Bender Fined For Refusing to Answer Summons in Prohibition Case
The Ohio Senator George HW Bender was fined one dollar plus costs after refusing to answer a police court summons seeking a list of people he believed violated the Eighteenth Amendment. The long editorial notes the tension between protecting informants and public interest, criticizing dry officials and urging principled enforcement.
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Old Dobbin's Fate in Paris Amid Meat Tax Debate
A Paris City Council crisis arises over a one cent per two pounds tax on horse meat. The measure targets a cheaper protein for the poor as horses shift from carriage use to meat supply, raising concerns about price and societal impact.
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Danish Waiters Win Tip Claim in Provincial Court
A provincial court ruled that Danish waiters may claim tips as part of the bill. The suit arose when a restaurant owner pursued payment from a patron who did not settle the tab for food and drink. The waiter’s tip request of ten percent was upheld in full.
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Poems That Live All for Love Verse Fragment
Fragmentary poem lines refer to love and fame with references to youth ears myrtle crowns and a beloved gaze. The speaker dismisses garlands, noting personal affection as the true reward and glory found in love rather than praise or honor.
Notable 1920s and 1900s World Events and Birthdays Snapshot
A fragmented recap lists sieges and generals, political events and church milestones, plus notable births and anniversaries. Names include D Estaing, Poe, Jefferson, Bazaine, Wilson, and Sayers with dates tied to historical moments and observances.
Today in Texas and beyond historic events unfold
Today marks the eighty fifth year of Texas as the state and Atlanta votes on a 2 000 000 bond for a new City Hall. An International Radio Exhibition opens in Atlantic City with major radio companies taking part. The wedding of Princess Mafalda to Prince Philip of Hesse is held at Racconigi Castle near Turin. Conventions open in Louisville for the National Association of Industrial Dentists and Indiana Independent Telephone Association in Indianapolis.
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Pierre area sports group tops Westlake club in WLC clash
In Pierre South Dakota the West Lights Conference showdown featured the South Dakota WLC defeating a visiting team as local athletes showcased strong defense and timely scoring.
Coffin Appointed to U S Aircraft Board
President Coolidge selects Coffin for a board to direct aircraft research. An engineer with ties to Olds Chalmers and Hudson, Coffin has long served in U S engine circles and held roles on consulting and craft boards since 1915. Born September 6 1873 in West Milton Ohio.
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Chalmers
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Fragmentary note hints at ABE MARTIN style dialogue
A brief, informal line references September and a humorous shot about Gen. Andrews. Mentions a character named Ake hies and a circus comparison, with no clear event or outcome.
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James Dane dies in accident near home race event
A racer is killed in a snakebite incident near his home during a local event. George Philpot left his position during the exhibition as the scene unfolded. The report notes a second fatal incident within a two day period, highlighting local dangers at the attraction.
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Evolution and cheese odor mock debate over science
A reader mocks widespread debates on evolution and a cheese odor analogy, arguing opinion, prejudice, and emotion color discussions more than logic. The piece notes the scientific method as key to progress and critiques sensational column fodder.
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Evolution and man's place in the universe debated
The writer argues progress arises from evolution across species and ideas, not just human descent. He cautions against denying evolution's reach into minds, society, and government and urges readers to confront prejudice with reason before drawing conclusions. RAWSON signs the piece.
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The Way of the World and Public Muses in Paterson’s Era
A garbled column mocks social mores and education while profiling Mrs Sophie Penhinson a Newark blacksmith with four children and limited income. It rails at teachers and maps a nation puzzled by public figures and global affairs amid a collage of misread names and stray anecdotes.
The Undaunted Spirit and America’s Saving Habit
The article argues that despite claims of thriftlessness the United States has rising personal savings. It notes savings accounts exceeding half a trillion dollars above two years prior, roughly five dollars per person. Bank failures decline, painting a stable economic picture while urging practical thrift.
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