Slandering School Children Sparks Spokane Grand Jury Open hled
Spokane grand jury finds no indictments or definite charges amid an inquiry into alleged immorality by local students. It criticizes officials but admits results are thin while urging a shift to constructive matters. Also notes a timber sale and national forest concerns along with assorted political blurbs.
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Spokane
Coi
Webster
Hart
Lewis and Clark
Pratt
Comas
Pacific North
Seattle
Franker
Department of Agri
For- Greeley
National Forest of
Cali
Uncle Strong Box
Sam
Call
New
Interior Department
Interior
Fall
Railroads and You Railroads and You
In March railways earned about 6.83 percent net revenue, with 36 roads posting operating deficits. Law-fixed rates and interstate commission rules keep profits for some yet strip others, leading to public concern that future gains come at the public’s expense. Rep Lea warns of further robberies as railways gain and calls for government action.
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Interstate Commeres Commission
After marrying a good house the proper thing to do
A compact moral note advising that securing a respectable home after marriage is the proper course for a couple to maintain stability and virtue. It underscores domestic duty and steady living as central to a successful marriage.
Fractious Phrase Sparks Unclear Headline
A fragmented snippet reads like a garbled line about miles and a humorous bone joke, with no clear event, person, or place. The text lacks identifiable names or details to form a proper news item.
Will and Lucinda Drift in a Winter Plan
In this serialized segment Bellamy and Lucinda quarrel over marriage and passion as she urges him to rethink their loveless strain. She proposes escaping together or renewing their bond while guarding a secret affair with a former flame. A luncheon plan and shifting loyalties introduce a looming choice.
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Fanny
Harry Lontaine
England
West Virginia Treason Trials Spark National Debate
West Virginia miners and officials face treason charges in Charles Town over the August and September 1921 armed march to challenge state power. Indictments outline aims to invade counties, end martial law, free imprisoned rebels, and seize control, with others charged from assault to murder.
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Apps
Homestead
West Virginia
Marmet
Kanawhe
Boone
Logan
Mingo
Roy P. Roberta
Charleston
W. Va
An Inter
United Mine Workers
International Organization of Miners
Woods
Said
Coda
New York
New York Evening World
Wwre
Sage and Sulphur Hair Darkening Compound
A promotion for Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Compound claims to restore color and vigor to faded gray or streaked hair. The ad explains: brew from sage and sulphur or buy the ready product, apply with a sponge to one strand at a time, and see gray hairs disappear after a few uses.
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Wyeth
Why Not Pave This Street on Charles Street
A resident laments the lack of paving on Charles Street near Sturgis Road. Concerns include no sidewalks, danger to pedestrians, and slow fire engine access. The writer, Mrs. N. J. Nelson of 1303 18th Ave, notes rising taxes and compares southern delays to northern improvements.
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Chares Et
Charles St
Sturgis Road
N. J. Nelson
18Th Ave
Assails Randolph Again Editor in Yakima Letter
Harry G. Monroe of Yakima questions W B Randolph on his Christian claim. He notes Randolph portrays himself gently yet dodges specifying which Christian group he belongs to. Monroe argues the term Christian has grown vague and may mask views.
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The @ter
W. B. Randolph
Thone
Randolph
Christian
W. B
Randolph Himeesif
Harry G
Monroe
Yakima
War on Opium Trade Seen as Root of Tyranny
James Hoye argues that Britain profits from opium in India and fuels wars by exporting narcotics. He urges England to quit opium production to end Indian suffering and prevent famines, asserting a global benediction if English policy changes.
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Beattle
England
India
James Hoye Auburn
Learn A Word Every Day Lesson Summary
A daily vocabulary note defines disparage as to depreciate or devalue. It traces the word from Latin dis meaning reversal and par meaning equal, with usage example fragments.
Zemo Advertises Skin Remedy For Pimples And More
An old advertisement promotes Zemo as a skin treatment claiming to clear pimples, acne, eczema, ringworm and other troubles. It markets small bottles for 8 cents and extra large bottles for a dollar, describing Zemo as a clean penetrating antiseptic lotion that is easy to apply and inexpensive per use.
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Amelie Severn
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Aivridge Mann
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Literary Digest
Standard
Mingo County
Triai
Newark News
Free America
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Northwest
Binyon Optical CO
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