Judge Lindsey linked age tests to child welfare policy
The article discusses Judge Lindsey explaining three ages for a juvenile girl mental age physical age and age in years and how these tests could affect future custody and upbringing. It also mentions crop forecasts good yields in several states and notes experiments with cows fed pine sawdust improving butter and milk supply.
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Denver
Lindsey
North Dakota
Springfield
Jackson City
Tiiths
Tex
Minneapolis
St. Paul
United States
Topeka
Jones
German capital deposits in neutral banks questioned by Swiss papers
Swiss newspapers urge Spa to require Germany to disclose the total German capital placed in neutral countries since the peace. They claim about 200,000,000 Swiss francs were deposited in Zurich banks and similar deposits exist elsewhere. The report also notes that fifteen steamers over 1000 tons each were sold to foreign buyers by a Japanese concern in the past four months.
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Germany
Spa
Zurich
Hohenzollern fortune fate debated by Prussian diet
The Prussian diet's judicial committee rejected a motion by the independent socialists to seize the Hohenzollern fortune. The Near East Relief committee appeals for warm clothing for Armenia with donations urged to the New Boat Relief Office at Plymouth Church. Tokyo police cap foreigners at 1,087 with 619 Americans, 166 British, 207 Russian recorded.
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Independent Socialits
Hohengollern
Germany
Armenia
Plymouth Church
Highth
Plomac
Ant Strevin
Les One
Tokyo
Ameoi
End of Wars by Air: Britain Plans Global Air Route Network
A Los Angeles Times report outlines Britain's plan to shift defenses from naval bases to a world air lane system. Mobilization would convert hundreds of civilian airliners for military use, enabling rapid strikes within 24 hours. The piece cites the Scapa Flow and Somaliland maneuvers, detailing aerial methods against a well protected foe and the potential danger to civilians.
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Navaliem
Acriatiam
Britin Centro
Los Angeles Times
Mobilimeion
Army
Navy
France
Germany
Italy
Britain
America
Cahriel Mo Schwab
League For Peace
Mr. Schwab
Bethlehem Steel Company
Sehwab
Steel Company
Mr. Sehwab
London
Scapa Flow
Scothand
Somaliland
Red Sea
Scapa Mion
Medishl
Berbera
Jedah
Jedall
Bi Apwelna
Tale
Itation Somaliland
Abyseinia
Virginia Association for the Common Croog Formation
A new Virginia group named the Virginia Association for the Common Croog aims to influence state affairs. It pledges a rigorous working body to investigate welfare issues and push legislation, signaling interest in elective government and broader political reform.
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Christian Befence Monitor
Virginia
Virginia Association For the
A Turis
Unlucky Airplane Surplus Sparks United Debate
The London observer notes strong opposition to surplus warplanes offered by the Bogtioh Unenwelwen. Critics call many unsuitable for common use and question authority to convert them for civilian needs.
The Rose as a Symbol of Loss and Comfort
The piece reflects on the rose as a democratic flower and a universal symbol of youth hope and bereavement. It discusses how roses comfort the living in sorrow and accompany the dead, linking beauty to shared human experience across life and death.
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Phe
Jeri Pew
Rome
Life in Italy Amid Changing Class Boundaries
Reporter describes busy Italian stations crowded with diverse travelers and a new bourgeoisie emerging from social upheaval. Observations include worn waiting halls, Lenin street and Bolshevist squares, rising luxury among peasants, and debates over foreign policy and Italy’s place between East and West.
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Gentemen
Torsa
Castelbolomnese
Romagna
Lenin
No Socialism In Russia Claims by Mrs Snowden
Mrs. Philip Snowden arrived in Golders Green after visiting Russia with labor delegates. She said socialism and communism are only in Soviet manifestos, the soviet is not democratic, dictatorship rests with a small group, and most Russians support the regime only from patriotism and lack of a stronger alternative.
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Philip Snowden
Golders Green
Russia
Communist Party
Communist Party In
Come Nionist
Proletariat
Mia Snowdel
Enemiea
Plebiscite Votes Shape Eastern Western Russia Boundaries
The New York World reports plebiscite results in east and west Russia favoring Prussian nationality in parts. Communal counts determine borders while honoring inhabitants wishes and regional conditions. Denmark, Belgium, and others adjust to territorial and economic realities as Germany gains portions.
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Russia
Germany
Belgium
Bolibewig-Hollein
Denmark
Tiesa
Eveh
Trade Policy Debate Shapes Silesian Coal Outlook
A regional discussion argues for free trade and wide distribution of Silesian coal regardless of local flag preferences. Proponents claim broad access benefits coal and steel sectors and overall economic conditions for the locality.
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Leela Ls
British War Debt Pays Fast and Aims to Clear Quick
The article notes Britain’s 1904 to May 120 war expenses totaling 55 billion with 919 billion paid during the period. Net debt nears 29 billion after advances to allies. Sinking funds promise rapid debt cancellation, urging nations to shed large wartime borrowings soon.
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Great Britain
Mills closures in Lawrence may free 16,000 workers for farmers
The Silver Lining notes that Lawrence mills shutting down will release up to 16,000 workers for farmers who need help. It suggests seasonal labor in spring and fall for planting and harvesting, with the Massachusetts agriculture department already seeking workers with farming experience.
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Christian Science Monitor
Lawrence
Mass
State Department of Agriculture
Onrushing hunger fears in a broken supply chain
A distressed, fragmentary note from the Minneapolis Tribune warns of looming hunger as tin plate and can makers struggle to supply canneries and food products. The piece evokes a bleak mood with grim imagery of a yellowish hue and morning embers.
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Prom
Minneapolis Tribune
Tri State Press Meeting in Sioux City Draws Big Turnout
Publishers from South Dakota Nebraska and Iowa gathered in Sioux City on Thursday July 16 for a joint press meeting and celebration. The event featured meals tours and entertainment at Armour and the Big Store along with speeches on press labor shortages and cooperative strategies.
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Book Rapids
South Dakota
Nebraska
Iowa
Sioux City
Tri-state
United States
Shore Acre
Boat Club
Henry Hoskins
William Holden
Armour & Company
Armour Products
Armour Packing House
Matt O'Meara
H. W. Mahood
John McCormicks
Armour
O'Meara
Mark O'Donnell
Norfolk
Neb
J. I. O'Furey
Hartington
Weeks
O's
Sioux City Country Club
Jackson Street
Davidson Bros. Company
Davidsons
O'Furey
Dave Davidson
Davidson Brothers
Davidson
Ben Davidson
New York
John W. Carey
Rock Rapids
David
The Commercial Bribery and Tipping Review Debuts
A new monthly publication issued in Washington DC invites readers to share disagreeable tipping experiences for feature coverage.
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Washington, D. C
High Temperature and Domestic Jokes From The Boston Transcript
A garbled column discusses heat and marriage humor from the Cornell Widow and a sensation about German indemnities noting 760 million dollars yearly, with a quip about New York tenants. A weather rhyme mentions Saint Bwithin and 40 days of rain predictions, capping the fragmentary item.
A New Rich
A fragment from the Louisville Courier Journal notes a landlord remarking on odd bathers and a brief exchange about pricing and exclusive ocean use, illustrating a humorous or observational snippet. The piece centers on a shoreline scene and commentary on rates.
Intoxicated Man Seeks Mary Pickford at Theater
An intoxicated man ejected from a moving theatre along the east of Sucre was found seated at the back entrance with a large bouquet. A policeman arrested him as the magistrate asked why he acted oddly. The officer said the man spoke indistinctly and seemed to be waiting to see Mary Pickford.
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Themevolves
Labor
Alflow
Sinn Fein
Labor Party
Says & Tublin
Queen Mary
Martens
United States
America
Buurantes
Rowland
United States State Department
Revelation
Republic
Bersn
London Times
The
Christian Science Monitor
Cibabee
Paris
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Cox
Mrex
J. Maloney
Dinton
Harding
Dayton
Eri
Chamber of Labor
Leabor
Ancona
Luzzath
Bologna
Russia
Italy
Europe
Ike
Boston Transcript
Sucre
Mary Pickford
Fragmentary Note Sparks Hair Care Question
A garbled message hints at dissatisfaction with wart removal and wet hair issues. Mentions Boston Minchler No and Minn Keothe, with unclear references to Valbhouwe and a home or place.
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Boston Minchler
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