Public support for Harding economy and League stance
The piece lauds two aspects of President Harding’s message to Congress the League of Nations stance and a strong call for reduced national spending. It argues the public backs his commitment to tax relief and economy, predicts Congress will heed the tax cut push, and notes the administration aims to restore protectionist tariffs opposing free trade advocates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harding
Congress
League of Nations
Wilsonian League of Nations
Democrats Clash Over Tariff Vote Rift Remnant Postings
The piece notes Democrats grousing about sea and sea amounts used in the last session while voters set a sweeping house cleaning at the previous November election. It cites fifteen Democrats in the House voting for the emergency tariff bill with eleven from the South. Another rift to the lute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House
Take it All bug appears as new agricultural pest
A new agricultural pest named the Take it All bug has emerged on the scene. Experts warn rapid spread could threaten crops and livelihoods, urging swift action to identify control measures and prevent widespread damage.
Tradeoffs and tensions blur postwar economy outlook
A critical editorial argues industry must share cost readjustments and labor must cooperate. It warns against rapid dollar wheat and wage shifts, notes Europe-US ties remain intact, critiques President Hardings style, and attacks Missouri State Grain Inspector Bradshaw over reform efforts amid public resistance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hradehean
Missouri
bin Kind
Bradshaw
Brie
Congressman's bill to repeal Volstead Act sparks debate
The measure by John Philip Hill of Maryland seeks to nullify the Eighteenth Amendment by letting states decide wet or dry and shift enforcement to states, arguing federal prohibition is ineffective. Observers cite Missouri examples of enforcement gaps, noting federal force remains the strongest means to uphold prohibition. Also included: final settlement notice for Abraham Politte estate in Washington County Missouri with May 1921 court term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
John Philip Hill
Maryland
House
Missouri
St. Louis
Federal District Court
Faris
Congressman Hill
Uncle Sam
Notice of Final Settlement in Compton Estate
Notice is given to heirs in the estate of W. B. Compton deceased that I, the undersigned Private Court of Washington County Missouri, begin and hold proceedings in the city of Potosi. COMPTON, Administrator.
Final Settlement in Estate of W W Glore Missouri
Executor W W Bhorthcutt announces intent to make final settlement of the estate at the next Probate Court term in Washington County Missouri. The hearing begins on the second Monday in May 1921 in Potosi.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Glore
Washington County
Missouri
Potosi
W. W. Bhorthcutt
Estate of Alice V Andes final settlement notice
In the estate of Alice V. Andes deceased the administrator announces intent to take final settlement in the county and state on a date to be set. Jas W Andes is named in the notice as administrator.
Notice of Final Settlement for Kenneth Adama Estate
Notics se hereby given to all a the estate of Kenneth Adama, a wiser, that I, the undersigned guardian of said minor, totend to make final settlement of such estate at the next term of the and holden in the city of Potos, second Monday is May, 1921. HATTIE ADAMS, Guardian
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abraham Politte
Washington County
Missouri
Petoal
Willis Politte
Alice V. Andes
Potosi
Jas. W. Andes
Kenneth Adama
Potos
Hattie Adams
Notice of Final Settlement in Elizabeth Owens Estate
Guardian John Maclay informs the Probate Court of Wel ington County Missouri of a final settlement for Elizabeth Owens declared insane. The hearing will take place at Potcal on the second Monday in May 1921.
Woman Regains Voice After Thirty Years in Malden
Mrs Laura Richardson of Malden Massachusetts becomes a remarkable singer after thirty years voiceless. Encouraged by Mrs Francis Whitcomb a guiding teacher, Richardson took singing lessons and progressed to develop a voice likened to a bell and urged to perform on the concert stage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura Richardson
Malden
Mass
Francis Whitcomb
Richardson
Letter in mail for fifty years returns to sender
Berlin Germany records a letter mailed 50 years ago by a book firm proprietor to a relative in Liverpool Ireland that never arrived. The letter, addressed to Wilielmerraese, has now been returned to the writer’s successor with a notice that the addressee is unknown. The envelope and letter are reportedly in perfect condition and no postal error is found.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Germany
Wilielmerraese
Liverpoo
Ireland
Myssel
Ealu
Starup
Palestine as an Agricultural Future for Development
Sir Alfred Mood of the Economic council for Palestine speaks on potential growth postwar. He notes 10,000 Jewish immigrants fueling road building and farmland setup, rejects a vision of Palestine as another industrial England, and emphasizes irrigation, water power, and fruit exports as the path to prosperity. He cautions on misperceptions and stresses slow, steady agricultural progress toward a flourishing garden economy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Palestine
Alfred Mood
Hebert Semuels
Screeus
England
Manchester
Schefield
Jordan
Jaffa
Alreays
Cipeterie
Neerty Macndonian
Reese
Mide
Forge
Bet
Vet of '63 coughs up bullet in eye during war report
Fragmented wartime clipping describes a 1863 era veteran in Vicksburg who, despite being wounded, had a bullet removed from his head. It mentions Alan Meadows, Company G, 30th Alabama Infantry, and references tens of ages and places in a garbled text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lanett
Alan W. V. Meadows
Vickstars
Mr Meadowscot
Gember Pf
Alatams Infantry
Sky Mystery Of Calcium Sea In Space Evolution Theories
Washington professor and Cornell dean of astronomy Dr Dewthropt details spectroscope work at the University of Washington and Victoria BC observatory. He explains double star spectra and how stellar evolution theory has shifted from a hot gas view to a nebula and cosmic dust origin, noting distant red nebulae, stellar atmospheres, and the lifecycle from dust to a massive star.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seatte
Wash
L Boothreyt
Washington
Cornell University
Dewthropt
Univerety of
Ecclengureracent Auservetory
Victoria
Boxhres
Thorks
Stare
Hembrerd
Gakf
Seattle Acrogamer
Ars
Leone
Famine Aid Appeals Highlight American Effort
Fragmentary copy shows American relief efforts amid Chinese famine, citing the American Committee for Krise Fam ise Food relief and Bealfoay Post reports. It notes urgent fundraising, partnership with churches and banks, and calls for continued outside aid to save Chinese famine victims through China Fumlee Fund donations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Borapitshan Gt Sa
Bina
China Fumlee Fund
Vernon Menron
Bible House
China Week Fund Drive Aims to Aid Starving People
A dramatic China Week campaign, dubbed a supreme effort by fund workers, seeks eight days of observance from May 1 to May 8 to mobilize civic groups and businesses for famine relief. The effort aims to raise essential funds to feed thousands of starving individuals in need.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marcy
Americ
Forts & Co- Cole
China
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White House
Anfe
Europe
United States
Sis
W. B. Compton
M. O. Compton
Hotice
Elizabeth Owens
Welington County
Potcal
John Maclay
Ford
Detroit
A. H. Carr
Potosi, Missouri
Economic Council
Holy Land
Guppert Largs
Vicksburg
Alabama
Eiget
Vermont
Pablo Beach Jetson
Angetta
Astromerher
Etedies
Stara
Fan
Pennsylvania
Tee
Columbia County
Prisner
Jake Bek
Berwick
Aeenee
Bek
Sherif Uiding
Tall
Suri
Wether Applian
Peter Te Daugerinr
Rying
Ted
Treth
Mra
Ete Syriel
Steve Peker
Chergen
Americas
Amerac
Crise
Bealfoay
Geer
Ageia Advisory Committee
Petter
Aources
America
Chine
CnNeny
Bimle
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