Presidential Timber in Early 1920s Nomination Hullabaloo
A survey of looming presidential contenders outlines Leonard Wood, Frank Lowden, and Hoover as leading figures in the Republican and Democratic camps. Hoover garners broad support though未 declaring, while Wilson’s son in law McAdoo remains a potential late entrant. Other names include Palmer, Pomerene, Poindexter, Johnson, Cox, Bryan, and more, signaling a crowded field and urging early qualification checks.
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Federal Reserve System hailed after twenty year war era
The piece lauds the Federal Reserve System as a wartime and postwar anchor noting 1919 banking earnings of about 1 billion gross and 300 million net profits. It argues no panics occurred during war to peace transition and cites ongoing prosperity and the system's proven value. It also touches on war document films, war garden efforts, and shifts in meat consumption amid rising prices.
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Picture Bride to face hearing in Seattle immigration case
Taia Hikoyama a Japanese picture bride will be heard next week as immigration officers decide if she must return to Japan after marrying her bridegroom and entering the United States. The bridegroom Shibata is charged with deceit regarding financial support and a bond of 606 was set.
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Fashion World Hears Rumor of Wasp Waist Fashion
In Paria fashion circles rumors spread of a new wasp waist style to debut in the next season. Elite insiders say prominent makers will keep designs secret until the final reveal, while speculation grows about a revival of older forms like the sedan chair.
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Wood Authorizes His Name On Indiana Primary Ballot
Indianapolis Jan 24 General Wood today authorizes his name to be printed on the Indiana primary ballot amid confusion in the nomination process. The move clears questions about his candidacy and state ballots.
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Edison Medal to Emmet for 1919 innovation in ship propulsion
William Le Roy Emmet, noted pioneer in electric propulsion for ships, received the Edison Medal for 1919. His work on the electric propulsion principle helped advance naval engineering and marine technology.
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Hungary seeks extension to February 12 on peace terms
Paris dispatch says the Hungarian government asks for until February 12 to reply to the allied terms of peace. The request aims to gain more time for consideration and response to the peace proposals.
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Former Whitman star McDonald found dead in Pasco hotel
Lester Trizle McDonald, famed Whitman College gridiron star and Pasco High athletics coach, was found dead in a Pasco hotel. Death attributed to strangulation after a fainting spell from a nervous disorder. he scored a 1914 touchdown for Whitman under coach Gilmour Doble and later taught athletics in Pasco.
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Divorcee Marries Fleischman Two Days After Divorce
Cincinnati's former multi millionaire mayor Julian Wloleehman wed Laura Freminaway the ex wife of Lowull Memingway a New York and Philadelphia merchant. The Hemingways were previously divorced months earlier and a clergyman was to perform the ceremony before last minute changes.
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Looping Loop in Plane Cost Girl Her Life
Casper Wyoming January 20 Mies Maud Tomes twenty four died at the Casper hospital Wednesday afternoon of injuries received in a looping loop plane stunt gone wrong.
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Airplane Crash Involving Miss Toomey and Bert Cole
An airplane carrying Miss Toomey and Bert Cole fell about 60 feet after a loop attempt. Cole was seriously injured but expected to recover. Toomey fainted during the maneuver, and both sustained multiple injuries including skull fractures and rib fractures. Rescue workers extricated the victims from the wreckage of the plane owned by the FY, Book Comming. Cole was on his second flight of the day when the accident occurred.
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