Washington leaders map postwar policy and security aims
A roundup of early 1920s policy ideas notes Secretary Denby probing Ku Klux Klan activity in navy ranks. Other items cite a Supreme Court denial on a rum schooner case, Coast Guard expansion talks, wartime tax updates, a push for preferential U S ship treatment, a world agriculture survey, and Coolidge urging state cooperation at a governors conference. Senator Magnus Johnson urges rebuilding Europe’s markets in South America.
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of the Navy
Denby
Washington
Navy
Europe
Magnus Johnson
Explosion and Fire at Duluth Plant Causes Big Damage
An explosion from superheated salt reacting with cold water at the Cutler Magner company plant in Duluth Minnesota sparked a fire that did 300000 dollars in damage. Three firemen were injured.
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Cutler Magner Company
Duluth
Minn
International headlines from a tumultuous 1919 era
A dense, mosaic summary notes a Red uprising in Hamburg with many killed and wounded, battles in Coblenz Aix la Chapelle and other upheavals. It covers Smuts urging not to cut war debts, Japan seeking lumber, Hearst presented to the Spanish king, Mexican loan talks in Mexico City, and electoral shifts in Vienna. Also reports duels in Chihuahua City, the Prince of Wales’s travel plans, Isle of Pines under U.S. jurisdiction push, Moorish end of occupation, and Stresemann’s reparations stance.
Zev Wins Belmont International in Decisive Stroke
Zev, America's brown three year old colt, defeats Papyrus of England by four lengths at Belmont Park New York in the International race a mile and a half. Zev led from the start and clocked 2 35 8 5 for the distance as the United States leads Great Britain in the sport.
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United States
Great Britain
Zev
America
Belmont Race Track
New York
Papyrus
England
Tennessee suffrage leader Katherine Burch Warner dies in Nashville
Mrs Katherine Burch Warner longtime head of Tennessee suffrage forces died in Nashville after a brief illness from heart trouble. She helped secure the legislatures approval that made the nineteenth amendment national law. Also noted du Pont patriarch Biedermaan du Pont died at eighty six near Wilmington Delaware.
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Katherine Burch Warner
Tennessee
Nashville, Tenn
Biedermaan du Pont
United States
T. Coleman du Pont
Wilmington
Del
Iowa News Roundup Highlights Farms and Public Works
Iowa reports show Des Moines homeownership leads cities with over 100000 residents and a 12.6 percent gain since 1910. County-farm bureau actions set five and six cent husking rates, and a bronze World War I memorial could rise in Boone county with a Memorial Day 1924 unveiling.
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University of Dubuque
Iowa Presbyterian Colleges
Iowa Synod
Iowa
Minnesota
Missouri
North Dakota
South Dakota
Nebraska
Kansas
Polk County Farm Bureau
Benton County Farm Bureau Board
Coulter Creamery
National Dairy Congress
Syracuse
Strawberry Point
Des Moines
United States
Department of Commerce
J. R. Sennett
Gilmore City
Boone
Boone County
Principles of a Righteous Life Lesson Card
A lesson from Psalm 101 and Proverbs 23 29 35 urges personal conduct and governance of others. It condemns slander deceit and liquor production as wicked while urging abstinence and warning of the drunkard s downfall and spiritual consequences.
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David the King
Hell
Kingdom of
Heaven
Vengeance First Copper Speaks on Speedster Incident
Copper recalls harsh treatment of the speedster after learning the dentist pulled a wrong tooth on him. The exchange reveals lingering injury and blame centered on the dental error.
Health Brings Beauty for Women in Health
Mrs. S. W. Knott of Champaign Illinois reports long standing functional disturbances and fainting ceasing after using Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription. She praises total restoration of organ function and urges others to seek the remedy, available from druggists in tablet or liquid form and with free medical advice from the Invalids' Hotel in Buffalo.
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W. Knott
N. Market St
Dr. Pierce
Invalids
Buffalo
N. Y
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