Wilson's Immortal Faith Guides Congress Message
President Wilson urges democracy as the world’s path, calling for a budget system, tax reform, and economy. He praises Allied victory, outlines fiscal plans, and asks Congress to back medical care for veterans, Armenian loans, and Philippine independence while reaffirming America's democratic mission.
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Treasury
Secretary of the Treasury
Internal Revenue
Congress
Board For Vocational Education
Theuongréss
Armenia
United States
Philippine Islands
America
Imagination Large at the Masked Ball
A Sun Dial quotation recalls the moment of beauty at a masked ball. The exchange features a reply confirming the first striking impression and a romantic tone.
The Usual Expectation Explains a Speaking Nicety
A sardonic remark about a wealthy former patron who hires an artist to craft flattering talk. The speaker predicts the patron will succeed in getting praise because money speaks louder than truth.
Foreign policy talks at Marion with Hughes and Harvey
President elect Harding opened a month of conferences meeting with Charles E Hughes to discuss a new American foreign policy. Reports say the talks also touched on cabinet appointments while Col George Harvey visited amid questions about international relations and the Versailles league. Hughes may become secretary of state. Harvey has opposed the league.
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Harding
Charles E. Hughes
Hughes
Col
George Harvey
Col. Harvey
League
Mr. Hughes
Senate
Iowa News Roundup From 1921 Key Events
Iowa handles 6600 Armenian orphans in 1921. Rockwell Kruggel hardware burglary yields over $500 in merchandise and cash. Delegates head to Indianapolis for Farm Bureau convention. John Miller accused of ballot altering near Dubuque. James Carter wins acre corn, 112.8 bushels. L Bissonnette reelected president of Iowa State Union Equity at Waterloo. Nine year old Hubert VanScoy injured when horse fell in Ames. Robbers tie Mrs. Sweet and loot jewelry in Emmetsburg. Des Moines hosts federation convention Jan 5–6. Grinnell Fair to sell property to cover debts. Iowa Nurses' Association held in Creston with 175 attendees. Butler County agents reappointed. First carload of Canadian wheat arrives at Decorah. Howard Kelley awarded $60,000 for wreck damages. Rabies treatments issued statewide. one case in Creston. Two bank examiners probe Belmond Bank. cashier John Berg resigns amid irregularities. Mason City man’s safe yields letter tying Brittan Bond Co to investments.
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Kruggel Hardware
Rockwell
Farm Bureau
American Farm Bureau Federation
Indianapolis
Ind
John Miller
Dubuque
James Carter
L. V. Carter
Eldora
Acre
Young Carter
L. Bissonnette
Charles City
Iowa State Union
American Society of Equity
Waterloo
Hubert VanScoy
Bert VanScoy
Ames
Joseph Sweet
Emmetsburg
Iowa Federation
Des Moines
Federation
Grinnell Fair Association
Iowa Nurses’ Association
Creston
Butler County Farm Bureau
Butler County
Victor Flint
Estella Oligard
Winneshiek County
Decorah
Winnipeg
Canada
United States
Howard Kelley
Muscatine
State Board of Health
Coakley
Belmond
John Berg
Allan J. Hunter
Mason Unty
Brittan Bond and Investment Company of
Kansas City
Dodge Brothers founder Horace Dodge dies in Florida
Horace H Dodge died unexpectedly at his Palm Beach winter home after a lingering illness following a influenza attack last winter. He headed the Dodge Brothers automobile interests since his brother John Dodge died earlier this year. The brothers built the family auto business after early parts manufacturing with Henry Ford.
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Detroit
Mich
Horace H. Dodge
Palm Beach
Fla
Mr. Dodge
South
Henry Ford
Prices Slashed on Omaha Market
In Omaha Nebraska retail meat prices show two month declines with pork chops dropping from 45 to 44 to 25 cents per pound and round steak at 20 to 25 cents. Wholesale carcass prices for beef fall to 12 13 cents and pork to 14 14.5 cents, attributed to falling live stock market prices.
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Omaha
Neb
Boston Evening Record Shrinks Price and Expands Pages
The Boston Evening Record will cut price from 2 cents to 1 cent next Monday. Pages will be reduced in size and the number of pages increased to a minimum of 16 up to 48 daily.
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Boston
The
Boston Evening Record
Court Recipe for Hootch Case Highlights Fines
Steve Borich offered a judge a moonshine recipe and received a fifty dollar fine plus a warning of higher penalties. Officer Edward Mach testified Borich struck him in the eye during a raid on the distillery.
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Chicago
Steve Borich
Barasa
Edward Mach
Borich
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