07 Jan 1921
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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1921
Page
1
The article outlines wartime financial strain with a proposed forced loan of 20 billion marks to cover occupation costs. It notes 147 million to be increased and Germany’s export prices tumbling to a thirtieth of prewar levels due to exchange rate gaps and higher production costs.
Thousands donate bricks to the Roosevelt Home fund by the Wantren's Etherial Association to restore the Theodore Roosevelt House at 98 East Twentieth Street with original furnishings. Each brick will be set in the house and later returned to donors as proof of gift as editors note the project aims to aid the Roosevelt legacy.
George Hinton of Doaktown, famed hunter and guide on the Miramichi, suffered two broken ribs and multiple cuts after clinging to a wounded bull moose’s horns to escape a charge near New Brunswick. He arrived in Bangor for treatment after the encounter.
In a case from Oregon and involving a captain of a fishing vessel, evidence tied to lobsters was deemed inadmissible as it had been cooked. The case was dismissed and the fisherman Zirn released after the court found tampering and that lobster cooking altered the condition of the evidence. In Los Angeles a separate note details a judge dismissing the case due to manipulated evidence and references a familiar process of cooking crustaceans affecting measurements. In Babak, feminism captured the city with a full municipal ticket of women elected, including a woman mayor and four women on the council.
At the University of California Berkeley the Bible will replace Shakespeare in the usual class for literature. The upper classmen voted 31 to 7 in favor of the Bible as essential to English knowledge. Professor Charles Mills Guley will lecture on the Bible next semester as part of the new textbook selection decision.
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