Public Critics of Officials and Boxing Bout Postponed
The piece condemns unfounded charges against public figures and notes Charles M. Schwab proved he received no government salary. It also reports Tex Rickard postponing the Dempsey Willard fight to Labor Day after talks with both fighters and plans an open venue after the Dempsey Carpenti n bout.
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Charles M. Schwab
Bethlehem Steel Corporation
Emergency Fleet Corporation
Abadie
United States Shipping Board
Schwab
New York
Tex Rickard
Rickard
Willard
Dempsey
Madison Square Garden
Rolling Pins as Domestic Weapons in Advice Column
A Northwestern University professor advised women to meet harsh husbands with swift temper and practical force, suggesting a dishpan of soapy water a rolling pin or flat iron as weapons. The author notes the idea is extreme yet unsurprising, elevating domestic conflict to a university lecture while not offering new truths to readers.
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Vprof
Gault
Northwestern University
Prof
Prof. Gault
Calder coal regulation bill favored by Darfield
Dr. Harry A. Garfield former fuel administrator testified before the senate manufacturers' committee in Washington on February 3. He supported the bill’s aim to curb coal distribution and price fluctuations but urged limited executive power, proposing the president act through a cabinet member to enforce controls only in emergencies for industries essential to civilization.
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Washington
Calder
Harry A. Garfield
Senate Manufacturers’ Committee
Garfield
Pine Bluff banker strings rent deal to family size
Pine Bluff banker TY. F. Ashcraft said he would lower rent for larger families and would not lease to a family without children. He noted a man with twelve children could secure a long lease for almost nothing. The home was later rented to a couple with six children.
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Pine Bluff
Ark
Ashcraft
Little Rock
Notice of Administration for Mabel Batchelor Estate
William B. Batchelor appointed administrator of the Mabel May Batchelor estate in Greene County Indiana. The clerk of the Circuit Court of Greene County records the administration with Weisman and Humphreys attorneys. The filing date is February 8 1921 with publication dates February 13 10 17.
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Circuit Court
Greene County
Indiana
Mabel May Batchelor
Golvent
William B. Batchelor
Weisman & Humphreys
Verily it is over the worst, says Birmingham Age-Herald
The Birmingham Age-Herald declares the worst is over with a firm, definitive statement. This brief reads as a closing sentiment or editorial line suggesting improvement after a difficult period. The exact event or timeframe is not specified.
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Birmingham Age-Herald
Jeffersonville Chamber of Commerce Opposes Reformatory Removal
Jeffersonville Indiana February 3 resolutions adopted by the chamber state it is not opposed to moving the Indiana reformatory if beneficial to the state and sold at fair value to a reputable manufacturing firm. The group criticized a $400,000 offer as too low and formed a list of vacant houses and rooms for quartermaster depot staff. An annual banquet was set for February 15.
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Jeffersonville
United States Quartermaster’s Depot
Dustin Farnum Stars in Big Happiness at Nickle Theatre
Dustin Farnum headlines the Robertson-Cole super special Big Happiness opening at the Nickle Theatre tonight for a two day run. He portrays twin brothers in a role that showcases his talents while old friends Kathryn Adams Fred Malatesta Agie Herron Violet Schram William Brown and Joseph J. Dewling appear in supporting parts.
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Dustin Farnum
Nickle Theatre
Mr. Farnum
Kathryn Adams
Fred Malatesta
Famous
Agie Herron
Violet Schram
William Brown
Joseph J. Dewling
Dreamland Tonight Presents Big Double Feature At The Theatre
The Dreamland tonight offers a big double feature at usual prices The Honeybee in six acts and Buster Keaton's The Scarecrow The program runs tonight and tomorrow in Linton and promises to be a costly show with either film worth the admission Come early and don’t miss the event.
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Dreamland Tonight
Buster Keaton
Linton
Mail Truck Driver Robbed in Princeton
Princeton Indiana February 3 Charles Oskins a mail truck driver was held up yesterday morning by two men who after searching the truck for registered mail robbed him of 40 dollars and escaped in an automobile. Police said the men were later seen driving toward Evansville.
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Princeton
Ind
Charles Oskins
Oskins
Evansville
Have Heart, Bill Have Heart from Bryan’s effort
A Boston Transcript critique notes Bryan’s new attempt to organize the Democratic party risks driving Democratic stock to a new low. The piece frames the move as a blunt if hopeful call for unity, underscoring partisan tensions of the time.
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Bill
Bryan
Boston Transcript
There Were Others In Toledo Says Willard Statement
The Springfield Republican notes that Jess Willard faced rival views after his Toledo remark and acknowledges others shared the sentiment of misfortune without arousing a challenger.
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Jess’ Willard
Toledo
Springfield Republican
Weak Nervous Women Found Relief in Lydia Pinkham Remedy
Toomsboro Georgia resident Mrs C F Phillips reports long backache and headaches, weakness, and irregular periods improved by Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound. She urges others with similar troubles to try the remedy and endorses it for nervous, irritable states linked to female disorders.
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Toomsboro
Lydia Pinkham
Phillips
Lydia HB. Pinkham
Itll Be Momnified to Death in Treasury Count
The Ohio State Journal notes a large, oddly formatted tally of thirteen billion eight hundred eighty three million eight hundred fifteen thousand three hundred eighty six and three tenths dollars found in the United States treasury, while suggesting the Shipping Board missed spots.
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United States Treasury
Shipping Board
Ohio State Journal
No Referendum on That Noted in Dispatch
Columbus Dispatch quotes comment about avoiding referendum while city agents conduct search and seizure. note mentions holdup men as source of ongoing seizure and search. The brief reflects street crime and municipal enforcement themes without detailing specific incidents or outcomes.
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Ciry
Columbus Dispatch
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Turner & Bryan
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American Press Association
Labor Day
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Linton Mill Co
Ledgerwood Grocery Co
Eden Electric Washer
Bert Phillips
Rolling Pin's
Darfield
Jeffersonville, Ind
Dreamland
Carhartt and
Sweet Orr
Kuppenheimer
Big City
Florsheim and
Regal Shoes
Lydia E. Pinkham
Baby’s
Glessner Company
Findlay
Ohio
Drake
Glessco
Ric
Oscar Bredeweg
Rexall
Linton, Ind
Hunt
Fisk
W. J. Hamilton
Gulf of Mexico
Standard Oil Company
Standard Oil _Company
Michigan
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Chicago
Red Mill Feed Store
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