Women Bank Deposits Rise as Women Save More
Mrs C Shleininger of the Continental and Commercial Bank of Chicago says women are moving toward financial prominence. Nina Y Carter notes postwar rise in women savers with deposits doubling in four years from 300000 to 1 million across her bank. Springfield and St Louis reports show sharp increases in female depositors, with surveys indicating wives often receive husbands wages.
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Nina Y. Carter
Chicago
Miss Carter
Springfield
St. Louis
Denver
H. L. Morgan
International Trust Company
Mark Twain
Hartford
Conn
New England
Chicago Art Institute
Haa
Hartford Art Society
State Park Commission
Controversy Over Klamath Lake Drainage Legislation
Three sided dispute over Baker of California's bill to drain Klamath Lake region for soldier settlement. Agricultural experts warn alkali land would fail for cultivation while the Biological Survey argues the marshes host rich migratory bird habitats. officials note past drainage efforts were abandoned after spending 283225 dollars and caution on threatening Malheur Lake's status. Dr. Nelson urges preservation of the area as a major migratory bird refuge amid private interest opposition.
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Congress
Baker
California
Klamath Lake
Oregon
Agricultural Department
Klamath
Government Reclamation Service
United States Biological Survey
Natural History Magazine
B. W. Nelson
Biological Survey
United States
Klamath Lake Reservation
Nelson
Malheur Lake
Plan to develop entire Colorado Basin discussed at league convention
The League of the Southwest met in Los Angeles to map plans for a Colorado River basin irrigation program costing over 100 million dollars. Governors of eight states attended along with local officials and civic leaders. An upcoming bill calls for study of Imperial Valley irrigation potential, highlighting its 1910 and 1919 production surges and growing population.
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Colorado River
League of the Southwest
Los Angeles
California
Arizona
New Mexico
Nevada
Utah
Colorado
Oklahoma
Texas
Imperial Valley
Colorado Basin
Senate backs Crater Lake park expansion bill
Senate favors enlarging Crater Lake National Park by adding Diamond Lake region north of the existing 249 square miles. The plan, S2797, awaits House public lands committee action with possible new north entrance and improved access for tourists and big game.
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Reater Crater Lake National Park
Senate
Public Lands Committee
House
Crater Lake National Park
Crater Lake
Diamond Lake
Sun Notch
Crater Peak
Mount
Thielsen
Mount Batley
Howlock Mountain
Crescent
Oregon Highway
Cascades
Oregon
Park
Dalles
Bend
Senate Considers sweeping new national budget measure
The special committee ordered the measure reported to the senate by unanimous vote. It vests major budget duties in the secretary of the treasury with the president’s revise power limited. An audit bureau under a controller general would audit expenditures and report to both president and congress. Experts see it as a move to align government spending with income.
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Senate
House of Representatives
Secretary of the Treasury
Audit Bureau
Congress
United States
Science Paves Way for Care of Criminality
New York expert Dr. Max Schlapp predicts that proper medical attention to children could reduce US crime by about 90 percent. He links mental irregularities and blood chemical disturbances to criminal behavior and advocates humane treatment in hospitals to replace punishment, with ongoing tests to identify specific cases and appropriate therapies.
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New York
United States
Max G. Schlapp
Schlupp
Nough
Schlapp
Doctor Schlapp
Chimpanzee owner must pay for attack on child
In Pasadena EH W Knowlton faces a $1 600 judgment plus $100 for a frivolous appeal after his pet chimpanzee attacked Milton Lindley injuring him in his home. The court ruled the chimpanzee was negligently at large and caused serious injuries before it could be restrained.
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Los Angeles
Milton Lindley
EH. W. Knowlton
Pasadena
State District Court of Appeals
Cholera Plague Spreads in Crimea Amid Typhus Crisis
Cholera and dysentery strike Feodosia and Sebastopol as Typhus rages. Water shortage cripples hygiene. refugees and wounded soldiers overwhelm hospitals. Red Cross asked for aid as Major George Ryden plans relief to Yalta and other Crimean cities. General Wrangle seeks support for anti Bolshevik forces.
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Sebastopol
Fedosia
Crimean
Caucasus
Feodosia
American Red Cross
George Ryden
Kansas City
Red Cross
Crimea
Yalta
Kertch
Simperferopol
General Wrangle
Bird McCormick Turns 72 In Community Birthday Celebration
Russellville Kentucky residents celebrate Bird McCormick's seventy second birthday though he has not walked in forty years. Friends gathered to honor the well known and kindly local figure who uses a chair for mobility and remains a beloved member of the town.
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Russellville
Bird McCormick
Americans push for ambulance train to support troop movement
A war brief notes Americans demand an ambulance train to accompany troops moving northward, aiming to improve medical evacuation and frontline support amid operations.
Dog guards old home after owner moves to Ripley
Capt. L. L. Pickens moves to a new residence below Ripley and takes his dog Shep along. Each night the dog disappears and is found back at the old home guarding the property, leading investigators to conclude he returns nightly to stand guard.
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Ripley
Steamer Scott Moved From Island Ten After Storm
The government barge Scott blown onto a Mississippi cornfield at Island Ten will be removed after floodwaters recede. It carried government supplies and will be relocated. Automobiles offered to servant girls and maids in St Paul appear as a recurring inducement in a city notice.
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Ark
Tuckman
Mississippi
Scott
Island Ten
St. Paul
Emergency measure sparks uproar in Maryland dancing ban
Maryland lawmaker John A. Wellbrenner of Baltimore County introduces a bill outlawing dances in eastern shore counties. Delegate Gambrill moves an emergency clause to protect health and the people. Eastern shore delegates react with disbelief and amusement as the bill becomes clear.
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Maryland
Annapolis
John A. Wellbrenner
Baltimore County
House of Delegates
Gambrill
Milks Whalston Emulsions Banner Winter Relief
Mrs. W Q Mershon of Brill Indiana credits Milks Whalston Emulsion with ending an 18 year bedfast stomach ailment. She reports six bottles cured her and she gives it to children for croup with great results. The ad touts digestive health benefits and a money back guarantee with prices 60 and 1 20.
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Mra. W.Q. Mershon
Brill
Ind
Milfon Marulrlon Co
Terre Haute
Ady
Doan
Mia
Harvey
N. Highth St
Grants Pass
Ore
Chen
Parsons
Notary Public
Foster -Milburn CO
Buffalo
Freckles Vanish with Othine Double Strength
The ad promotes Othine double strength to remove freckles and blotches, claiming quick results with nightly use. It guarantees money back if it fails to remove freckles and advises asking druggists for the product.
Concluding the Ceremony in a Justice of Peace Moment
A brief ceremonial exchange ends with the Justice pronouncing the couple married and the words recalling a personal joke from the moment. The scene captures a small wedding rite and a light remark about the request to perform the vow.
Bayer Aspirin labeled for genuine use with Bayer Cross
Bayer Company warns that genuine Bayer Tablets of Aspirin require water after ingestion and bear the Bayer Cross for authenticity. The product, prescribed by physicians for eighteen years, targets ailments from colds to rheumatic pain and is sold in twelve tablet packages with various sizes available.
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Bayer Company
Bayer
Beyond Expression Wartime Anecdote From Legon Weekly
An elderly lady questions an ex artilleryman about the worst sight in war. A soldier recalls spotting an enemy gun nest with two gunners while advancing and firing a shot that hit the middle of a target, only to reveal the shell was a dud.
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Tha Soldion
Freezone Corn Remover Claim Promises Quick Relief
An advertisement touts Freezone as a painless remedy to remove hard or soft corns between toes and on feet. A tiny bottle allegedly costs a few cents at drug stores and works by applying drops that instantly stop pain and remove the corn root.
Meeting Notes Hint at a Betrothal
A fragment from the Louisville Courier-Journal records a dialogue among Georgette Tricotine and others about marriage to Aly. The quoted lines hint at a planned union with cryptic remarks by partial names and phrases.
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Georgette
Tricotine
Aly
Tsut
Louisville Courier-Journat
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