Harding Names New Cabinet
The incoming President unveils his cabinet nominees including Charles Evans Hughes for Secretary of State and Andrew Mellon for Secretary of the Treasury. Other selections include John Weeks for War, Harry M. Daughtery for Attorney General, Will H. Hays for Postmaster General, Edwin Denby for Secretary of the Navy, Albert Fall for Secretary of the Interior, Herbert Hoover for Secretary of Commerce, and support staff from New York, Pennsylvania, Massachusetts, Ohio, Indiana, and Michigan.
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Harding
Frida
Charles Evans Hughes
New York City
Glenns Falla
N.Y
New York
Govermnor
United States Supreme Court
Secretary of the Treasury
Andrew William Mellon
Pittsburg
Penn
Mellon National Bank
Western Pennsylvania
University of Pittsburg
Mellon Institute of Industrial Research
John Wingate Weeks
West ‘Newton
Massachetts
Lancaster
N. H
U. S. Naval Academy
U. S
Bankers and Brokers
Boston
United States
Massachusetts Naval Brigade
Harry M. Daughterty
Columbus
Ohio
Washington Courthouse
Washington
Republican
Republican Central Committee of
Chicago
Will H. Haya
Sullivan
Indiana
Ind
Wabash College
Hays & Hays
Republican National Committee
Mason
Presbyterian
Edwin Denby
Detroit
Mich
Congresaman
Evanston
A. S
University of Michigan
U. S. Marine Corps
Michigan
Sith
Albert Bacon Fall
Three Rivers
New Mexico
Frankfort
New Mexico Supreme Court
Benator
Towa
Farm Publica
Benk
Unber U
Corn Bolt Meat Producers’ Association
Herbert Clark Hoover
Stanford University
California
Barn West Branch
Love
American Relief Committee
London
Mollef
Belgium
Sagutpean
Easttof
James John Bayt
Tredegar Wales
Fistebury
Congress Investigations Run Up Mixed Costs Across Hearings
Washington reports that investigations in the Sixty-sixth Congress multiply as resolutions for probes rise to 212. The cost is unclear, with some probes started, some halted, and others completed without announced results. Expenses vary by length, counsel, stenography, printing, and witness travel.
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Washington
Congress
United Press
Federal Trade Commission
Europe
Mexico
William T. Ellis
Cairo
Argentina
Henry Ford
River Rouge
Mich
Union leader named head of Loyal Order of Moose
A figure described as head of a learned Loyal Order of Moose in a regional notice has long been active in labor circles. The person is connected to the Amalgamated Association of Iron and Steel Workers and is noted for continued union activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loyal Order of Moose
Association of Iron and Steel Workers
Alas
Union
Af Mira
Staple device for towing automobile amid car trouble
A home made towing device is illustrated to prevent bumping when a disabled car remains in traffic. The device aims to reduce collision risks and is described as simple and effective for roadside towing scenarios.
Device to Pull Home Tows Car In Faulty Brakes
An old guide describes a safety tow setup using a one inch rope ten feet long and a four foot dial pipe to pull a disabled vehicle. Heavy drips secure the ends of the chain with rubber hose to cushion contact and prevent damage.
Beauty and Truth at the Far Gate of the Timeless Vale
An archaic fragment discusses beauty and truth tied to a morning gate and a distant citadel. The text hints at a pilgrimage, reverence, and a search for meaning through poetic imagery and symbolic landmarks. It reads like a meditation on art, grace, and existential quest.
Dangers Lurking In The Ordinary Day
A Portland Evening Express reader quotes an accident insurance official on how daily routines pose hidden risks. From morning rises to evening bed, everyday acts and household chores can cause injuries, including falls on floors, baths, corn cutting, cooking, using ladders, lawn tools, and street crossings. The piece urges greater daily care and notes a banana peel incident as a real example of how small acts can prevent harm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland Evening Express
One Man Fooled Monarch by Dodging Prussian Tolls
A tale of Tim Morgan, a six-foot Irish farmer who outwits Frederick William I's guards. Sent to recruit his imaginary tall brothers with a bribe, he never returns. Yearly, he climbs a hill near his home in Ireland and shakes his fist at the Prussians, bidding them goodbye.
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Frederick William I
Prussia
Tim Morgan
Guards
Tim
Broderick
Howe
Ireland
What Happens to Your Body When You Sleep
A guide from Popular Helence Monthly explains sleep effects. Breathing slows, heart rate drops, and cellular repair begins as muscles and nerves refresh. Waking refreshed depends on eight hours of proper sleep, ventilation, and relaxed posture with light bedding and knee positions.
The System of Primaries Debate and Defense
A Wyoming Boomerang editorial defends the current primary system while criticizing a move to revert to the convention method. It argues primaries curb boss influence, supports Senator Oviatt’s loyalty but warns against drastic change, noting costs and political maneuvering as flaws, yet maintains primaries are the best option until a better system appears.
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State Senate
Oviatt
Boomerang
Senate
Wu Party
Laramie
Wyoming Students Visit Capital
Wyoming university delegates about 360 to 400 strong rode a special Union Pacific train to Cheyenne on February 18. They appeared before a joint session of the legislature, presented campus spirit, and then returned, accompanied by the university band and vocational students.
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University Cadet Corps
Wyomi
Capitol
House of Representatives
Senate
George C. Ratter
May
Sibley
Carey
Nelson
University
Satan
Wyoming
Cheyenne
Laramie
Mar
Union Pacific
Legisature
Mth
Lomhe
Wes
Determining Mountain Heights by Barometric Methods
Height of mountains is ascertained by barometric observation of atmospheric pressure at lower and higher levels. An instrument called the mountain barometer is used, graded for this purpose. It can also be done with a leveling instrument and dolite, but both require technical knowledge.
Sugar in India and the gur production note
A fragment discusses Indian gur or gul sugar, describing dark brown jaggery made by boiling juice without removing molasses. It notes the product is widely sold and consumed without refining, with some mention of tiger production and a subscription line cut off.
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India
Notice to soldiers for naturalization applications 1921
Notice to soldiers stating that those not naturalized who served may become citizens by applying to the Naturalization Examiner on Monday March 8 1921 at the office of the Clerk of the District Court Town Hall. Applicants should bring with them two witnesses and attest their honorably discharged status. Clerk of the District Court Chapel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mery
Distri Fiat
CATARRH MEDICINE CLAIMS HEALING POWER
An advertisement promotes Catarrh Medicine by Cheney Co of Toledo Ohio. It claims to cleanse the blood and prevent colds and chronic catarrh though some claims appear unverified. A free trial is offered to demonstrate effectiveness or lack thereof.
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Suse
Medicin
Es. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
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Chas, E. Hughes
Secretary of State
Western
Department of Interior
U. S. Congress
Monarch
Frederick William I of
Biria
LitTiirorei Ntls Otfes
Poe
Bates
WYO
Capital
Su!scribe
The
Gamera
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Feairine
Frontier Supply Company
Kemmerer Union Laundry
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