Budget Director Outlines U S Use of Funds and Savings
Washington report on Progressive General Lord's address detailing government expenditure, savings measures, and the need to cut costs in the coming fiscal year. He praised recent accomplishments against the deficit, warned that careless funding is gone, and stressed benefits to both federal and state governments.
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Washington
Harding
Prig
General Lord
Arcuss
Ieami
Theseaff
Jain
Savine
Lord
States
Famed herd sold in Trankfort sale to Pittsburgh firm
The herd of 350 Hereford cattle owned by Col TH HS Savior was sold to R H Cunningham and Sons of Pittsburgh coal operators. Seven top animals brought 1700 each, led by a lot that realized 15,100 dollars.
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Trankfort
Cettle
Col. TH. HS Savior
R. H. Cunningham and Sons Company
Pittsbural Coal
Daugherty's Son Breaks Away From Booze Cure Asylum
Stamford Md reported that Draper M Daugherty son of United States Attorney General Harry M Daugherty escaped from Stamford Hall sanitarium where he had been committed as a habitual drunkard. He asked to walk, entered a speeding roadster driven by a man in an almost-fleeing moment, and fled toward New York. The escape followed prior publicity from Pettie King's murder case and his family involvement in his commitment.
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Stamford
Conan
Draper M. Daugherty
United States
Harry M Daugherty
Pettie King
Frank W. Roberts
Stamford Hall
Daugherty
Major
New York
Robertson
Maj. Daugherty
Henry 8. Daugherty
Washington Courthouse
Ohio
Praugherty
Dorothy Keenan
Broadway
Dot King
Great Northern Foret
Dangherty
Soft Curl Hair Now Easy to Achieve For All Women
An advertisement promises fully natural looking curls and waves for every woman using a liquid silmerine applied with a clean toothbrush before styling. It claims hair becomes lustrous yet non greasy and easily controllable in any style, with a small bottle lasting months at low cost.
Unsolved Murder Ties to Mitchell Ties and Morgan Co Mention
A fragmented report links Dougherty to a still unsolved murder. The narrative trails through J. Kearsley Mitchell, son-in-law at T. Stotéesbury, and a Philadelphia member of the banking house of J. P. Morgan and Co. The document hints at broad social networks without concluding guilt.
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Dougherty
Lie
J. Kearsley Mitchell
T. Stotéesbury
Philadelphia
J. P. Morgan and Co
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U.S
Given
Brig
Silverdale
Sparta
Obrecht
Cleopatra
the Palmolive Company
Milwaukee, Wis
Consin
Linker Electric CO
Kruse
Fredw-Kruse CO
Main Street
Jp’s
Rainbow Gardens
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