Longs Speech Seeks German Vote In Democratic Race
The article criticizes Breckinridge Long as a Democrat candidate for the United States Senate from Missouri. It accuses him of courting German birth or German parentage voters while attacking President Harding over disarmament. It notes Long's Wilson-era ties, loyalty shifts, and past opposition to Senator Reed over alleged Germanism. The piece argues Long uses our loyalty for party gain and elevates himself with flattery before seeking votes.
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Breckinridge Long
United States
Beaster
Reed
Long
Missouri
Harding
Germany
Roble
Wilson
Mr. Wilson
Senate
Democratic Party
France Returns to Warlike Diplomacy Says Reporter
A columnist ridicules France for reverting to aggressive diplomacy while mocking movie stars as free love advocates. The note ends with a quip that Will Haye must begin his new duties wearing a gas mask.
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Will Haye
Henry Ford Fuel boon Could Help Glover Industry
Astatement suggests Henry Ford could confer a great boon to mankind while aiding the Glover industry by enabling cheaper motor fuel through scientific agencies. The text emphasizes Ford's wealth and the potential societal impact, linking automotive progress with energy efficiency.
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Henry Ford
New Jersey Senator Demands Coal Profiteering Probe
Bennater Freylinghevaon urges government to probe coal profiteering by the Coal Barons. He argues the government already has data to convict and accuses officials of merely investigating while ignoring action. He criticizes the senator for repeating old rhetoric.
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Bennater Freylinghevaon
New Jersey
Suggestions from Congress fail to curb big business in soldiers bonus talks
Fragmented remarks show lawmakers proposing funding ideas for a soldiers bonus, but influential business interests are warned they will push back. The discussion frames small stakeholders as ready recruits while large firms threaten to resist proposed levies. The text suggests public sentiment favors measured, fair funding rather than targeting big commerce.
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Congress
Pemeene
Eusinese Welgatos
Turbulent party meeting described with hostile crowd
A fragmented line from a historical newspaper recounts a confrontation at a party meeting where Democrats offered a position that sparked a sharp rebuttal from Republicans who crowded the room, accusing the other side of manipulation and self serving tactics.
Sherivo's Base Public Auction Notice in Missouri
By virtue of a special execution from Washington County Missouri court, George Carr as revenue collector sues Orin D Olney. The sheriff will sell March 11 1922 at the Potosi courthouse the northeast quarter of the northeast quarter section 33 township 38 range east to satisfy the judgment and costs.
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Circuit Court
Washington County
Missouri
George Carr
Orin D. 'Olney
Orin D. Olney
C.J. Ridiesox
Sheriff s base special execution sale notice
Special execution issued by the circuit court clerk of Washington County Missouri returnable at the March term 1922 levied upon all rights of Ben J Weigel John Frost trustee and Patrick Walsh mortgagee in the southeast quarter and the east half of the southwest quarter of section five township one range east in Washington County Missouri to be bid at the courthouse door in Walace for cash to satisfy the costs C J Bichieson Missouri
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Aff
Washington County
Missouri
George Carr
Ben J Weigel
John Frost
Patrick Walsh
Ben J. Weigel
Said
Potosi
Washington
C.J. Bichieson
Circuit Court
Collester
Rercoue
Sarah Callaway
Chas. F. Vogel
T « Tee
George J. S Dlehms
Sarah J. Callaway
George J. Flickinane
Said County
State of
Court House
C. J. Richeson
Sheriff Sale Notice in Missouri Court
A special execution issued from Ty Missouri is set for March term 1922. John H. Roper's rights in the northwest quarter of section 35 township 37 range 1 east Washington County Missouri are levied on. The sale will be March 7 1922 at the courthouse door in Petosi to the highest bidder for cash.
Sheriff Sale Notice for Missouri Property
The sheriff of Washington County Missouri levies on the north half of the southeast quarter of section 38 township 87 range 7 east in favor George Carr as collater of resource against Sarah Callaway and others. The sale will occur on a specified Tuesday at the returnable March term 1922 as directed, with the mortgagees holding rights to the estate.
Public sale of land under execution
March term 1422 of the court directs sale of real estate owned by C F Davison and Wells County Bank in Washington county Indiana. On March 7 1922 between 9am and 5pm at the Potos court house door the north half and the southwest quarter of the northeast quarter of section 24 township 40 range east will be sold to the highest bidder for cash to satisfy the execution and costs.
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Washington County
Missouri
George Carr
C.F. Davison
Wells County Bank
Wells County
Indiana
C F Davison
Wella County Bank
Court House
Potos
Washington
Ferénoon
Potosi
C.J. Richeson
Sheriff's Sale in Partition Missouri Washington Court Notice
Notice of Sheriff's sale in partition in Washington County Missouri. Plaintiffs include John F B Coleman and others against Francis I Coleman and others. Sale by decree March 9 1023 at the court house front door in Potosi, two described parcels totaling 1 acre, cash on the day, balance in one year with deed of trust. Auction to the highest bidder.
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Francis Il. Coleman
Matthew Coleman
Lowise N. Coleman
Sarah Willmer
Louisa Coleman
Joachin Coleman
Mary Velemes
Ki Coleman
Sod
Margaret Coleman
Circuit Court
Washington County
Missouri
Court House
Potosi
Rendue
Ceetion Ave
Waeskhington County
Francie I. Coleman
Beoka
Washingies County
Dvedalerast
Foreclosure Sale of Described Real Estate in Potosi Area
The sheriff will sell at the front door of the courthouse in Potosi on a Thursday in 1922 between 9 AM and 5 PM the described land in township, range, and county details, to satisfy a mortgage default by Francis P Cook and Edna Cook. The property totals about three acres plus an aggregate 136 acres in Washington County, tied to mortgage records in book K page 7.
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Grees
Potosi
Lrondale
Fuad
Washington
Missouri
Recorder
Oy County
Francis P. Cook
Edna Cook
1928 predicted by British Astrology for world events
A garbled 1920s-era clipping cites the British Journal of Astrology predicting 1928 as a year of upheaval famine riots and shipwrecks before a hoped for universal peace. It mentions planetary alignments guiding conflicts between factions and a bleak outlook on global survival.
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London
British Journal of Astrology
Eecope
Mare
Merecory
Chouy
Ten Dollar Bill Delivered by Mail
A ten dollar bill arrived by mail addressed to a recipient in Washington to the daily catalog and mail order business. The message notes prior mail robberies near five figure losses and mentions Spartansburg S&S.C. as the source with a frail string tag attached.
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Wachingtom
Spartansburg S&s. C
Finds Swarm of Bees and Honey Im Pereh Pilar
Bees swarm near Pereh Pilar as rescue crews respond to a report of a beehive with honey. A teenager is observed nearby. no injuries reported and authorities investigate the sighting and containment steps.
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Pereh Pilar
Rail workers take over Bath and Hammondsport line in New York
W G Aber station agent and Leon Jayrux conductor of the Bath and Hammondsport railroad, part of the Erie system, seek to assume management. The line, once a bustling grape-haul route, declined after Prohibition and road traffic rose with autos and trucks. The pair aim to cut costs, improve service, and preserve local jobs amid waning profits.
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Bammondsport
N. Y
United States
W. G. Aber
Leon Jayrux
Bath & Hammocdeport
Floger Lakes
New York
Ine
Erie System
Hammondsport
Lake Kouke
Beth
Mesers
Aber
Jayeer
Erie
Path & Hemmenidsport Rairoad
Glens HL Curtiss
Bath & Haramermisport
Harstmondsport
Bath & Halisonde
Bath & Hammonde
Bath & Karmmondspoar
Lackswanps Barth
Curtis
Raitroag
Loarné
Fieon
Curtiss
New Motor
A & BH
Meera Aberace
Jaycor
Fragmented local notice from an old page
Readable text fragments describe a brief event or notice with uncertain details. Names, dates, or places are unclear, but the item hints at a public or personal notice type. The readable portion conveys a local matter needing context from surrounding lines.
States seek tighter rules on women work hours
The article notes varied state regulations on women’s working hours across the United States. It cites a Nations Industrial Conference report showing eight hour days and overtime patterns differ, with several states setting minimums and others requiring commission-set wages.
Rich to wed chambermaid in sudden fall to sailor
A distorted excerpt reports a sudden wedding plan involving a rich figure and a chambermaid, with unclear names and garbled text. The fragment mentions a sailor and a garbled location, but lacks coherent dates or full identities to confirm specifics.
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