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Work for Congress After War Ends
The article outlines tasks for Congress after a war with Germany ends. It cites plans for a federal budget to curb waste, simplified income taxes, job and land for veterans, farm support and increased production, protection for chemics and dyestuffs, aid for road building, forest development, tariff readjustment, and regulation of interstate food transport and cold storage profits.
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Congress
United States
Germany
Return of bodies from abroad prompts War Department report
Senator J W Wadsworth urged a full War Department account on repatriation of U S service members who died overseas. Secretary Baker replies with a report noting 17000 caskets purchased and ongoing shipment delays due to material shortages. 3000 en route in March and 5000 in April with monthly shipments continuing.
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J. W. Wadsworth
Committee On Military Affairs
United States
Senate
Newton
Baker
Bothvay
Europe
War Dead Remains Transportation and Burial Plan Proposed
The quartermaster general studies French consent and sources for caskets to remove and rebury all bodies in Europe. Embalmers will supervise preparations for return home or permanent overseas burial. about 76 percent to homes, 25 thousand abroad. Estimated costs include 500 dollars per home return and 200 to 250 for field of honor burial. A 350 60 000 dollar minimum appropriation is urged, with sundry civil funds to cover the balance of a 30 million plan.
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Europe
Euch Place
Suresnes
Irik
Unseating the Socialists Stirs New York Legislature Debate
The New York legislature ousted five Socialist members, claiming they belong to a disloyal party. The move sets a precedent and is framed as a victory for opponents, though critics say it minimizes Socialist influence and triggers nationwide discussion.
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New York
Socialist Party
Flad
Socinliais
Albany
New York Political Turmoil Draws Media and Leaders Into Ouster Debate
The attack on Socialists boosts support from strong men and influential papers like the New York World. The Albany fight signals potential shifts in party control, while women voters' groups in New York push back against perceived legislative pressure. The verdict is seen as tied to outside strings and vested interests.
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Speaker Sweet
Charles BE
Stughes
New York Dar Association
The
New York World
Cativ
New York
Lot
Mary Butterfield Sells Apartment House on Washington Avenue
Notice records Mary Butterfield selling her apartment house on CIT44 Washington Avenue and relocating to 355 Twenty Fourth Street. Adv Del Emss LPs Standard Wast At.
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Mra
Mary Butterfield
del Emss
J. J. Brummitt
Hudson Avenue
Davis County Experimental Farm established in North Farmington
The Davis County Experimental Farm, supported by county funds and operated by the Utah Agricultural Experiment Station, will open in North Farmington between Salt Lake City and Ogden. Horticultural expert Alma Wilson leads the new site, with plans for long term use and widespread visitation to study farming problems in Utah's intensive regions.
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Davis County
North
Farmington
Tate
Tracking P
We ‘Thawne
Davis County Agriculturarl
W. E. Potter
Davis County Farm Bureau
Experiment Station
Campos
Harris and Dre
Hill and Merrill
North Farmington
Salt Lake
Orden
Utah Agricultural Experiment Station
Fielding
Payson
Utah Agriculture
Alma Wilson
Weber County
Weber Stake Academy
Utah Agricultural Col
State Point
Morgan County
Order Forbids Raise In Insurance Rates
A Lincoln Nebraska District Court issued a temporary order delaying a new rate table by the Royal Highlanders an insurance frater nity. William Widener and Ernest Solmes allege the rates discriminate against older members. Hearing set for April 12. the order affects members in multiple states.
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Liscoln
Neb
Royal Highlanders
Nebraska
District Court
Wilam Widener
Ernest Solmes
Lincoln
Andar
Strong Women And Men Seek Spring Health Boost
An old fashioned herbal tonic named Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery is advertised as a spring health aid for both women and men. The ad claims to improve blood quality, heart and nerves, and offers 60 cents per vial from Dr. Pierce's Invalids' Hotel in Buffalo New York.
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Dr. Pierce
Buffalo
N. Y
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