Marriage Licenses Heal War Tax Stamp Effects
The article notes licenses drop to one dollar after war tax stamp abolition, with 34 honeymoon tickets issued this month and 20 more possible. August saw 53 licenses, and divorce restrictions under the Protestant Episcopal Church tighten, prohibiting marriages where either party is married elsewhere. The church plans a new Canon Law to bar such marriages and to resolve admissions to Holy Communion in remarriage cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eli G. Haugh
Protestant Episcopal Church
St. Louis
Holy Communion
Governor Harrington Pleads for Dimmed Night Lights
Governor Harrington urged autoists to dim their headlights on state roads at night and to purchase dimmers if they lack them. He cited letters from motorists about glare and noted a recent fatal accident attributed to undimmed lights.
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Harrington
Perons
Baku Imports Wire from United States Worth Forty Thousand
Baku reports monthly imports of wire totaling about $40,000 sourced from the United States. This figure highlights the ongoing trade in electrical materials between the two economies and underlines Baku’s reliance on American wire products.
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Baku
Russia
United States
Tonoline promises for thin people to gain fat and muscle
An advertisement claims tonoline can bulk up thin individuals quickly. It cites a Pittsburg man named FL Smith who reports dramatic weight gain and improved vitality after a tonoline treatment. The piece urges readers to request a free sample and try the home remedy with meals.
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FL PL Smith
Pittsburg
Pearce
Wst
Simle Harmicsn
Noline
American Proprietary Co Coupon Offer in Boston
A damaged coupon notice from the American Proprietary Co of Boston Massachusetts advertises a fifty cent free Tonoline coupon. It mentions using the coupon to help pay parking and good faith and directs readers to emit tests to one part of Ten olive Free.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Proprietary Co
Boston
Mass
Co A. Boys Return From Three Day Texas Ranch Hike
Company A infantrymen recount a strenuous three day hike to Indio Ranch near Eagle Pass Texas with tough climate and sparse water. They camped at Camp Ord faced desert heat rattlesnake hunts and night outpost duty before returning with General Gaither's column and planning demobilization by late September.
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Rinit
Camp Ord
Eagle Pass
Texas
Uy Mail
India Ranch
Company A
Tet Marsland Infantry
Gaither
Suneh
Indio
Signal Corps
Indio Ranch
Indo Ranch
Rio Grande
New Jersey
Courtship lecture outlines social disease in marriage
Dr McCuaig discussed courtship as a critical life phase and urged parental guidance. He explained lack of a fixed gender in courtship, stressing mutual pursuit and the hidden but equal effort behind romance. He warned against false affections and emphasized enlightened parental support. The final lecture, titled The Relation of Social Disease to Marriage, will conclude the course.
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Soonelork
Evangelien! Lutheran
McCuatg
McCuaig
Evangelical Lutheran Church
McCua’g
Villa Likely To Cut Carranza Supply Line From Chihuahua
Major General Funston, citing Brigadier General Bell’s El Paso report, believes Villa will sever the Chihuahua Juarez communications route. Bell’s informants say Treviño’s forces were driven from Chihuahua City and retreated to a hill outside the city to withstand Villa’s Saturday attack. Villa’s force was estimated at 5000 to 1700 men and may have grown, making control of the Mexico Northwestern railroad a likely objective.
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San Antonio
Tex
Francisco Villa
Carranza
Chihuahua City
Juarez
Funston
Villa
Chihuahua
Bell
el Paso
General Trevino
Carrang
Tas
Chilmahua
Metrco Northwestern
U-Boat Extremists Again Threaten Germany War Faction
Berlin reports Major Ernst Rassermann, leader of the National Liberal party, told Saarlän district constituents that submarine warfare would not end and urged max use of submarines and Zeppelins. He claimed views were shared by Admiral von Tirpitz and other leaders, urging decisive methods to defend Germany. The speech praised submarines, Zeppelins, and the need for strong weapons.
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Berlin
Ernst Rassermann
National Literal Party
Prison Court Dispatch From September Term
The criminal docket reports two colored defendants, Crouse and Gage, remanded to Maryland School for Boys until mature. J. Tyas, Sonon, Frook Cuokies found guilty of larceny of canoes near Fredericks Junction. Others, Hib and Milligan, prior prison terms noted. Sentences varied. some suspensions, others upheld. Judge Urner notes lack of benefit from parole and emphasis on maturation.
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Abe Derning
Forthington
Peter
Bagi Wi
Frederiile Junction
Crouse
Jgryland School
Traiaeof
MiNpan
Ewas
Hib Lad
House of Correction
Aoman
Milligan Sul
Meckstein
Schell
Thes
Marica Faulde
F. J. Stoner
Aaron KR. Anders
Urner
Not guilty for youths in canoe theft case at Frederick Junction
The court acquitted both youths of stealing canoes at Frederick Junction. Crouse, aged 11, was remanded to Maryland School for Boys, where he had previously been confined before running away. He will be required to perform there as part of his placement. Samuel Lewis appeared for the boys.
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Frederick Junction
Crouse
Maryland School For Boys
Samuel
Lewis
Three Months In House Of Correction For Disorderliness
Fred Douglas colored was sentenced to three months in the House of Correction by Justice August Brust after an arrest by OMlera Hahn and Painter. Laura Ulysins colored received 30 days in jail in default of a $10 fine. William Ayres Virgin'a was fined $6 after being charged with drunkenness and arrested by Officer Hahn at the UB Station. Thomas Snuver was fined $5 for drunkenness after arrest by Officer Fraley. Several girls arrested for fighting on the way to school were dismissed as too young to be punished and sent home.
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Fred Douglas
Omlera Hahn
House of Correction
August T. Brust
Laura Ulysins
William Ayres
Ilahn
Justice Brust
Thomas Snvrer
Fraley
Chidren
Suit Filed for Alleged Slander in Titling Case
Harry G. Tritapoc through attorneys Samuel A. Lewis and Arthur D. Willard has filed a damages suit against Henry A. Hahn for alleged slander. The action is filed by title only with no particulars provided.
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Harry G. Tritapoc
Samuel A. Lewis
Arthur D. Willard
Henry A. Hahn
U S First in Thrift Expert Tells How Poverty Is Being Reduced
In St Louis on September 21, J Lieneberger Davis of St James Union Trust praised banks and insurance firms for their educational services and impact on poverty. Joan G Jones of the Alexander Hamilton Institute noted a shift in how life insurance men are viewed.
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St. Louis
J. Lieneberger Davis
St. James Union Trust Company
National Association of Life Underwriters
Joan G. Jones
Alexander Namilton Institute
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