Juvenile Court Sketches of a School Romance
A Jackson school tale sees Clifford Lambert woo Annette at a drug store then threaten marriage with a revolver. After a balcony pursuit and a chaotic note exchange, the judge dismisses the case as Packie Smith exposes the gossip ridden letters amid a dramatic courtroom scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Romeo
Clifford Lambert
Clifford
Tipperary
Annette
Anunette
Byrena
Owen Moore
Jack Dean
Cheeks
Packie Smith
Johnson
Packie
Love
Bar of Justice
Darling
Buddes
Jackson
William Farnum
Raising Citizenship Requirements in Switzerland
In Switzerland a movement seeks stricter naturalization rules with an initiative demanding three years of residence before citizenship and barring naturalized foreigners from executive or legislative offices. A counterproposal suggests six years and limits office eligibility to the first five years. Children born Swiss on Swiss soil inherit citizenship. The government weighs options as liberal critics split opinions. A nationwide shift in naturalisation policies seems likely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus Dispatch
Switzerland
Where Will America Come In From Flint Journal
A deciphered report suggests an economic entente between Britain and Germany may shape future trade, contrasting World War I hostilities. The piece argues American industry bears responsibility for short sighted foreign trade policies that could shut the U.S. from European markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Flint
Mich
Journal
Great Britain
Germany
England
Coren
The Bower of Words From Holland's Magazine
Fragmentary OCR renders a playful scene with a boy named Willie Gnally persuading his aunt to play train. The garbled text shows lines about an engineer, a watch, and a race against time, but the passage is severely unclear and incomplete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willie Gnally
Jay
Harvest labor shortage returns in harvest season
The Kansas City Star notes a renewed need for harvest workers despite expectations of plenty of labor. Unemployment stands near four million while early ripening and larger crops lift demand, challenged by lower wages and high rail rates. Farmers face wage limits as wheat prices shift, yet harvest proceeds with expected difficulties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City Star
Department of Labor
Creally Crane
Evidence before Lockwood committee on Mutual Life
By Arthur Brisbane the hearing before the Lockwood committee raises fears about bonds and losses at Mutual Life Insurance and other institutions. It asserts policyholders need not worry, stating solvency remains and no widespread sloppiness threatens major life insurers. The piece hints that attention will shift to New Jersey politics and ongoing public battles in coming days.
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Arthur Brisbane
Lockwood Committee
Mutual Life Insurance Company
Uar
Arthur Gresbare
Europe
HH. C. Wells
Mme
United States
Wella
Scott Bone
Alaska
New York
Mr. Bone
Sam
Union
Bone
Alaskan Empire
Wells
St. Louis
London
Warsaw
Belgium
Moscow
Finland
Esthenia
Handley Page Company
Amsterdam
Holland
Hamburg
Copenhagen
Poetic fragment by Bateson from Loudon Epectatos
Fragmented verse imagery depicts rural scenes with haystacks and guards amid night imagery. References to gaunt figures, stern guardians, celestial signs, and distorted phrases create a dreamlike rural tableau with enigmatic symbolism. The piece preserves archaic diction and experimental cadence.
Wells on travel freedom and Alaska immigration debate
Arthur Gresbare contrasts H H Wells and European borders with American freedoms. He cites Wells on passport chaos, cross continental travel, and how Alaska could fuel expansion. The piece urges welcoming European immigrants to settle unused American lands and boost trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reval
Europe
Wells
Hays
New York
San Francisco
Alaska
United States
Repudiation or Annexation in Canadian Growth Debate
A double column editorial from the New York Work discusses Canada’s rising debt from 20,000,000 to over 8.6 billion and the need to boost national wealth through immigration or separation to the south. It warns against social unrest and notes impacts on farmers, brokers, and the economy, with references to Borah and Wall Street in a tense era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montreal
Star
Canada
Separito
Our .T. Immigration
Human Ant Hill Letter in St Louis Globe Dem
A Globe-Democrat letter paints New York as an impersonal ant hill of tragedy. It recalls a chorus girl harming herself, a subway incident, a doorway crime scene, and stark squalor in tenements. The piece contrasts Chinatown despair with general urban indifference and notes a lone hearse, a blind man, and a patient in hospital voicing isolation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis Globe-Democrat
New York
Eighth Avenue
Kitchener
Ife
Chinatown
Gopher Prairies
Rivington Street
Congressional wrangles and calls for action urge renewed duty
A danish-minded critique savors calls for fair play and a revived Congress. The piece notes deadlock in revenue and taxation debates, with both parties pressured to break lethargy and better serve the public will. It contrasts Shaw's prophecy with a future of longer human lifespans and wiser thinking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Weeks
Democrats
Senate
Givat
Wall Street Homer Markets Extend Losses Across Exchange
Late yesterday the stock market plunged with many issues hitting new low records for the year. An elevator operator engagement hints at the market mood as traders confront a grim session. A cited Boston transcript notes music publishers facing reduced demand for songs amid uncertain lyrics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moan
Boston
Payhans
Chamber Drive Against Soldier Bonus Sparks Tax Burden Debate
The Wichita Eagle notes the Chamber of Commerce of the United States, with Sioux City as a member, campaigns for government economy and opposes the soldier bonus. The piece questions funding for future wars, suggests taxing war dividends, and criticizes broad fiscal policies beyond the current bill. It argues to tax excess profits instead of taxpayers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita Eagle
Chamber of Commerce of the
United States
Sioux City Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Bavarians urged to pledge fidelity to republican Germany
The Frankfurter Zeitung argues Bavaria must abandon wartime loyalty to the empire and embrace fidelity to the German republic. It praises Bavarian soldiers but urges the section to share burdens for peace and national unity, warning against special wishes that hinder disarmament.
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German Empire
Germany
German Republic
The Green Spaces
The Outlook discusses the mindset of vandals who destroy crops fences and tree stands in public spaces. It argues for strict protection of common land and property rights, whether in a city triangle a park grove or a vast national forest, and calls trashing or defacing green areas a harm to all citizens.
Unclear Reading on Plains Panhandle Rail Status
A fragmented OCR passage discusses the Pennsylvania railroad delaying a dividend on Panhandle stock for 049 years and speculates that in 00 years no Mennsylvania railroad or Panhandle will exist. It foresees no four wheel cars, demands heavy loads move by canals, and predicts air travel for most passengers with few mountain routes remaining.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania Railroad
Panhandle
Pennsylvania
Mennsylvania Railroad
Cocoa Beans Travel From Mexico Worldwide
Cocoa beans originate in Mexico but are now found throughout the tropical world. The spread reflects global trade routes and cultivation in diverse climates, shaping regional cocoa industries and chocolate production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al Parte
Babies And Seasons In Growth And Health
A discussion of infant growth cycles and temperature effects. Growth is seasonal with July to September often slower, while October to December and the following six months aid weight gain. Cool weather reduces heat stress, enabling better digestion and energy use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Gestley
Sauer
Gerstley
Harvey and the stock market impact in Babson view
Roger Babson, renowned for market foresight, argues President should repudiate Harvey’s anti League of Nations stance to restore confidence. He links Europe’s turmoil to U S market declines and urges action to aid Europe before solving domestic woes. Postmaster strikes and mail robberies persist amid lax gunfire and international ratifications loom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Roger Babson
Ambassador Harvey
League of Nations
Europe
Harvey
Drainage Plan for Willow Creek Area Draws Support
Neligh Nebraska June 29 a drainage scheme to dig a large main ditch on Willow creek near J D Hatfield would extend to the county line and into Pierce county creating fertile land in Antelope county landowners have uniformly backed the project and a drainage district would issue bonds over several years to fund the improvement rendering wet land usable for harvest and hay.
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Neligh
Neb
Willow Creek
Antelopa County
J. D. Hatfield
Pierce County
Alien enemies faced for citizenship in Scottsbluff county
In Gering Nebraska on June 29 the War era saw Scotts Bluff county with many alien enemies claiming exemptions while others served. Now 23 final citizenship hearings produced only four approvals. one denied for liquor law violations and 17 denied due to alien enemy exemption claims.
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Gering
Neb
Scottsbluff County
Cobra
Albino Bird Stuns Aurora Residents In June Visit
Aurora Neb June 29 A snow white feathered bird with pink eyes and a bright yellow bill has arrived in the town. It roams near a mulberry tree at Frank Johnson s home and locals debate whether it is an albino blackbird or an albino robin while other birds keep their distance.
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Aurora
Neb
Frank Johnson
Convict Clarence Jump Receives Workmen’s Compensation
Clarence Jump, a state penitentiary convict in Lincoln Nebraska, was awarded $15 weekly under the workmen’s compensation act by the state labor department for injuries suffered as an Omaha Wrecking Company employee before his imprisonment. The award starts December 23, 1919 and continues while the disability lasts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln, Neb
Clarence Jump
State Penitentiary
State Department of Labor
Omaha Wrecking Company
Woman Hurt in Harvest Field Near Beatrice Nebraska
Beatrice Nebraska June 29 Mrs P J Hoyle of Holmesville vicinity was seriously injured while helping her husband in the harvest field. She ran a binder following her husband’s machine which started suddenly knocking her down and the large wheel passed over her body with the wheel crossing about her hip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beatrice
Neb
P. J. Hoyle
Holmesville
Woman Pays Fine For Assault On Grocer
Mrs. Vivian Dageert pleaded guilty to assaulting grocer Frank Olsen in his storeroom and was fined $50 plus costs. The case arose from a dispute linked to a police officer named Little Dreams and Olsen’s petition seeking the officer’s removal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Island
Neb
Vivian Dageert
Frank Olsen
Olsen
Fragmented OCR political notice hints at New Deal details
The readable bits touch on election dynamics between Democratic and Republican camps and policy figures. It mentions a federal farm loan program, capital appropriations, and a broad census context, with scattered references to gender and society. Overall, the fragment hints at policy debate and demographic notes without cohesive narrative.
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Grace E. Polkin
He Atlantic Monthly
Stillman
Joyce
Page One
New Jersey
Treapissera
F. W. Bateson
Loudon Epectatos
Borah
Wall Street
Cateh
Anne Stillman
James A. Stillman
Anne Urquhart Stillman
Bud” Stillman
Sis
Lily White
George Bernard Shaw
Methuselim
Shaw
Wheely
Bernard Shaw
Homer
The
New York Times
Bavaria
Don Deimling
Frankfurter Zeitung
Naga’ Ariming
Italy
Japan
France
Greece
Sweden
Denmark
Bishu Root
Association of Nations
Edith
Amprine
Piabang
Antelope County
Owel
Federal
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