Efforts to Create a Federal Department of Education
Washington debates federalizing education as General Pershing and Dr. Tigert urge a new department. The piece notes literacy gaps in the Army, education funding, and the potential shift of education duties into a welfare department if a standalone education department is not formed. It also covers related diplomatic housing issues for US ministers and broader commentary on national education reform.
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Tigert
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Leonard
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Tor
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Rranes
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Servier
Mary Macatlon
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Tory Washington
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Tex
Mastodon bone market sees prices fall amid waning demand
The director of the American Museum of Natural History says mastodon bones are hitting the market at low prices as demand declines. Potential buyers are urged to act quickly to secure existing supplies before prices drop further.
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American Modum of Natural History
From One Kind of Wood The Shinto Temples and Amer
The fragment notes Shinto temples and an Amer reference, suggesting a report on cultural sites or a travel piece. It mentions wood and structure but lacks a complete narrative, authorship, date, or location to confirm a fuller item.
The Eternal Triangle Echoes Through Aged Prose
Fragmentary note suggests a dated theater quip about power and fear, with a line about soaking up wet ink and a quirky line about a mouse, man, and woman. Contents reference Iameson and a Gem, but details are sparse and unclear.
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Iameson
Gem
Wreck on Trial Trip Wipes Hull Citizens in Disaster
Eyewitnesses recount a devastating airship wreck in Hull England as a massive explosion and plunge into the river drew thousands. Survivors describe a dramatic near-miss before the ship sank, while others praise a commander for steering toward water to avoid crowded streets.
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Sermien
Hull
England
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Paitin
Jon
Netti
North
Kenora
Keep Way Open to Erin Peace Negotiations
Lloyd George remains willing to carry on negotiations with Ireland to keep the way open for peace talks.
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Erin
Lloyd George
Ireland
War of words over Ireland notes delays and negotiations
A report from London notes Irish leader de Valera and British PM Lloyd George discussing possible terms of peace. Lloyd George kept a friendly tone but warned against prolonging talks as extremists may exploit delays. Separate items mention forged checks by convicts and a violent incident at a Texas park. Grasshoppers devastate grain fields near Mandan.
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Iis
de Valera
Trish
Abraham Lincoln
Eee
London
Nettier
Dk Valens
Liosd
George Hax
Thirty five Ole in Fight and auto wreck report
Reports from the Sanjak of Noviparur in Jugoslavia say 4 detachments of gendarmes and peasants were surrounded in the village of Komoran with 35 killed. A separate incident in Oakland shows sisters Oakland Colli-Katie and Leone Evkerson killed and Tin Blundell critically injured as a car crash while en route to a picnic. police say the driver attempted to race another car, the vehicle leaving the road and overturning.
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Jugo Slavia
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Leone Evkerson
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Debs Case Up to President Harding in Pardon Bid
Washington officials at the Department of Justice said the case of Eugene V Debs remains a matter for final decision by President Harding. The fate of any pardon was not disclosed as officials stated no discussion could occur until the president acts.
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Wagene
Debs
Scrallet
Harding
Dougherty
Department of Justice
Lee's Residence to the Museum Gettysburg Item
The old stone house on the edge of town that served as General Lee's headquarters during the Gettysburg battle has been bought by George Dales for conversion into a museum. Lee reportedly ate and slept there and viewed the battle from the seminary cupola nearby. Also included is the white road-house where John Burton, a local hero, was carried.
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Gettyspurs
Lee
Gettysburg
George Dales
White House
John Buron
Hero
United States Rejects Versailles Treaty Provisions
The State Department explains the United States will not be bound by the Versailles covenant or related provisions even if the treaty were ratified. Officials describe the instrument as preserving limited advantages while excluding key implications for U.S. obligations and title claims.
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Washington
Gervany
State Department
Vermailles
United States
Versailles
Department
Washington debates troop fate after treaty ratification
The article notes high officials debating withdrawal of American troops from the Rhine area following a Berlin treaty ratified by the Senate. It mentions Germany's obligation to cover occupation costs but sees no direct impact on current U.S. policy, amid discussions on future American involvement. A separate item reports Orrin Raider, 16, killed by a car on Calton Street, with witnesses describing a crossing accident involving his brother Limas, 18.
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Rhine
Berlin
Senate
Germany
United States
Denver
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Aslene
el Man Clade Powers
Snider
Limas
Bandit raid at Mexican postoffice leaves two dead
In Arig thirty five miles west of here a postoffice and store run by Frank J. Pearson were looted after a seven armed bandit assault. Pearson and his wife were killed and his sister in law seriously wounded. Reports say Mexican assailants were seen fleeing. Washington reports the U S and Britain will share equally the losses of the destroyed dirigible ZR-2 if its loss occurs during construction or trials. The airship cost two million dollars.
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Ruby
Arig
Here
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Washington
United States
Navy Department
Alarm by jail inmate after escape attempt
Ernest Bynum, an alleged car thief, allegedly told on three former prisoners after their escape via a sawed window bar. He reportedly triggered an alarm but the escapees vanished before officers arrived.
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Ernest Bynum
Oll
Five Fall in Strike Battle On West Virginia Clash
West Virginia forces clash as patrols engage, five fall and eleven prisoners are reported. The exchange highlights ongoing tensions and a heavy military toll in the volatile area. Sixty-seven words.
Miners Die in Armed Clash in Logan County West Virginia
Five men fell during a clash between troopers and armed miners in Hea Creek area of Logan County. Captain Brorkus said some bodies were recovered and others were carried away by companions. Prior to the fighting eleven prisoners were reportedly taken. four escaped. State officials warned of potential trouble in the Sharples area as miners’ protests spread.
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Elone Range
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Inquiry Left to England Washington on note to determine cause
Secretary Dent said only a heavy financial loss from the disaster would lead the United States to request permission to assign naval representatives. He noted that the British ministry would handle any inquiry as a matter of course.
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Lowe
United States
Woman's Courage Foils Robbers on Bank Route
Miss Rowe Yore secretary for a dairy company thwarted a street robbery by shrieking as a bandit dragged her toward a bank. The assailant dropped her bag and fled empty handed after the loud alarm. She was uninjured and the incident occurred on the sidewalk en route to the bank with the money.
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Fan Dairy Company
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Ef Forte
Bendite
Bandits Hold Up Paymaster at Detroit Firm
A lone bandit robbed a paymaster at the Rickenbacker Motor Company office in Detroit and escaped with 6500 dollars. Eddie Rickenbacker, president of the company, was in an adjoining room and saw the bandit flee.
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Rickenbacker Motor Company
Eddie Rickenbacker
Three Killed in Plane Crash Near Philadelphia
A plane crash near Philadelphia killed Foss and two passengers including Mrs. Mary Pusaysk and her Syraroid son. The crash also left W. Foss and others dead while investigators search the site for details.
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Pat
W. Foss
Professional
Avfair
Foss
Mary Pusaysk
Philadelphia
Woman Avoids an Operation and Health Claims
Fragmentary reading shows references to Lydia E. Pinkham tonics and claims of restoring health in women after potential operations. The text mixes ads with scattered local items including education notes and a stray medical product mention. The overall coherence is low with multiple unrelated snippets.
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