Democratic speakers draw Webster parish crowds for governor bid
In Dayline and surrounding towns Col Frank R Stubbs and Judge Gilbert campaigned with enthusiasm, drawing large audiences in Webster and Minden. Speakers defended party lines, denounced John M Parker, and praised Stubbs and Gilbert as capable Democrats poised to lead a recon struction era government.
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Radical bill report on deportation powers to curb labor groups
Washington report describes proposed radical legislation aimed at deporting and arresting members or affiliates of labor and radical organizations. The bill would empower government action against those who fund or support such groups and allow detention for alleged activities deemed harmful to the state.
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Officers Elected at Wood Camp Neig Meeting
Recently elected officers at the Geerm L Wood Camp Neig include a Lieutenant de Kivbnattick and other posts. Members announced new leadership at the latest meeting.
Capital Stock Now Doubled for Federal Land Bank Loans
Federal Land Bank of New Orleans staff. Widespread loan program details for farmers. Loans backed by stock in the association. Farmers may pay in five years or invest through government bonds. Bonds earn interest and may be pledged to secure loans. Bond yields support favorable terms with small annual payments.
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W. A. Maudlin
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Cleesited ag im Ne ews Biar ei
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British Forces in Persia Allegedly Vanished in Persia
Moscow wireless dispatch reports twelve hundred to thirteen hundred British troops killed or wiped out by hostile forces in Persia. The claim is uncorroborated and has not been independently verified.
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Persia
Moscow
Premier Nitti to announce Fiume solution tomorrow
Rome reports both Epocha and Giornal Editaria expect Premier Nitti to reveal the Fiume controversy solution at the chamber of deputies session tomorrow. The notice caps days of government briefings amid mounting public interest in the dispute's resolution.
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Chamber of Deputies
Siberian veterans relieved as volunteers replace forces
Washington announces all selective service men who served in Siberia have been relieved by volunteers. The last of these veterans will reach San Francisco around January 1.
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Siberia
War Department
San Francisco
Classified ads mix of sale rental and lost items
A garbled page fragment lists items for sale including a girls bicycle, five to eight acre farms with homes, furnishings, and equipment for stores. It also shows rooms for rent and a few lost and wanted notices with incomplete contact details and dates.
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