Restoring German Aliens Property Held in War Seizure
Senator King spoke on war era actions returning seized German- owned property including the Chemical Foundation and patents worth millions. He urged full restoration to original owners, condemning fraud and arguing noncompliance risks treaty violations and national morality.
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Thomas W. Miller
Wee Gove
King
Utah
Harding
Wison
QR Corporation
Emical Foundation
Eds
Wersold
Gressly
Amt
Marion event hints at labor dispute action and presidential visit
The report notes President and Attorney General routes amid rail labor tensions as Marion hosts a centennial, with Hanford MacNider and local figures set to speak. The piece implies potential rail strike impact and government stakes while detailing celebrations and pageantry surrounding the visit.
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Nile
Marion Loma
Falke
Aft- Hanford Macnider
National Legion
Warding
Marion
and Freeland
Mount Vernon
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Supreme Court Affirms and Reverses Acreage Judgments
The Supreme Court affirms the judgments on fifty four acres at Avona in Hen-Tevtta Thicasem et al v Ida Moors et al, reverses as to 2.37 acres, and declines to quiet title to 2.07 acres in favor of Henrietta Thiesgen. Other actions include a new trial reversal in a West Cleveland robbery case and a divorce appeal where the court remanded to the common pleas.
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Supreme Court
Court Wah Appeals Aa
Avona
Hen- Tevtta Thicasem
Ida Moors
Court of Appeals
Ida Moore
Henrietta Thiesgen
Columbus
State Supreme Court
Cuyahoga County
James Morton
West Cleveland Hawkins Company
Morton
Chicape
Cours
Cleveland
Cuyahoga
Supreme Entict
Baward C. Stantena
Curaheza
Building Commission
Clveland
Sandy Shelton
James
Cinrinna
New Ania
Sielrem
Shelton
Enitentiary
Cuyanega
Coomrt
Cleveland City
Cleveland Street Railway Company
Supremeo
George TR Bee. Cheyvdand
Striking Ship Men Open Meet With a Prayer
In Havelock Nebraska striking Burlington shop men begin daily meetings at Haven Lock City Park opening with prayers by two Protestant preachers and a priest. Over 2,090 strikers attend the gathering as part of continued labor action and strike committees.
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Havelock, Neb
Jily
Mernings
Burlington
Havenlock City Park
Foray
Giorgy
Haymark
Atrikehrea Karea
John Doe
West Side Community Meeting Plans at Gates School
A West Side community meeting at Gates school tonight aims to rally support for playgrounds and church matters. Mayor Jones speaks while R P Vangenn Judge Wilcox and Walter Watts back the movement. singing led by J Oliver Brison. a business session will form committees and ensure broad participation.
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Gates School
West Side
Induges
Jones
R. P. Vangenn
H. Wilcox
Walter Watts
J. Oliver Brison
Bison
Montcoamerte
Woman preps herbs for medicine in kitchen scene
Fifty years ago a woman in Massachusetts prepared herbs on her stove to craft a neighborhood remedy. A nearby laboratory and the women of the Fourth Datum era were involved in making a herbal medicine similar to Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound.
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Vin Mass
Waa
Pinkham
Woien
State Troops Not Needed in Mine Disorders
Adjutant General Florence announced that state troops are unnecessary for recent mining disturbances. Governor Davis and state officials monitor conditions in Perry Jefferson Harrison Belmont counties where clashes between striking miners and nonunion workers occurred.
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Columbus
Florence
Davis
Ates
Perry
Jefferson
Harigon
Belmont
Kherpineg
Fiorenes
Industrial Reations Tetlow
Ladies Aid to Meet at St Peter's Parlors Thursday
Amherst notes report the St Peter's Church Ladies' Aid will meet at the parish parlors Thursday afternoon hosted by Mrs Rudolph Sabiees and others. July 3 dispatch highlights local social events including plays and entertainments at Amherst venues.
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Amherst
Ladies’ Aid Society
St. Peter's Church
Weh
Rudolph Sabiees
John Weizand
Gust. Siumski
Labor Board Criticized For Wage Decisions And Strikes
The report quotes Jewell arguing the labor board seeks subservience, condemns sympathetic strikes, and notes three wage decisions. He says organized capital won’t obey a tribunal seen as against its purpose, and questions two laws for employer and employers as railroads hire replacements after worker walkouts.
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Labor Board
Jewelay
Jewell
Peace Move Delayed as Rail Strike Talks Continue
The labor board may meet authoritative representatives to settle the strike. JR Jewell states the dispute should be settled now and that maintenance of way workers kept striking, while opponents call excuses for past mistakes.
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Department of the American
Jabory
Lee
Labor Board
Myell
Jewell
Rail Strike Expands as Trackmen Lead Extended Walkout
Rail workers press a fifth day of stoppage with trackmen and likely clerks and operators joining. Railroads report largely normal service with ongoing disruptions as the Brotherhoods urge solidarity while a broader strike appears possible after earlier warnings.
Milk Lunch Program Aims to Improve Children’s Health
A school initiative funded by Christmas Seal Stamp Sales provided milk and crackers to pupils, with 10 percent underweight students receiving meals. In February and March about 2172 half pints to Garford and Hamilton schools were served free, while others paid 5 cents. By year end 1300 half pints daily, 650 chewing resumed, and 74 103 half pints consumed in total, raising cash receipts to 26.18 dollars.
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Ness
Rome
Toms
Dave
Othe Hamilton
Ss Haat
Second Grade Health and Dental Examination Report
The report lists counts for Toosile-Boys and girls, Adenaida-Boys and girls, Vision and Teet operations, and totals. It notes numbers of tonsil operations, charity funds, and that 188 pupils visited dentists. Vision corrections during summer and term are recorded, with six pairs of glasses furnished by the school board, totaling 28. The year shows a drop in corrections due to a tight financial year.
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Toosile
Atal
Adenaida
Totel
Vision
Suimmer
Enty Funda
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