Witty take on marriage licenses and dogs in Chicago
A humorous Chicago column compares marriage licenses to dog licenses, noting the price gap and questioning fairness. It mocks prospective grooms as “it,” jokes about canine loyalty, and urges careful judgment by readers and lawmakers. It also comments on a Republican legislature, Paris peace conference prime movers, and Wilson writing a war history.
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INCE
Chicago
Slere
Windy City
League Council
Paris
League
Montevideo City Described as Healthy Waterfront Capital
The National Geographic Society bulletin portrays Montevideo as a healthy coastal capital with a mild climate. It highlights architecture, commerce as a livestock packing hub, social customs, gender norms, and cosmopolitan amenities including cinemas and newspapers.
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Montevideo
Republic of Uruguay
Calby
South America
National Geographic Society
Buenos Aires
Rio
Atlantic
Monte Carvo
Manana
United States
New York
Paris
Uruguay
Chicago
Kansas City
Spain
Orient
Voter Apathy Cited In 1920 Election Results
The World cites total votes for the 1920 presidential race with Har and Cox and notes Harding's large plurality over Wilson in 1916. It analyzes the eleven states where women voted in both elections, showing overall turnout below four years earlier and attributing it to Democrat abstention and Republican overconfidence.
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Har
Cox
Harding
Wilson
California
Colorado
Kansas
Nevada
Oregon
Iar
McKinley
Bryan
Roosevelt
J’arker
New York Herald
Austin Chamberlain Reveals Unpaid American Loan Interest
English chancellor of the exchequer Austin Chamberlain says unpaid interest on American loans to Britain totals 314.59 million dollars. He offers no clear timeline for arrears payment or reduction of the remaining balance amid ongoing U S financial pressures.
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Austin Chamberlain
England
Ellison-White Reorganizes Chautauqua on Non-Profit Basis
Portland report notes Ellison-White bureau shifts to non-profit operation of Lyceum and Chautauqua venues across the west. Board of nine trustees governs districts from Idaho to Washington with ex officio members Ellison and White. Ellison says aim is service driven, aligning with schools and churches.
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Portland
Ellison-White
Ste
Ellison
Mr. White
United States
Basia
Smaler
Ellison-White Lyroeum and Chautauqua Association
Pacific Coast
Lyceum and
Chautauqua
C. W. Tenney
Gooding College
Gooding
Idaho
Louisiana
Texas
Arizona
L. L. McCoy
Red Bluff
California
Geo. W. Gearhart
Oregon
Nevada
Utah
Colorado
D. W. Davis
Wyoming
A. C. Strange
Astoria
Montana
Josephine Corliss Preston
National Educational Association
State of Washington
Ki, Crosa
Williamette Valley Chautauqua Association
Gladstone
White
Lyceum and Chautauqua
Perkics Care Now Opens Under Pharmacy Name
A local establishment named Perkics Care Now opens under the Wernerc Pharmacy banner offering a special chicken dinner on Sunday and inviting customers to participate as live chickens are requested in unknown quantities.
Chiropractic For Colds
Advertisement urging readers to consult a chiropractor to prevent or treat colds. It promises spinal realignment to restore normal condition and bolster vitality and resistance. Free consultation and spinal analysis offered.
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Pocatello Tribune
Ansociated Press
American Newspaper Publishers’ Assn
Associated Press
Pocatello
Daily Tribune
the Tribune
the Tribune Co., Ltd
William Wallin
Chas. G. Sumner
N.cholas Ifft
Bert Stoker
Everett True
Ad “Ee
Liberty
Madame Boland
Gore
Russia
Trotsky
Ryan
Gate City Shoe Hospital
Frank Myers
North Main
Budapest
South American
Reevevides
Americas
Republic
Santiago de Chile
Sao Paulo
Brazil
Moarist
Uta Washington and
Sheen
Yoming
Stenee
Chiropractic
Dr. DuValle Sessions
Palmer School
Orpheum Theatre
X-Ray Laboratory
F. EB. Murphy
Mgr
Geo. A. Hardwick
Pocatello Gas
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Ae Aha
Daisy
BE. Jacobsen, Mgr
625 West Center
the Juvenile Shop
Jordan Sisters
Saas
South First Avenue
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