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Potosi Journal

Location

Potosi, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Nov 10, 1920

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Victory of the nation beyond party lines in 1920 election

The passage argues the November 2 verdict was a national triumph, not a party win, and urges Democrats to reconcile with Republican-led governance. It defends loyalty to American ideals, critiques profiteering and corruption, and endorses Warren G. Harding as the elected president while cautioning against excess praise or entrenchment by any party.

Republican Party Democratic Party Mule Wilson Bia Gowerbon Cox Asiu Psa Palmer Treasury H. C. le Washington Temulty Yism Wilsonisa Warren G. Harding United States

Mock to constitutional govern ment after March 4

Ante Jerkey is as dead in America now as kaiserism is in Geermany. Even local fights among the Republicans themselves didn't help the Desapy. In Clinoi- Srall was elected governor by come o six ae eight hundred ehcusted plimility.

Ante Jerkey America Geermany Clinoi- Srall Come O

Dirty political trick taints 1910s era campaign tale

A fragmentary reminiscence recalls a dirty tactic in American politics aimed at Harding's family history. It cites reactions on election night, mentions figures like Quee Koi, Lungren, Sam Gompers, and debates surrounding party lines and postwar policy exploitation.

Missouri’s Republican wave swamps Democrats in shocking victory

In a stunning upset Missouri delivers a 100 percent GOP sweep far beyond expectations. Democrats lose all leverage as Republicans celebrate an overwhelming win and vow stricter election laws under new control.

Moving Picture School Draws Scrubwomen as Pupils

A district attorney staff report reveals a scheme offering a moving picture course for $3 per lesson. Scrubwomen and mothers of large families enrolled, with about 21,000 enrollment noted. The piece links aspiring actresses like Mary Pickford to the program as a joke on its quality.

New York Mary Pickford Moving Picture

Crying For Bread In Constantinople Near East Relief bakers run 20000 loaves daily

In the Constantinople district the Near East Relief has reorganized bakeries that once served the Turkish army, producing about 20000 loaves daily. The relief center operates consolidated subettes and solicits funds to continue its work with offices in every state.

Constantinople Near East Near East Relief Ita

Turbulent Asia Minor tale of terror and orphan care

A fragmented narrative describes chaos across Asia Minor with Turks and various peoples terrorizing and rescuing orphans. It mentions Syrian and Armenian Christians, Armenten, and American care for children in new orbits. The piece references fires, weeping, and relief efforts by benevolent aid groups amid a volatile regional scene.

Asia Minor

New Kind of Thief Spreads Amid Struggles of Servants

A London society report warns of a rising class of thiefs among maids as households face shortages. Housewives desperate for servants turn to illicit methods, with some maids targeted for personal favors. The piece notes risks from unscrupulous intermediaries and calls for maid watching laws to curb abuse. Institutions and families alike show complicity, with a focus on protecting domestic workers and preserving employment norms.

London Bngland Marinety Pereto Bowae Euecese

Brazil to build homes for workers via federal and local action

Brazil plans housing initiatives to ease the worker shortage. A federal bill seeks 57,01 bond financing for construction under municipal guidance, with free municipal taxes on new worker houses for two years. Provisions include sales to worker heads, twenty year payment terms, and large apartments with communal kitchens in Patos at low rates.

Rio de Janeirs Chamber of Deputies Pathornlly Patos

Beekeeping Becomes Menace as Gas Masks Aid Plowing Halt

In Knox county Indiana farmers report bees flooding fields after dry season and red claw abundance. To avoid stinging they wear gas masks brought back from France by veterans. Output of wheat is severely disrupted as plowing stops in affected areas.

Vincennes Knox County Tran France

Skeleton Dug Up In Natrona Reveals Ancient Indian Link

A badly garbled report claims a colonial era skeleton, possibly from the Coreplanter tribe, was found near Colts or columns in a ditch in Natrona. Found by Pennsylvanian Salt Manufacturing employees beside Dr G l Bamgarver's yard, it is said to date over 150 years.

Indiae Huttstarch Colms Georgy Itu Onearthe Br Pennayvania Salt Manufacturing Company Burker

Unclear Text Suggests A Kidnapping Policy Claim

FragmentaryOCR notes allege a peculiar kidnapping policy associated with an unidentified American ideation figure. The garbled lines mention a $1 amount and a daughter’s protection, attributed to Frank Wheel, president of an old company, but details are unreadable and unconfirmed.

Frank Weel

Bank of Potosi Advises Saving Amid Price Swings

A dated financial advisory urges readers to ignore debt and speculation as prices rise and cheap dollars loom. It counsels saving now while money is plentiful and to use the bank as a depositary to protect funds for the future.

Coes

Ellis Island Opens With Harsh Deterrents For New Arrivals

The article reports Ellis Island officials planning harsher measures to manage immigration. Commissioner policies push for improved sanitary conditions, better facilities, and stricter handling of arrivals. Critics warn of civil rights concerns as new dining and housing provisions are proposed.

New York Sesepins Choores Ellis Tetumet United Ste Lee Wulis All America

Pearl in a clam yields $1500 treasure in Nashua

Carl Simersen of Charlee City finds a clam with a pearl valued at 15 dollars in a Nashua area shell. The story notes the sheller is a railroad laborer living near the tracks and recounts a family afternoon outing with his four younger siblings and daughter.

Shenschebd Carl Simersen Charlee City, Jr Clamai Ty Nashua Simerson Lahorer Dimals Central Nasbon

Shakes Handa With Presidents Faston Me Betert Ro

Fragmentary OCR summarizes a historic scene at the White House. The eighty seven year old figure, longtime president of a national bank, meets multiple presidents and shakes hands with the current leader.

Faston Betert Ison National Bank Williams Leary Herron Tay

Fragmented OCR notes on elepteme event at college

Fragmented readable text mentions Curt Vorler and She Paiverse, with unclear event details. Names and places are garbled. no coherent facts or dates present. Unable to determine a clear news item from the fragment.

Livcus Geetoee Everries Curt Eceton Oemal College

Miss Allee M Clark recounts siege in Hedlis city

Miss Allee M Clark of Droeen describes nearly two years in the Near East, detailing a brutal siege by Turks on a Turkish-occupied city, the orphanage ordeal, and a pledge of safety for civilians. She recalls ten weeks of ambushes, shelling, and the eventual recapture amid widespread hardship and evacuation.

Hedfis Allee M Clark Droeen Near East Mie Clark Tome Tuleec Uenet Ley Eppine Talas

Yak from Thietan for Alaska import debate continues

A garbled report describes Two yak shipments passing through a northern route toward Alaska where officials aim to establish yak herds under United States government support. The piece notes the animals’ hardiness and potential value, citing imports from remote regions and expected adaptation to Alaskan conditions.

Daower Alasha United States Alaska

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