World News Roundup From The Senate to The Front
A survey of global and domestic items notes William Dean Howells death in New York after influenza in Savannah. Senate committees back rail and ship aid extending revolving funds, and justice department curbs sugar margins. Wilson releases war directives, a Batum mission is urged, and deportation law is amended. Maine and Alabama statehood centennial coins are authorized. Daniels defends Navy critique, census data released, and Libby dividend approved. Boxing results, party chairs elected, and Republican leaders chosen amid Illinois primary conundrum.
Flight, blackmail, and death roam headlines in three states
Domestic William J McClendlins, Chicago-Omaha aerial mall chief, died when his plane crashed into a tree near Oskaloosa Iowa. Mathew Turk and Dewey Daggerty faced federal grand jury action in Toledo Ohio on attempted blackmail of a Kenosha priest. Perry W Blacklear of San Diego, a former army air instructor, died in Americus Georgia after a 1500 foot fall in a German Fokker.
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William J. McClendlins
Chicago-Omaha
Oskaloosa, Ja
Kenosha
Wis
Mathew Turk
Dewey Daggerty
United States
Toledo
Perry W. Blacklear
San Diego
Cal
Americus
Foreign Denmark Russia talks break off as Moscow rebellion quelled
Reports from Copenhagen say negotiations to resume trade with Soviet Russia were halted after a Moscow uprising appeared to be quelled. Dispatches also claim Soviet governments established in Erivan and other trans Caucasus centers.
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London Dispatch
Denmark
Soviet Russia
Moscow
Copenhagen
Erivan
Saya
Constantinople
Indiana counties report GOP presidential votes and local stats
Indiana precinct totals show Leonard Wood leading Warren G Harding and others by 6 107 in Republican presidential preference returns. Across the state 8 887 precincts reported unofficial tallies while marriage licenses list mechanics lead with 127, laborers 75, and farmers 24. Hammond records population 86 004 up 16 070.
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Indianapolis
Leonard Wood
Hiram W. Johnson
Frank ©. Lowden
Warren G. Harding
Indiana
Wood
Johnson
Muncie
Clerka
Kokomo
Howard County
Grace Methodist Episcopal Church
Bhelbyville
Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners
Brotherhood of Painters, Dec-oratorn
Kendallville
Hammond
Census Bureau
John Low
Wood Sondening
Allon
Ccceceeess
Bart Apacee Ben
Bneeseenceene
Blackford Eee
Boone
Brown
Ecseeeeeses Carrobbesresgrcore
Cass Peer Seersnesese
Wiencenne Otro
Clinton Clay
Crawford
Daviess
Dearborn
Decatur
Dekalb
Delaware
Dubois Ereeeeouns
Eikhare
Fayette
Wes Fioya
Fountain
Franklin
Fulton
Gideon
Henry
Howard
Huntington
Jackeon
Jasper
Ererree
Johneon
KNOX
Kosciusko
Eos
Lagrange
Laporte
Lawrence
Madison
Marshall
Martin
Miami
Monroe
Montgomery
Morgan
Orange
Rush
Sereges Au
Shelby
Ccceree
Bpencer
Sccccee
Starke
Sa Steuben Sesesccee
Sullivan
T. Joseph Conces Ee Cvevee I Secon
Bwitserland
Tipton
Unaten Wee Vanderbuch
Ccscce
Warren
Warrick
Cannes
Washington
Wayne
Dew Vitalizes Plants and Air Through Oxygen Rich Formation
The text argues dew gains vitality not from water alone but from oxygen saturation and possible ozone formation during its creation. It suggests dew contributes to the fresh morning air and explains grass under a tree struggles because dew cannot form there, while rain and light reach open grass.
War Lessen Quip About a Scrap of Paper
A quip about debt as a scrap of paper signifies an obligation that may not be met. The speaker recalls lending $20 to Sponeleigh and notes the handwritten amount on a scrap of paper as a humorous caution.
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Sponeleigh
Peru's drifting sand dunes in the Andean desert
The ascent from Mollendo on the Southern Peru railway reaches a plateau where two vast desert shelves rise. On the first shelf at four to five thousand feet, the drifting sand hills of Peru spread across a twenty mile wide pampa. The fine gray sand forms white crescents with horns toward the south wind and dunes reach fifteen to twenty feet across, sometimes one hundred feet horn to horn, with feet barely marking the packed surface.
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Molfendo
Peru
Per
Pampa
Crescent
Inducement Echoes in Fashionable Restaurant Scene
A remark questions prices in a stylish eatery as the phrase suggests high charges. The second line notes many “clinkers” are observed there, implying patrons or slang for patrons or drinkers frequent the venue.
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William Dean Howells
New York
Mr. Howells
Savannah
South
Senate Commerce Committee
Department of Justice
Department
Wilson
Pennsylvania
Danels
Batum
Black Sea
Hves
Baku
Senate Foreign Relations
Bille
Treasury
Maine
Alabama
Daniels
Senate
Sims
Admiralty
Champaign
Mil
Urbana
Canton
Iil
Shipping Board
Justice Batley
District of Columbia Supreme Court
Clarence Coombs
Quen Orn
Mitchellfield
Mineola
N.Y
Henry B. Matthews
Frank B. Hormet
Bell Crossing
Mattoon
Libby, McNeill & Libby
Chicago
Joe Tendler
Philadelphia
Pepin
Jersey City
N. J
Cdmund M. Wasmuth
State Central Committee
Henry L. Flood
Virginia
Democratic Congressional Committee
Scott Ferris
Oklahoma
Socialist Party
Henry Cabot Lodge
Massachusetts
Republican National Committee
Illinois
Springfield
William Hale Thompson
Frank C. Lowden
Thompson
Lowden
Alvaro Obregon
Mexico City
Carranza
San Marcos
Vera Crux
Allien
Leipzig
Harry 8. Knapp
Pittsburgh
Odessa
Russia
Warsaw
Germany
Thuringen
France
Cherbourg
Itte
Indiana News
Wrigley’s
Plateau Shelf
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