Leipsig Trials Progress and British Cases
The German government agreed to trials for subjects if allied governments filed prima facie justifications. Britain prepared seven full cases including Heynen Muller Trinks Newmann for cruelty to prisoners and naval cases against Patzig Neumann Werner for sinking ships and deaths. The attorney general said seven cases were only a test set, not the full list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heynen
Muller
Trinks
Newmann
Patzig
Llandover
Gordon Hewart
Local notes mention visitors and sales, repairs urged
Community notes record social visits among families from Crawfordsville Noblesville Danville Ill Terre Haute and Indianapolis. Repairs offered for a store and two for sale Ford roadster and Ford truck listed by Farmers Supply Co. Visitors include Hanna Barnhills Grif and Crayton families with multiple travel updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgar Shepherd
George Green
Indianapolis
James Shepherd
Frances
Farmers Supply Co
Norman Woelfle
Terre Haute
Joseph Spear
Christine Matchette
Joseph
O. A. Hixon
Danville
Ill
Dandelion Questioned as Weed in Chemical Study
In view of a chemical experiment's needs the value of the blossom raises doubt about whether the dandelion can still be regarded as a weed.
Wheat prices test long-run norms as May wheat tops 1916 peak
Market observers note May wheat hitting its highest price since 1916 prompting questions about normalcy for sellers. Traders weigh supply expectations and potential impact on farm incomes amid volatile grain markets.
France Considers Head Tax on American Tourists
Report suggests France may impose a head tax on American visitors to fund tourism costs. The move could negate savings Americans typically enjoy by exchanging dollars abroad, potentially leaving travelers with higher post trip expenses.
Notable U.S. Death Toll From Accidents Surpasses War Losses
The text notes that many Americans die yearly in accidents, forming a casualty count large enough to rival military losses, and asserts a waste worse than war exists in civilian deaths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Lloyd George Faces Crises to Occupy Mind
A historical quip notes that Lloyd George may seek frequent crises to keep his mind engaged, reflecting political unease and need for steady leadership amid turbulent times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd George
The Good Legislator and the Notion of Defeat
A satirical take on lawmakers who aim to defeat most bills, arguing that true legislators pursue selective reform. The line contrasts big majority opposition with prudent governance, hinting at political strategy and legislative maneuvering.
If Everybody Were Good How Could the Reformer Earn a Living
A fragmented quote ponders the livelihood of reformers if all people behaved well. The garbled OCR hints at a moral finance critique, suggesting skepticism about a reformer’s economic viability without social ills to address.
Better Times for Farmers Promising for Producers
The article argues improving industrial conditions signal better times ahead for farmers and other producers. It notes farmers seek fairReturns and stronger organizing to secure just prices and share of wealth, with ongoing farmer-led efforts to control the selling end of the market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmer
Reparation Over Punishment Guides European Policy
The London Daily Telegraph argues bankers, shippers, and manufacturers fear for central Europe’s future. It contends it is not Britain or allies’ aim to ruin Germany but to have it stand on its feet again, continue industrial revival, and pay debts. Penalties should be punitive not vindictive, with reparation as the primary objective.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
France
Italy
Germany
London Daily Telegraph
Neighborly Ties We Strive For With North and South
A cardinal American policy rests on genuine understanding with neighbors. Canada has long been a friend due to mutual good will and shared aims. To the south, Mexico's changing fortunes and ongoing unrest challenge neighborliness, yet the American people remain earnestly desirous of good relations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Mexico
Postal Service Resumes Between United States and Vilna
Announcement states mail service has been resumed between the United States and Vilna. The remark about Einstein theory is noted as not essential to the pursuit of happiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Vilna
Uncertain War Costs and Name Pronunciation Debate
The article notes that the daily cost of the British coal strike exceeds Britain's war expenses. It argues this is unlikely to push the country into war. It contrasts a chess player's fame with common surnames like Jones or Smith and questions how to spell or pronounce Rzeszewski.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Britain
Jones
Smith
Rzeszewski
Clocks in Same Room Run at Different Speeds
Doctor Einstein notes a sun clock would tick at a rate different from an Earth clock. The remark mirrors a common observation that two clocks in the same room can run differently due to various factors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doctor Einstein
No title available
No readable facts about people organizations places dates or events.
Federal figures show wholesale lead in price recovery
U.S. authorities report wholesale prices still run higher than retail prices as the economy moves toward normal conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Decline of Manners Bemoaned by Ledger Writer
A Philadelphia Ledger writer laments the erosion of refined manners amid modern life arguing civility cannot be taught in cars, apartments, or on street corners and calls for a return to courtesy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia Ledger
Iron Worker Falls Sixteen Stories in New York
A New York structural iron worker survived a sixteen story fall with only a sprained finger. The remark adds a dark, cautionary note about flying, joking that an airplane ride could break a collar bone someday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Newton and Einstein Publicity Contrast Highlighted
The remark notes Isaac Newton’s discovery received less publicity than Albert Einstein’s modern efforts to challenge it. It frames the debate as a long standing public attention imbalance between landmark scientific ideas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sir Isaac Newton
Doctor Einstein
French Mayor Bans Music Over Public Morals
The mayor of a French town declares music dangerous to public morals. The remark suggests a reaction to jazz and reflects a local stance on cultural activity.
Gasolina price drops valued by families over batter savings
Gasolina has fallen in price, seen as more impactful for most households than a smaller decline in batter costs. The note highlights the broader concern families place on fuel expenses.
Legion Chaplain Robb Wins Polk County Sheriff Race
Rev. W. E. Robb the World War era Legion chaplain was elected sheriff of Polk County Iowa defeating his opponent by a landslide. He organized a police graft crackdown and cleared illicit liquor with 21 deputies mainly Legion members. Robb served 18 months in France earning a D S C and later wrote The Price of Our Heritage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
W. E. Robb
Iowa Department of the American Legion
Polk County
American Legion
Des Mouines
Robb
Drake University
One Hundred and Sixty-eighth Infantry
France
Iowa
Nation wide effort seeks 300 graduate nurses for veterans care
Mrs. Mary A. Hickey of the U S public health service asks for 300 graduate nurses to staff two new veterans hospitals in Chelsea and Gulfport Mass. She served with French and American armies and can be reached at Polyclinic hospital New York for details. Applications may be obtained from Polyclinic or the surgeon general Washington DC.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary A. Hickey
U. S. Public Health Service
Springfield
Mass
American Legion
Chelsea
Gulfport
Hickey
Toul
Fort McHenry
Baltimore
Polyclinic Hospital
West Fiftieth Street
New York City
Washlington
D.C
Notice to non residents in Hendricks court quieting title
Horace L. Hanna attorney files complaint in Hendricks Circuit Court for quieting title to a described parcel in Plainfield Danville with multiple defendants named as nonresidents. Notice to appear by September 25 in the September term, 1921, else default judgment. Clerk Alvin Woodward seals the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
Indiana
Hendricks
Thomas EH. Wasson
Thomas S. Strawn
Horace L. Hanna
Thomas
Strawn
Hulings Miller
Levi Jessup
Ezekiel Hornaday
Polly Hornaday
Elihu Cox
Jabez H. Phelps
Eliza J. Davis
John M. Davis
William Walton
John M. Maxwell
Mill Street
Lot 2
Block 4
Town of
Plainfield
Said Street
Fifth Street
Hendricks Circuit Court
Danville
London Soldier Grindle Seeks American Legion Citizenship
Baden Grindle of the London Rifle Brigade, serving with the American Expeditionary Force in London, later died in hospital while making a brass plate embossed with the Legion emblem. He hoped to become a U.S. citizen and join the American Legion, delivering the badge to Legion headquarters as a token of friendship. He had worked in Indianapolis upon returning home and longed to qualify for membership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tommy Atkins
Doughboy
London
Tommy
Baden Grindle
London Rifle Brigade
Piccadilly Circus
Liverpool
American Legion
American Ciitizen, Grindle
Exservice
Legion
the Legion
Grindle
Indianapolis
Budweiser abstinence sparks a wiser head remark
A humorous note from American Legion Weekly tells of a man who stops drinking Budweiser and, with a friend, remarks that quitting gives him a clearer head and makes him bud wiser. The exchange showcases lighthearted alehouse wordplay and friendship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Weekly
Executor appointed for Rebecca H Baker estate in Hendricks County
Charles L. Mendenhall is named executor by the Hendricks County Circuit Court as administrating the estate of Rebecca H Baker, declared solvent. notice of administration filed by Horace L Hanna attorney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horace L. Hanna
Hendricks County
Indiana
Rebecca H. Baker
Charles L. Mendenhall
Eggs a useful food for children and best serving tips
United States Department of Agriculture outlines why eggs aid child nutrition and warns against overcooking. It recommends poached soft boiled or coddled eggs, notes yolk cooking, and describes a nine minute coddling method with water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Department of Agriculture
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John Hanna
J. Cal Barnhill
Crawfordsville
Frank D. Barnhill
Los Angeles
Cal
Iva Salsman
Stilesville
Halm
Mooresville
Tulley
Brazil
P. R. Tulley
Helen Carter
Noblesville
Vera Grif
Legion Chaplain
Horace L. Hann
Alvin Woodward
Yanks
Hoadleys
Gows
Jersey
Laneouser
Headley Brothers
Cols
Reagan
Shields
Auds
B. W. Anderson
Henry Heringlake
Poland
Sugar Grove
Adate
Mont Johnson
Reagan, Burkhardt & Harvey
E. E. Owens
First National Bank Bldg
Danville, Ind
P.M. F
W. Hebert
Callric
S. G. Kreider
Citizens Bank
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