World News Roundup From Washington and Beyond
A broad survey of early 20th century events reports on limits to aircraft development by the five powers, treasury money circulation decline, and plans to remodel the peace dollar. It notes Harding’s order for a permanent veterans hospital, Senate committee leadership changes, and a White House dinner push for a bonus bill.
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Five Powers Armament Committee
United States
The
Treasury
Washington
Nto
Harding
Jefferson Barracks
St. Louis
McCumber
Rep
N. D
Committee On Committees
Senate Finance Committee
Boies Penrose
White House
Boxing in Michigan gets new lease under governor’s rules
Sporting boxing in Michigan receives a fresh start in Lansing with governor Groesbeck insisting strict conformity to state sport laws. Other items note the Prince of Wales hunting in Nepal, Germany and Russia invited to a Cannes economic conference, and Ireland’s transition to the Irish Free State after the treaty vote.
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Michigan
Lansing
Groesbeck
A. Bombay Dispatch
Prince of Wales
Nepal
Berai
Arthur Griffith
Irish Free State
Southern Ireland
Eamon de Valera
Irish Republic
Dail Hireanz
Dublin
Europe
Supreme Council
Cannes
Germany
Russia
Republic of Ireland
Republic
Dail Eireann
England
Indiana 1921 state receipts cap final record high total
Indiana state auditor figures show 1921 revenue from 92 counties reached 12,570,000 dollars, up 1,750,000 from 1920 and the highest ever. County treasurer reports itemize 1921 Marion County taxes totaling 1,456,406.36 with breakdowns across general tax, road, school funds, and endowments.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
Office of State Auditor
Marion County
Lafayette
Purdue University
Gibson
Wartick
Vanderburg
Posey
Ohio
Teo KK. Fesler
Martinaville
Bank of Waverly
Centerton
Rudolph Shonfield
Wabash
Elzo Clevenger
Muncie
Clevenger
Heck
Newcastle
Nettie Colson
Petersburg
Vulcan Coal Company
Monroe Township
Pike County
Spurgeon
Gary
R. O. “Johnson
St. Portland
Thomas H. Fleming
State Board of Accounts
Evansville
Warren T. McCray
U. S. Lesh
George D. Heilman
Vanderburg County
Men’s Club
Shelbyville
Tanlac Proves Help For Delicate Children In Cases Here
Testimony from three children shows Tanlac improving weight and health. Blanche Blair of Providence gained 10 pounds, Regina McCabe of Scranton gained 15, and Richard Leary Jr. of Philadelphia recovered from stomach trouble. Parents praise Tanlac for restoring appetite, strength, and vitality without harmful ingredients.
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Atwood Street
Providence
R. L
Tanlac
Catherine McCabe
Dickens Ave
Scranton
Regina
Richard Leary
Palethorpe St
Philadelphia
Thunderstorm Spots in Inland Cities Claim By Engineer
Engineer E R Horton of Voorheesville New York argues that many inland cities with populations over 100000 are prone to thunderstorms. He notes shallow sandy lakes near forests may breed storms and cites observations over Oneida Lake New York.
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E. R. Horton
Voorheesville
N. Y
Oneida Lake
New York
Liverpool Court of Passage Holds Vast Jurisdiction
In Liverpool England a medieval borough court of record remains with nearly unlimited power over actions arising in the city. Once there were 215 such courts, but this Liverpool court of passage remains among the very few. It outranks the City of London court except when the defendant is employed within London.
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Old Court
Liverpool
Eng
Liverpool Court of Passage
City of London
Misery and Company Tone in a Brief Witty Note
A compact remark on social dynamic: misery seeks company, yet the other party remains reluctant to engage further. The line hints at distance and reluctance in continuing contact between people.
Nature's Supposed Wisdom and Winter's Check
A passage from Youth's Companion reflects on nature's balance. It argues that winter's restraint allows seeds to shelter and prepare for spring, ensuring new growth despite decay. The text emphasizes a purposeful cycle in vegetation and renewal.
Pope Support for Jewish Physicians Through History
The article notes many popes patronized Jewish physicians with Paul IV instituting the Roman Ghetto, while at least a score of popes extended friendly recognition to Jewish medical workers across centuries.
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Paul IV
Rome
The Alibi. The Secretary and The Honorable in Print
A brief excerpt shows a dialogue about a misquotation and a threatened statement. The Secretary warns the speech could cause trouble while The Honorable suggests preparing a clarification. The exchange appears in Life.
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Life
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