Weeks Disloyalty Sparks Calls for Resignation in 1920s War Dept
Opinion pieces condemn Secretary Weeks for oath violation by backing the Prohibition repeal stance. They urge President Harding to demand Weeks’s resignation, arguing Weeks compromised by defending changes to the Eighteenth Amendment and Volstead Act. The piece laments tax burdens and notes Missouri Republicans near a cohesive election path while Democrats struggle to affect the general vote.
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War Weeks
Capper
Kansas
Weeks
United States
Supreme Court
Harding
Senate
House
Bia
Political Debate on Strikes and Wilson Policy in Missouri
The piece argues for a public meeting of miners and supporters to disapprove of law enforcement as strikes intensify. It critiques Republican inaction, cites Wilson's Paris peace stance and Reed’s rebuttal, and questions Breckenridge Long’s Senate bid and views on internationalism and domestic policy.
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Wilson
League of Nations
Democratic Exchange
Reed
Asaya Wilson
Breckenrigde Long
United States
Missouri
rSads
Long
Hur
Interna
Mecca for Visitors This Spring Plan for Washington Convention Center
Washington aims to host a spring convention season with a new auditorium to seat 4 000. The proposal, tied to delegations arriving from across the country, notes growing city visits and the need to accommodate officers and observers. Officials forecast a revived convention activity in the capital.
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Washington
National Capital
Aleepoe Dupler
Peerterick Hoskin
Chicago Daily News
Waebingtio
Ehatohwr
Conuimerve
Amdher
Reeseie LO Gore
Encvmnegiog
Lee
League of Algerian Pennomet
Jene Pertap
Cere Nies
Am Inter
Brewster Emerges as Leading Missouri Senate Candidate
A Kansas City lawyer, R R Brewster, gains traction for the Republican nomination in Missouri. Backed by former state GOP chair Walter S Dickey and the Kansas City Journal, Brewster advocates tax cuts, infrastructure, education, and broader government restraint, while promising support for ex soldiers and regional development.
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United States
Missouri
R. RK. Brewster
Kansas City
Hrewster
Republican State Committee
Walter S. Dickey
Kassonity Journal
Brewster
William Brewster
Pipeiouth
Mass
Kansasity
Herbert S Hadley
Fleds
Fias
Childen Tee
Journal Subscription Rate Notice
A brief notice outlines regular readers subscribing to the Journal with a price of $1.50 to the period.
London Footman Kills Boy Under 14 Points Tale
A London footman killed a boy after following a 14 point plan he drew up himself. Einest Walker discussed the sequence with police, claiming telepathic promptings and a staged torture plan before the murder.
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London
Boy
Seven year old boy marvels at science knowledge
A seven year old boy from Bradford, praised by psychologists at the University of California for advanced grasp of multiple sciences. He reads, writes, and solves complex tasks beyond his age, from jigsaw puzzle assembly to language patterns, with strong memory and rapid learning noted by researchers.
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Los Angeles
William Eto
Bradford
California
Traneh
Tuskers
Willams
United States
Aiumied
Lee
Fafith Eldy Bradford Wis
Barbara Troteaie
Whittier
Sigdjes
Right Hand Man to Weeks Ends Long War Service
John W Moriyt private Secretary to the War Weeks has served with Mr Works for about ten years and is the chief aide to the War secretaries. He leaves the role with the condition of Weeks entirely revised and Moriyt stepping into the central position.
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John W. Moriyt
Aloe
Morro Marriages Record and Legal Challenge Report
A historical notice outlines Morro marriages and a legal dispute over a marriage procedure. The document references a Philippine court and a priestly ceremony, indicating a contested interpretation of local law and the role of faith leaders in civil unions.
Prisoners Do Their Own Laws In Kentucky Court
Long, garbled OCR text shows a public notice in a Missouri Washington County court. It references an Order of Publication for a case involving George Carr as collector and defendants including Joseph B. Weigel and John Frost and various unknowns. The document details a mortgage and real estate in Washington County Missouri, with publication to warn defendants to appear by a certain August term or be defaulted.
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State of Missege
Washington
State of Missouri
George Carr
de Vicews
Joeph Bo Weigel
Jobs Frost
Patrick Waish
Simone
Joscal 8 Weigel
John Frost
Patrick Walsh
Missca
Pisintis Fortue
Ion
Messiar
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Poasi
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Cocrty
Miss
Washinetes
Chewstwart
Jos Dwth
Misses Leunty
Cirew Court
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Doleadae
Bernie
Missouri
Missoni
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Perth
Gogsty
Washigo
Siste
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Anid Tor
Potos
State of Missou
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Miwon
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Otéeres
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Clark
Mosecr
Washie
Joe Commmel
Cereiy
Potosi
Stace
Westiectoo
Tate
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Wisco
Pisco
Eathwest
Coateiming
Brovosi
Ssid
Potoai
Sreegupeg Polilab
Mimsouri
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