France Aid in Revolution Echoes in Senate Debate
Washington reports that while the Senate may doubt constitutional authority to ratify the French treaty, public sentiment favors strong action in France's behalf. Ambassador Jusserand explains French aid to the colonies stemmed from democratic spirit, not royal authority, with many Americans recalling Revolutionary sacrifices.
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Washington
France
United States
Yorktown
Senate
America
Great Britain
Atlantic
J. J. Jusserand
Louis XVI
Substitutes in Bread Labeling Warned by U S Agriculture
Before the war bread meant wheat flour, but substitutes spread during shortages. Now any product sold as bread must be made from wheat flour or clearly labeled if substitutes are used, per the U S Department of Agriculture enforcement of the food and drugs act. The same rule applies to crackers.
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United States Army
Intelligence Service
War History Division
Army Intelligence Service
Rupert Hughes
Kenneth L. Roberts
Life
Richard Aldrich
New York Times
Arthur Somers Roche
James Jeffrey Roche
Hughes
France
National Guard
Roberts
Siberia
Congress
John J. Pershing
Pershing
United States
Liggett
Bullard
Dickman
Joseph T. Dickman
Washington
San Antonio
Marne
Food Administration
United States Department of Agriculture
Elks Back Federal Plan for Elk Conservation
At Atlantic City the grand lodge of the Elks endorsed a federal elk conservation program from the U S Forest Service and asked a committee to work with the government to enact it. The meeting urged Congress to add a narrow land strip between Absaroka and Gallatin forests north of Yellowstone to aid elk protection, with gifts or land exchanges from private holdings.
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Grand Lodge of the Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks
Atlantic City
United States
Forest Service
United States Department of Agriculture
United States Congress
Gallatin
Yellowstone National Park
Not Certain Henry L Dethmer Testifies in Coal Theft Case
Not Certain Henry L Dethmer testifies in a criminal court about coal ice and feed stolen from Polar Ice and Fuel company. He describes night watchman’s alleged conspiracy to haul goods at night and sell them next day. Judge James A Collins questions the scope of the thefts.
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Henry L. Dethmer
Polar Ice and Fuel Company
James A. Collins
Mr. Dithmer
Indianapolis News
Absence Brings Joy in a Witty Exchange
A brief quip contrasts a long absence with expectations of reunion. An old classmate appears after 14 years while a boss jokes about extending the separation. The dialogue-type snippet captures humorous social timing.
Political Missteps Hint From Sen Sorghum Chat
A quoted exchange features Senator Sor ghum reframing errors in a political career. The dialogue centers on whether admitting past mistakes counts as a supreme error.
Cincinnati Markets Ledger Grain and Livestock Prices
Market update listing corn and oats prices by grade and origin, hay and clover bids, butter eggs and poultry quotations, live stock including cattle heifers cows and calves, and packer demand figures. Notable ranges include corn No 2 white at 1.89 1.90, oats No 2 white at 0.54, dairy eggs 44 47 cents, and stocker feeder values around 7.50 to 12.50 per cwt with hogs and sows quoted near 14.50 to 18.75.
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Timothy Per Ton
Tate
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Sui
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Moline- Universal
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Felicity
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