Lincoln Memorial Dedication Stirs Nation and Politics
The Lincoln memorial at Washington was dedicated Tuesday with President Harding praising Lincoln as the greatest president. A mix of political and social events followed, including a Supreme Court ruling on coal company losses and a push for lower railroad fares after freight cuts.
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Murphy wins 500 mile Indy race in Miller Special
Sporting star Jimmy Murphy of Los Angeles drives a Miller Special to victory in the 500 mile Indianapolis race. He earns a share of the prize totaling eighty five thousand dollars as the winner.
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Navy Lt. Com. Robert Wallace Dies at Caldwell
Personal Lieut. Com. Robert Wallace U S N retired died at Caldwell New Jersey aged forty two He was appointed to the navy academy in eighteen ninety eight from Louisville Kentucky.
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War talk and mutinies sweep across world regions
Reports from Belfast, Manchuria, Shanghai, and Europe describe evacuations, mutinies, and political tensions. British troops land at Belfast while Aguinaldo plans U.S. trip for Spanish War Veterans in August. A mutiny in Harbin supports Wu Pei fu as Syria sees unrest after Shahbander’s arrest.
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Illinois Banks Grow in May Amid Wide Economic Gain
Illinois state banks increase resources from March 10 to May 5 with 1,401 banks statewide. Deposits rise to 1.6387 billion dollars and capital plus surplus up 4.68 million. Notable items include university dairy records, Legion cornerstone event at Bloomington, and planned Chicago boys hotel initiative.
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Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Endorsed by Kenosha Mother
A Kenosha Wisconsin mother testifies to Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound aiding after childbirth. The letter urges women with female troubles to try the remedy, noting decades of use and the praise from mothers and grandmothers.
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Device for Measuring Ocean Depths Uses Reflected Sound
Popular Mechanics reports a new depth measuring device using reflected sound waves, aiming for accuracy within one foot. A recent similar device can measure depth accurately even when ships move at full speed, though no details are released by the Navy.
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Patience Not Used by Master Minds in Futile Efforts
A philosophical remark notes that patient deliberation fails to help when actions cannot change outcomes. The aphorism implies that strategic restraint is pointless when circumstances are unalterable.
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