Happenings of the World Tersely Told
Washington notes report Wilson's sixty seventh birthday quiet at home with Mrs Wilson and family. Graves of about 1590 unidentified American soldiers in France were decorated by foreign tourists on Christmas Day. Republican platform to avoid vote catching planks if Coolidge is nominated. Dawes and Young discuss German budget probes with Coolidge and Hughes. Meat production exceeds last year by 1.5 billion pounds per estimates. Cost of living one fifth lower in September 1920 versus June 1920 peak. Rochester cruiser sent to Honduras to protect U S interests pending order. A 23 mile gun developed by army ordnance experts at Washington. U S government to supply munitions to Obregon government in Mexico to quell revolt. State Department urges fair Honduran elections. US grain carried 10 million bushels less from the Great Lakes head during the season. Food imports rising per Commerce analysis. Carrier rate hikes suspended in Midwest iron and steel trade. Coolidge accepts Farley resignation as shipping board chair. Senate confirms Henry C Hall as Interstate Commerce Commission chair for one year. Sinclair questioned on Manzi Mot Oltom affair.
Sheriff Munroe Frances Is Shot Dead at Arkadelphia
Clark County sheriff Munroe Frances was killed by his mother in law in Arkadelphia. The shooter said Frances mistreated his wife. Arrests and investigations followed as police reviewed the domestic violence motive.
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Munroe Frances
Clark County
Arkadelphia
Ark
Clem Grayson
Grayson
Cesare Disinotti
New York Central
Mishawaka
Ind
Joseph Belanchi
Helping Things Along
Dialogue exchanges show a comic scene where a patient pleads to die and a doctor offers scant comfort. Mutual remarks reveal social barbs about loyalty and honesty within a tense, humorous banter. The piece emphasizes dry wit and social dynamics over action.
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Owen D. Young
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Bureau of Labor Statistics
United States
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Honduras
Ergay
Army Ordnance Experts
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Mexico
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Department of Commerce
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Missouri
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Chicago
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Senate
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Colorado
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Manzimoth Otl
Sinclair
Teapot Dome
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Seattle, Wash
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Vestaburg, Mich
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Wilson & Co
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St. Louis (Mo
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China
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Mass
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Toledo, O
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International Harvester Company
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Black Sea
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John Schore
Plasterer
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Foster-Milburn Co., Mfg
Buffalo, N. Y
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