Government Surplus War Material Sold in Nation Wide Auction
A year of large scale disposal of surplus war materiel by the U S government yielded over 100 000 items sold for cash through a nationwide auction system. From locomotives to pins the process covered 126 sales in 51 places across 27 states with about 83 million dollars in proceeds.
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United States
Treasury
War Department
Wainwright
Sam
Uncle Sam
Suetas Oremia Tore
Army Atgre Deousteet
Congress
Federal Reserve System
Nersetag
Peddly Petition in New Orleans Denied by Court
In New Orleans a petition filed by supporters of George E. B. Peddy sought to compel placing his name on the United States Senate ballot. The federal court, sitting with three judges and 38 special tribunes, denied the petition. Jurisdictional questions and election procedures were debated with no other issues addressed.
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Peddly
New Orleans
George E. B. Peddy
Ksuston
Treas Electin Vom - Fala
Petty
Senato
Kigx Klah
Meda Hodeil Denies Poisoning Father-in-law at Trial
Mrs Meda Hodeil testified yesterday that she did not poison her father in law David Hodet who died at her farm near White Cloud Michigan last March. The trial continued with witnesses and the defense disputing the circumstances of the death.
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Prenies
Pather
White Cloud
Mich
Meda Hodeil
Witnees
David Hodet
Here
Greensboro to Host North Carolina Poultry Show
Dr. B F Kaupp reports the North Carolina Poultry association will hold its next annual meeting December 13 to 16 in Greensboro, jointly with the Central Carolina association show. Admission is free. The event features an educational program each night with noted speakers on poultry production and marketing.
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Raleigh
Greensboro
Central Carolina Poultry Association
State Poultry Association
B. F. Kaupp
Experiment Station
North Carolina Poultry Association
State Association
Central Carolina Association of Greensboro
Kaupp
South
North Carolina
Eecociation
B. E. Adams
Charleston, &. C
Fourth District
American Poultry Association
Poyty
Europe
England
Begium
Holland
Denmark
Texas telephone girl arrested after two husbands
A Texas tele phone girl was arrested on a case alleging she had two husbands, who were both her spouses. The report notes the unusual situation of overlapping marriages and the legal implications being pursued.
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Texas
Move for More Farm Poultry in North Carolina
Raleigh reports the appointment of R. G. Wardin as assistant in poultry extension work by A. G. Oliver of the agricultural extension service. Known as Uncle Ned, Wardin formerly led the war era food program at the Coastal Plain station near Wilmington and will aid the drive for more farm poultry, especially in boll weevil territory.
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Raleigh
A. G. Oliver
Poultry Club
Agricultural Extension Service
R. G. Wardin
Ned
Extension Service
Charce
Coastal Plain
Wilmington
Rhode Island
1914 Divorce Rates in Japan Reach Over Eight Thousand
In 1914 Japan recorded 8,112 divorces signaling ongoing social shifts. The figure reflects women and men seeking dissolution within a turbulent era marked by modernization.
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Japan
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Morrow
Renfrew Devonshire
George
A&c
Idc
Gilingham
Gibson
L&r
lSc
Messalines
Messaline
Sloan’ S
Ruth
Sloan
Aaron Ginghams
Walli
Yee
Ole
Brown Reynolds
Kid Reynolds
Rover Brown Shoes At
Uss
Cole
S&s
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