Federal warrants issued over Hoboken machine guns tale
New York reports three arrests expected after 500 to 600 machine guns found on the Cosmpolitan freighter East Side at Hoboken en route to Ireland. Frank Williams claimed ownership, guns said to be stolen in Hoboken. British secret service hailed the seizure as derailing Sinn Fein plans for autumn.
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Newark
N. J
Daugherty
United States
Isaac Gross
East Side
Hoboken
Ireland
New York
Ho*boken
Sinn Fein
Gune
Frank Williams
London
Secret Service
Irish Republican Army
Crown
Girish
Lolita Armour and John J. Mitchell Jr. wed at Melody farm
Chicago’s elite unite as Lolita Armour daughter of J Ogden Armour marries John J Mitchell Jr son of the Dankers at Melody farm Lake Forest. The ceremony led by Bishop Herbert Page ends at four with a garden reception. Honeymoon planned at The Timbers in Long Lake Michigan then Santa Barbara and a September Chicago return.
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Lake Forest
Chicago
America
Lolita Armour
J. Ogden Armour
John J. Mitchell, Jr
Danker
Melody Farm
Armours
Bust of Harding Unveiled in Niles Ohio
In Niles Ohio a bronze bust of President Warren G Harding was unveiled in the court of honor at the Afch inley memorial. The sculpture by J Massey Rhind will sit beside those of Roosevelt and Taft. Vice President Coolidge and Ohio Governor Davis delivered the principal addresses.
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Niles
Ohio
Coolidge
Warren G. Harding
Afchinley Memorial
J. Massey Rhind
Roosevelt
Taft
Rhind
Davis
Plan to End Low Mood From Agricultural Conference
A tentative program to alleviate the present eerie low mood was considered at a conference of delegates from leading agricultural colleges with a committee appointed by Secretary Wallace from the Department of Agriculture. Members of the committee have been studying the problem for some time.
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Washington
Wallace
Department of Agriculture
Pat O Brien and the society missteps at a gala
In a St Louis Star item, Pat O Brien heir to a fortune hosts a party at his new mansion with an art gallery. Guests recount social blunders from mistaken compliments about Mona Lisa to jokes about the missing tooth and a shocked electric steak.
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Thomas Brien
the Dunnavents
Dunnavent
Pat
War Doctrine Headline in Tribune on Modern Conflicts
The New York Tribune argues that wartime violence is deemed permissible by those who declare war. It claims defenses prioritize frank justification over denial, comparing Germany’s actions in Belgium and Ireland to attacks on Wall Street and Villa in Mexico, warning of endless violence in conflict.
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Sinn Fe
Ireland
Louvain
Wall Street
Mofern
Villa
New York Tribune
New Commandments on Theft and Skepticism in Education
The piece questions if modern youth judge right and wrong by the risk of getting caught. It argues that skepticism challenges the Ten Commandments and age-old lessons, as experiments replace inherited rules. It notes a shift from classical to scientific education guiding a new generation through moral testing.
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Omaha
County Judge Recieves Divorce Demand Letter
County Judge B W Shaw of Mandan North Dakota received a letter from Clinton Gaskill of Wilmore Kentucky requesting a divorce by return mail. The letter claimed a nine year marriage to Toulae Kopp and offered XY as a possession. Judge Shaw forwarded the letter to the district judge.
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B. W. Shaw
Mandan, N D
Clinton Gaskill
Wilmore
Toulae Kopp
Nativity of St John Service Observed by Masons
A Christ Church service to honor the nativity of St John the Baptist drew Masonic lodge and Eastern Star chapter into reserved seating. Revered Henry Ives led the program with Rev. C. K. Weller delivering the main address, and a musically polished procession, psalms, and hymns accompanied by a fine choir. After prayers, attendees gathered on a lit lawn for a generous lunch. Out of town guests joined the congregation.
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Christ Church
Masonic Lodge
Eastern Star
Henry Ives
C. K. Weller
Feottsbuuy
C K. Weller
G. F Liebendorfer
What Do You Read It Nation's Business by Fred Kelley
Fred Kelley notes that many successful business leaders read little beyond daily papers stock reports and trade journals psychology and sociology books expand knowledge and could make a reader seem expert after limited nightly study even without lifelong devotion
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Fred Kelley
Palka
We Do Not Need Any International Anthem
A St Paul Pioneer Press editorial argues Americans should not adopt an international anthem or flag. It envisions a single nation, warns against imperial mergers with Britain, and jokes that George V might join Yale as a professor, asserting Americans prefer one nation.
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United States
America
United State of
Great Britain and
Texas
King George the Fifth
Cambridge
Oxford
Yatt
Yale
Oklahoma
West Virginia
Europe
International Army and Navy
St. Paul
Early Struggles of Harold Bell Wright
Harold Bell Wright, a popular novelist, endured poverty and ill health from birth in 1872 Rome New York. One of four boys two survived, motherless at ten, he sought work as painter and decorator before turning to ministry after joining Hiram College at twenty, laboring after hours to survive.
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Harold Bell Wright
Rome
New York
Grafton
Ohio
Hiram College
The Endless Chain Rags Make Paper Money Banks
The saying links paper making to money and banks, arguing cycles of wealth and poverty persist as rags feed the system and loans shape classes.
Excesses Endanger Character and Success, Warns Trade Review
The Trade Review cautions that any appetite or expenditure pursued to excess erodes manhood and character. It likens unchecked appetite to a straw breaking the camel and a strand eating away at stability, warning that passion and finances in excess lead to moral and personal decline.
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Trade Review
His Meat Market Barber Chair Tale Of A Watchful Dog
A man in a barber chair notes a dog by pounding the floor with his tail in apparent eagerness. The barber confirms the dog expects a lost ear piece, saying a man’s ear fragment fell near him previously. Foresight.
Pueblo Disaster Telegram Sent To War Secretary
A mass meeting in Pueblo Colorado included relief groups the Red Cross and local officials. A telegram to Secretary Weeks reports more than 1500 drowned or missing 665 homes swept away over 3500 homeless and property losses exceeding 20 million dollars. Pueblo suffers a city scale disaster compared to its size.
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Pueblo
Colorado
American Red Cross
Colorado National Guard
Pueblo County
The Cestus of Aglain and the Dignity of Work
A reflection on efficiency and moral worth argues that swift, correct action sustains progress while wasted effort erodes it. It questions what tasks are worthy and whether a person’s dignity aligns with the difficulty and quality of their work, citing Riskin.
Sidney Mercantile Co Notice: Fourth of July Closure
We will close all day Monday July Fourth. Sidney Mercantile Co. features a big assortment of Oxfords from Hink's Boet Shop.
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Sidney Mercantile CO
Boet
When the Air Gets Crowded
A Worcester Telegram editorial ponders the growing danger of more aircraft accidents. It questions the sense of widespread flying, imagining planes crashing near populated areas and near crowds, and wonders if daily tragedy reports will replace reports of railroad wrecks and other incidents.
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Worcester Telegram
We want an alert office boy
An applicant replies to a job interviewer that he is not alert but named Aleck. The Birmingham Age-Herald records the exchange as a brief humor item.
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Aleck
Birmingham Age-Herald
Obituary for Geo W Sager of Savoy South Dakota
Geo W Sager born April 6 1870 in Metamore Illinois. He moved with his parents to Sidney then homesteaded north of Sunol. He married Daisy Mavis September 10 1914 in North Platte. The couple moved to a Savoy South Dakota homestead in August 1916 and lived there until his illness began last November. He returned to Sidney.
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Geo. W. Sager
Savoy
South Dakota
Metamore
Illinois
Sidney
Sunol
Daisy Mavis
North Platte
Death of George Sager at 45 in Sidney Nebraska
George Sager died June 22 1921 at his sister Mrs Bismarck Runge home in Sidney Nebraska after a two month illness he was 45 years 2 months and 16 days old He leaves his wife a son Edwin Francis 18 months and two step children Carroll 15 and Inez 16 His funeral was at the Christian church in Sidney with Rev Samuel Light of the Presbyterian church officiating and interment at Greenwood He was a member of the Christian church and his favorite hymn was When the roll is called up yonder I ll be there.
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Bismarck Runge
Christian Church
Heavenly City
Edwin Francis
Carroll
Inez
Mons Jonson
Sunol
Esther L. Booth
Pearl Milburn
DeKalb
Illinois
B. E. Runge
Sidney
Nebraska
Edwin B. Sager
Gillette
Wyoming
Sager
George
Samuel Light
Presbyterian Church
Greenwood
Bake Sale at Hahler Butcher Shop Thursday July 7
The W. M. B. of the North Divide will hold a bake sale at Hahler Butcher Shop on Thursday July 7 at 2 p m. The notice also mentions footwear at Hink's Boot Shop.
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North Divide
Hahler Butcher Shop
Hink’s
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Detroit Vapor Oil Stove
Eden Electric Washer
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