Palmer Boom Nears Start in Presidential Race
Attorney General Palmer moves toward a presidential bid as Chicago supporters prepare to launch an earnest push. He says he is not a spoiler, but his backers press for an opening in the Republican field while he finishes polishing off opponents.
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Wilson Names New Officials in Senate Nominees
The mt sent the following nominations to the Senate today Henry C. Stu of Virginia for the Interstate Commerce Commission Louis Titus a Democrat formerly or of Virginia and now a member of the United Shipping Board and a prominent Republican at in San Francisco formerly a member of the public group in the industrial conference
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Seattle Harpist Ruth Linrud Returns as Concert Artist
Three years ago Ruth Linrud, a Seattle maid and domestic servant who began violin at six, left for New York with a harp and dream. Now 23, she is a renowned concert artist returning for a private show at Mrs. Burt’s home with a prized $1950 harp from Chicago.
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Hitherto Lost makes good and she did in New York churches
Miss Linrud rose from charity work to concert artist status through harp performances in churches hospitals and factories. Notable salience came from 75 000 children heard her at Palisade Interstate Park with Nathalie Boshko nearby. She later toured in New York Peterno Castle Mohonk and Boston.
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Admiral Sims to Talk Again
Rear Admiral William S Sims will be given a chance to clear himself of the land admiral charge after Secretary Daniels accused him of insulting the navy over the medals controversy. The Senate naval affairs sub committee planned to allow Sims to answer Daniels with Daniels cross examined Saturday and Sims recalled early next week.
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Has Jug of Whisky But Where's $300
New York reports Ivan Demko missing with $800, later found with $500 and a jug of whisky. Internal revenue officers seized the man money and booze. A joke about Moses follows as a Sunday school quip.
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Cocoanut Oil Shampoo for Hair Care
An old guidance note recommends cocoanut oil shampoo as a safer alternative to harsh soaps. It claims pure greaseless cocoanut oil shampoo cleanses hair and scalp, rinses easily, and leaves hair soft, shiny, and manageable. It suggests using one to two teaspoons for rich lather and notes the product is inexpensive and widely available.
Probers Say Socialists Favored Germany During War in U S
Albany Feb 6 The judiciary committee hearing five suspended socialist assemblymen summarizes points from three weeks. It argues the New York constitution opposes socialist aims on war funding, notes socialist votes against militia appropriations, and cites constitutions and alien miner influence to threaten resignations and potential anti American loyalty pledges.
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