World events wide ranging as Harding critics coal strike
President Harding regrets government failure to avert the coal strike due to western Pennsylvania operators. Senate confirms Phillips and Harrison to State Department posts. Red Cross dissolves Atlantic and Lake divisional HQs. War debt drops in March and Arbor Day week proclaimed. Police and court cases feature Burglaries, drafts evasion fines, and notable deaths.
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Harding
Washington
Pennsylvania
Four farmers released to work on farms by district judge
Four farmers in jail for misdemeanors were freed by District Judge Lowe at Williston North Dakota to tend their farms. They must return to the county jail on November 1.
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Lowe
Williston
N. D
Chita Army Fights Japs Near Vladivostok and Usuri Rail
Special dispatches report clashes between Chita government troops and Japanese forces near Spasak about 100 miles from Vladivostok after a demand to disarm. Eighty Chita soldiers killed. later Far Eastern republic troops attacked with field guns along the Usuri railway as fighting continued.
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Usuri Railway
Tokyo
Vladivostok
Far Eastern Republic
Chita
Spasak
Usuri
Sofia
Bulgaria
Reparations Commission
Ban Milk From Two Farms Tied to Armour Death Mystery
Health Commissioner orders milk from the Wern Keystone and Wern dairy farms withheld in Chicago after an investigation into the death of Gwen dolyn Armour six-year-old daughter of Philip D Armour II. Tests by City Veterinarian H C Becker found streptococcus hemolyticus in eight five cows. a milk sample caused a guinea pig to die, signaling potential serious illness.
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Chicago
Wern-Keystone
Waukesha
Wis
Wern
H. C. Becker
F. O. Tenney
Indiana Supreme Court gamble on apportionment case lingers
Greenfield injunction blocks use of 1921 Indiana legislative apportionment in Hancock Circuit Court. Judge Walker ruled acts unconstitutional and affected Senate and House elections. similar Johnson County ruling limited to House elections. State to appeal to Indiana Supreme Court as a broader mandate was declined.
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Greenfield
Hancock
Jonas T. Walker
Indiana
General Assembly
Johnson
Franklin
Walker
Indiana Supreme Court
Indianapolis
Evans Woollen
President’s Conference Committee On
Brazil
Staunton
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Shelbyville
Shelby County
Columbus
Claude Harper
Purdue
Terre Haute
Vigo County
Herman G. Morgan
Fort Wayne
D. Lafayette Beaker
Indiana G. A. R
Theodore Kayser
Valparaiso
Porter County
Connersville
Department of Indiana
Evansville
Madison
Jefferson County
State Veterinary Department
Burroughs Farm Devoted as National Memorial
In Roxbury New York a simple ceremony at John Burroughs birthplace and burial site established the Catskills farm as a national memorial. Poems by Burroughs Whitman and others were read as Ursula and John Burroughs unveiled a bronze memorial tablet, with floral tributes from Henry Ford and Thomas Edison.
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Roxbury
N. Y
Catskills
John Burroughs
Burroughs
Walt Whitman
Ursula
C. S. Paulo
New York
Henry Ford
Thomas A. Edison
Mayor of Evansville Dies After Illness
Benjamin Bosse mayor of Evansville and Democratic state chairman died in Evansville Indiana from pneumonia following Bright's disease rheumatism and heart lesions doctors said.
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Benjamin Bosse
Indiana Democrats
Evansville
Ind
Bright
New Wisconsin Justice Named
Madison Wis April 5Charles H Crownhart reviser of statutes and political adviser to Governor Blaine was appointed a justice of the Wisconsin Supreme court to succeed former Chief Justice Robert G Liebecker who died Feb 12 Crownhart will seek election for the regular term of a court in April 1923
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Wisconsin
Madison
Wis
Charles H. Crownhart
Blaine
Wisconsin Supreme Court
Robert G. Liebecker
Crownhart
Minister Praises Gossip Sermon Then Sings Hymn
A suburban minister finished a sermon on Gossip and Slander and announced the hymn To Love to Tell the Story. The Boston Transcript notes the sequence highlights the preacher’s message and next musical selection.
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Boston Transcript
The Charm of a Spotless Bathroom Ad
An advertisement touts Red Cross Ball Blue for keeping cloths and towels white indefinitely until worn out, emphasizing the bathroom’s spotless appeal and maintenance.
Laugh and the World Laughs With You Phrase
A reflective line notes that humor circulates globally as people laugh together even when poking fun at themselves. The idea suggests shared amusement crosses cultures and times.
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Bailey
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Erich Manders
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Burr Company
Champaign, Il
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Ark
Alice
A. J. Volstead
Granite Falls
Minnesota
Whillmar
Minn
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Bay City
Mich
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Mandelbaum Department Store
Des Moines
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Germany
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San Francisco
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Wilmington
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Leonard Wood
Manila
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Fischer Features, Inc., Motion Picture Producers
New Rochelle, N. Y
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Bankershim
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Spencer M. Carter
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American Legion
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Central Indiana Track and Oratorical Association
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Frankfort
Crawfordsville
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State Board of Election Commissioners
South Bend
Esther O’neefe
Plymouth
William Cullop
Indiana State Dairymen’s Association
Bloomington
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United States Army
Indiana University
Clark County Infirmary
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Roxbury, N. Y
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Doan
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Buffalo, N. J
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