Daddy's Evening Fafairy Tale Event
A group of pig characters argue about eating and speech in a farmyard tale. Miss Ham aims to deliver a speech about the word important while the others interrupt for food, racing the farmer bringing supper to the pen.
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Pink Pip
Pinky Vis
Miss Tim
Miss Nam
Megs
Miss Hut
Alan
Miss Ham
Yan
Miss
Brother Bacon
Sammy Sausage
Misa
Sudden impulse to set houses on fire rises in cleaning season
A Indianapolis Star feature notes a startling statistic about the number of men driven by a sudden sneaking urge to set houses on fire as the cleaning season nears, suggesting public fascination with a troubling impulse.
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Jodianapolis
Mayor Urges Moderation As Soldiers Parade Bound
Winnipeg report says returning soldiers oppose the general strike and demand aliens be ousted from unions. Mayor Chas. F. Gray plans to keep order as thousands march to the Trades and Labor Council and vows no intent to stop a peaceful demonstration. Milk stations will open and bread distribution prepared if needed amid shifting strike advisories.
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Winnipeg
Chas. F. Gray
Trades and Labor Council
James Duncan
Seattle
Gray
Duncan
Board of A Trade
Noted Soldier Remembered By Imaginative Childs Talk
A short unit from a newspaper page describes children discussing a famous soldier. A four year old asks who he is and a classmate replies that he is a wonderful brave man who will become a statue after time.
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Ilarald
McCartan to Be Honored if Bill Passes Aid to Ireland
Representative William E. Mason of Illinois introduces a $14 000 diplomatic corps appropriation for the United States to Ireland. Congress will consider it in the House and later attach it as an amendment to the diplomatic and consular appropriation bill.
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Dr. McCartan
Irish Republic
United States
Congress
William E. Mason
Ilinois
Ireland
Live Wires Endanger Trees, City Tells Officials
The city commission discussed tree trimming to prevent contact with live wires carrying over 2000 volts. Lawrence Electric Utilities was asked to act, but W W Cleland said a written permit would be required. Chief Reinisch warned of fires and injuries from dangling lines and noted a broken trolley wire at Eighth and Vermont.
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City Commission
Lawrence Electric Utilities Company
W. W. Cleland
William Reinisch
Eighth
Vermont
Notice to Post Offices to Enforce War Savings Stamp Laws
Government warns postmasters nationwide to refuse redemption of war savings stamps sold below value by dealers. Treasury will pursue noncompliant offices and punish buyers who profit by reselling to the state at redeemable rates. Citizens urged to deal only through the post office to prevent fraud.
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Astal Department
Treasury Department
Secretary of the Treasury
Baker calls Allen claim on 35th Division a large assertion
Secretary Baker said he could not find in department files the official report cited by Governor Allen as proving the 35th Division suffered unnecessary losses in the Argonne. He noted the report might exist in army corps records, and said transfer to Washington would prompt further search.
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Washington
Baker
Allen
Kansas
Department
35Th
Missouri and
Argonne
Army Corps
25Th
35Th Division
25Th Division
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