13 Apr 1921
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Newspaper
Potosi Journal
Location
Potosi, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1921
Page
1
An editorial asserts the United States saved Europe in World War I and warns that despite American aid and sacrifice there is scant gratitude from Allies. It argues rights won in the war depend on insisting on recognition of American influence and questions Britain’s labor troubles and policy.
In Harrison Arkansas a public strike arises over the Missouri and North Arkansas Railroad now under federal receivership and operating on an open shop basis. Union leaders clash with citizens who demand service and safe departure for any workers leaving the line amid Brotherhood protests. The episode echoes broader labor tensions as voters weigh third term support in St. Louis.
Congressman M. E. Rhodes introduced in the House an amended tariff bill to protect crude barytes ore and barytes products with duties up to 25 percent on chemicals. He cites high foreign ore prices and aims to shield the domestic barytes industry, seeking support in the extra session and noting related tariff efforts on lead. The measure, referred to Ways and Means, targets a vital regional industry in the district.
A call to Congress to appoint a committee to thoroughly review railroad finances and the effects of increased rates and government support. The piece criticizes alleged jockeying of funds by railways and argues for transparent, impartial inquiry into the transportation system and railroad labor charges.
Marysville Washington. A sixty seven year old aged Indian woman Marysville resident freed from physical slavery among Puget Sound tribes by the treaty of Mubilteo, died at the home of William Shelen of Tulalip after years under the care of friends of Tulalip led by Mrs Berah Kettle, native of West Vancouver shore.
Creditors and others interested in the estate of W B Compton are notified that M O Compton administrator will make a final settlement at the next term of the Probate Court of Washington County Missouri to be held in Potosi on the second Monday in May 1921.
Executor W W Northcutt announces intent to make final settlement of the W W Glore estate in Washington County Missouri. The Probate Court in Potosi will begin the final settlement at the next term on the second Monday in May 1921, notices issued to all heirs and creditors.
In the estate of Alice V. Andes deceased the undersigned administrator of said estate Probate Court of Washington in the city of Potosi announces on the occupnd Monday in May 121 Jas. W. Andes as administrator.
In the estate of Abraham Palitte deceased the undersigned administrator of said estate Probate Court of Washington County Missouri to be begun and held in the city of Potos see May 5 1921 Willis Politte Administrator.
John Maclay guardian announces that at the next Probate Court term in Washington County Missouri the guardianship of the insane person Elizabeth Owens is to be reviewed. The session will be held in Potosi on the second Monday in May.
A garbled report claims the Chee Utohaw government used a Tokyo cable gram to seize or conceal gold and silver assets, asserting a confiecating action tied to the Plosdhewik leadership. The fragmentary language hints at a political seizure or financial move involving gold and silver assets under a Soviet style regime.
Guardian Hattie Adams seeks final settlement of Kenneth Adame a minor at the next term in Potosi County Missouri on the second Monday in May 1921 in the city of Potosi. The guardian informs creditors and interested parties to appear.
Figures from the New York World show postwar military and naval outlays by the five great powers for a single year totaled over 1.4 trillion pounds, about 25.9 billion dollars, suggesting that if divided evenly across all 163 states only about 22 dollars per person would be needed. The United States bears more than three quarters of this burden, with per capita costs around 124 dollars, financed through direct taxes and higher prices. Dr. E H Rosg notes the distribution of government spending favors armaments, the Treasury, and related enterprises, while civilian functions receive less funding.
In Falmouth, Prank Hider and Premier Tatton pursued a large coon seen near the town border. After a half hour head start, they followed the trail along the river where the canine pack treed the animal about two stories high. The dogs forced the coon from the tree and apparently fled.
In Northampton James Larey, a cobbler known for his shop on Gothic Street, befriended a young Calvin Coolidge. He offered counsel and steady support during Coolidge's early years, influencing his path toward law and politics as he grew from a local figure into a future national leader. The article notes Coolidge’s continued ties and the cobbler’s modest influence on his career.
New York announces a fund of one million dollars to aid women in distress. Mrs Henry W Keasetly, vice president of the society, says grants will support office work and relief for women affected by sexual assault. Funds aim to back six colleges in Jenene Circle and India, with suspicion cast on copper-station committees.
Rosita Resten and 420 plus cats faced penalties as Kiely administrative actions of the Animal Rescue League were reported. Hun Huntington Street president spoke at a meeting. Several felines died in similar circumstances. The year’s shelter work focused on poor care and safe refuges.
Mysterious parcel allotments in Moundsville West Virginia are described with unclear terms and names such as Melly Geen and Mitre. The text hints at negotiations, prices, and a security factor but remains garbled.
Fragmented OCR text references Near East geography ties, relief efforts, and regional activity. Mentions schools and areas in Missouri, civic concerns, and community actions. overall readability is poor and names are unclear.
In New York and across the country rapid radio telepiece development lowers costs for receiving sets. A practical wireless system can be bought for a few dollars with simple antennas and minimal wiring. Sessions in New York highlight public interest as operators connect with distant stations, while demonstrations at meetings showcase growing accessibility of home wireless equipment.
Fragmentary report describes turmoil in a peninsular region of Breltar and the southeastern part of Europe. It mentions epidemics, remnants, and a charity garden amid bombed areas and unrest, with unclear local names and places.
Levi Grites, chief of the Cherokee historical group, is described with ties to Tahlequah and Washington. The note outlines tribal leadership, past roles, and the society’s aims to promote welfare and education among the Cherokee.
A report notes $24,000 worth of radium needles found among rubbish in a Philadelphia facility. The items were swept from a table during a cleaning effort as workers removed waste. Officials describe the discovery as part of a routine audit of hazardous materials.
A torn OCR snippet mentions pupils and a proposed play titled play the with unclear references. It describes a chaotic scene as a building is reportedly damaged or demolished while observers recall a tragic event. Names, dates, and places are unreadable due to damage.
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