Gompers Charges Legion Activity
Indianapolis case shows F W Galbraith and Samuel Gompers agreeing that an organization is not responsible for acts of individual members and that Legion officials deny sanction for political acts. The letters stress neutrality in political disputes and uphold free conscience for members.
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Indianapolis
Ind
F. W. Galbraith, Jr
American Legion
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Mr. Galbrith
Gompers
Franklin D’olier
Legion
Kansas
United States of America
Obeiegan
Ab Dowadun
Peale
United States
A. F. of L
Abridged World War Era Talk Sparks Legion Labor Debate
Roscoe Arbuckle aides a broader cultural clash as comments attack unions and praise the American Legion while labor leaders and members discuss aims and activities. The piece juxtaposes theatrical fashion notes with a review of Trumpet Island at Broadway, highlighting costumes, setting, and dramatic themes.
Costumes Highlight Eve de Merincourt in Trumpet Island
Marguerite de La Motte stars as Eve de Merincourt in the Vitagraph drama Trumpet Island. The film shows a sequence of outfits from a convent uniform to girlish negligee and fashionable gowns signaling the heroine's journey.
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Vitagraph Screen
Marguerite de la Motte
Eve de Merincourt
Gouverneur Morris
Miss de la Motte
Eve
Oldest Citizen Celebrates 94th Birthday Near High Point
E. C. Grissom, one of the area’s oldest and most respected residents, marked his 94th birthday Saturday at his home one mile northeast of High Point. Family and grandchildren joined a large birthday dinner. born January 1, 1827, he has lived near the city for over 30 years and remains active.
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E. C. Grissom
High Point
Mr. Grissom
Dial sounds for biennial sessions and global debt cure
United States Senator N B Dial urged biennial state legislature sessions, criticized national government extravagance, and pressed for immediate German war indemnity payments. He argued Allied demands fund next world prosperity and urged France and others to accept restitution while credit resumes after indemnities.
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Greenville
S. G
United States
N. B. Dial
South Carolina
Young Men’s Business League
Republican Party
Germany
France
Odin
Whole World
Failessgermon
Unclear OCR Fragment Describes Woodside Building Project
Fragmentary notes reference a Woodside building project with mentions of floors, completion timing, and starting details. Names and full facts are unreadable, preventing definite reporting of involved entities or dates.
Hamlin's Wizard Oil Promises Quick First Aid Relief
An old advertisement extols Hamlin's Wizard Oil as a safe antiseptic for burns cuts and blood poisoning prevention. It claims quick pain and inflammation relief for sprains bruises bites stings and even canker sores earache and toothache. Also touts Hamlin's Liver Whips for constipation and headaches with a 10 cent to 35 cent price range.
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Hamlin
Cruggists
Confessions of a Bride in a Wartime Hospital Bed
A wife reconciles with her recovering husband Bob after 48 hours of delirium. She recalls his changed appearance and fears. a dramatic moment arrives as he wakes and she embraces him, while family and nurse react to the reunion and the war context.
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Vitagraph ‘Vom
Daddy Lorimer
Bob
New York
Lee
Catherine
Hob
Budat
Optimism By Cotton Traders In Early New Year Trade
Traders in New York on January 3 expressed broad optimism for improved cotton market conditions at the start of the year though light buying followed. Liverpool prices opened lower, while domestic futures showed January at 14.38 and March at 13.80 with other months listed.
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New York
Liverpool
New
Simplified spelling ends in United States Navy
The article reports that simplified spelling has been abolished in the U S Navy delaying planned usage changes and maintaining traditional orthography within naval communications and documentation.
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United States Navy
Smith Leaves Politics to Lead Trucking Firm Board
Alfred E. Smith, retiring governor of New York after twenty-two years in public life, resigns his office and takes a job as chairman of the board of directors at the United States Trucking Corporation. He says he will never seek public office again.
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New York
Alfred ®. Smith
United States Trucking Corporation
Stirectors
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Roscoe Arbuckle
Qwns
Armetitan
Daa Legion
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Aared Woo
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Hye
Modigte
Trumpet Island
George Randolph Chester
Tom Terries
America
Cone Roscoe
Fatty) Arbuckle
Heroine
Erick Florman
Hart Drug CO
Broadway
Gov. Smith
Register Today
Central High
Unique Corp
Ben Hill
Lilien Lynch
N. C. Public Service Co
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