand nationwide drive
Washington June three. Roughly thirty thousand young men will camp this summer at government expense learning rifle handling, uniforms, drill, and health habits. Twelve camps opened last year. this year plans call for three hundred thousand, with forty camps in July and August. Camps aim to build physical fitness, self discipline, and Americanization across classes, with five training levels and wide age eligibility.
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Jung
War Department
Star
Corps Armas
Swar
Navy
Marine Corps
Harding
Humber
Congress
Mator
Army
National Guard
J. Ta Hinon
Penca Sal
Fragmented Odds and Ends Tone in a Wandering 1920s Notebook
A jumbled collection of quotes and snippets references many topics including Oklahoma oil leases, Greek politics, corporate practices, social observations, and stray anecdotes. It mentions a perplexing mix of names, places, and cultural quips with scattered details about figures like Protoptpadakis and Harold, plus musings on memory tests, vacations, and fashion.
Educational Expenditures in Pennsylvania Campaigns Critiqued
The Evening Bulletin questions the levels of spending in a Pennsylvania primary, calling a large slush fund an educational campaign mirage. It challenges a double standard that would bar limits for Republican campaigns while Democrat efforts face scrutiny, noting past primaries in Wood, Lawden, and Newberry as examples of neutral rhetoric.
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Pinchot
Evening Bulletin
Pennsylvania
Wood
Lawden
Newberry
Philadelphia
Answers to Questions from The Helen Intenandent-Information-Hurrail
A scanned reader Q and A column offers informal advice on rain hay fever medicine and language curiosities. It covers questions on Manhattan sandwiches, land in South America, weights and measures, desert trees, Kellie Cross origins, English diphthongs, U S volunteers in WWI, Ireland, city garbage incineration costs, and a playful exchange about attending dogs with a nurse.
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Pan-American Union
South America
England
Josh K
Forestry Service
California
Arizona
New Mexico
Hawaii
Ildice
S Jekn Harvington
United States
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Asi Renort
Dell Wisconsin
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