Reed attacks Hoover over prewar links in senate
Senator Reed of Missouri charged Herbert Hoover with close ties to the British during prewar negotiations leading to U S entry. He alleged Hoover was aligned with figures near Colonel House and British interests and urged an investigation. The aside about a gate conversation appears as garbled copy from the source.
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Washington
Herbert Hoover
House
United States
Rec. Paunderat
Missouri
Senate
Jonver
Joaver
Onsie
Hia
Reclaimed Land To Open For Homestead Entry In March
Washington January 2 about 19 000 acres of reclaimed land in Wyoming and Nebraska will be opened for homestead entry in early March the reclamation service announced. Entries will be accepted for two large tracts including 600 acres and 609 acres in the North Platte valley area with the Shoshone Wyoming tract opening the following week. Final entry awaits water allocation after a period of land settlement and dam operations. This marks the largest open reclamation effort in five years with North Platte valley and surrounding tracts totaling 10 060 acres.
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Washington
Nebraska
Reclamation Service
North Platte Valley
Wyoming
North Pintte
Witney Bergice Rendy
Homersteader
CHECK THAT COLD RIGHT AWAY
An old time cold remedy, praised for enduring quality over decades, claims to combat colds, coughs, and croup effectively. Marketed for adults and children, it promises no aftereffects. Available in bottles priced 60 cents and 7 dollars 90 cents.
Captain Blain Out Under $10,000 Bond
Captain Blain, once with the Emergency Fleet Corporation, was released on a $10,000 bond after federal indictments charging him with involvement in forged or misused shipboard material. The grand jury, meeting again next Tuesday, also indicted Coast Guard agent Fotler in related matters tied to a $17,150 contract with the government. Captain Blain’s past roles and suspected schemes center on wartime shipping and government contracts.
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Hind
Northern Par
Dmergency Fleet Corporation
Sherty Tochty
Srand
Coasthuty Ny
Fotler
Department of Justice
Grand Jury
Tali
Tudigimionns
Maio
Im Ta
Elfie Coast Shipping
Wmoat iBnsinn
Holly Anit Haffers
Strike Agitation in Italy Still Goes On
A Paris dispatch reports ongoing strike agitation in Italy with hundreds of agitators arrested. The government has called out the army in several cities as a general strike is declared at Turin while street employees in Florence have gone on strike. The situation is described as warlike but perceived as reassuring by officials.
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Italy
PAIUS
Pett Parisien
Thiel
Flotener
Congress Opens New Week of Lawmaking
Aliington Jan 26 Congress starts a fresh week of action on legislation and investigations with a Kenyan Americanization bill vote in the Senate and moves on army navy and coast guard pay raises. House bills on appropriations will advance as lawmakers aim to adjourn by June 1 and committees prepare probes including naval inquiries and Bolshevik propaganda testimony.
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Aliington
Congress
Senate
Army
Navy
Coast Guard
Mary
Dentels Ja
Westgalton
Tin Navy
Stroris
Moves
Trepublican
New Hampshire
Ludwig CA. K. Marioni
ANA
Senate Military Committee
House
Meg
Harrell
Oklahoma
Dii
Senate Agricultural
Senate Agricultuya Commistiee
Livestock Commission
Che
Kenyon-Kenrick Wiswhith Manel
Railrom
Cadogomene Tablets Promoted As Health Aid
An advertisement touts Cadogomene Tablets as a remedy for weakness and vitality loss in women. It claims improved vigor, stamina, and relief from exhaustion, urging readers to buy with a money back guarantee and noting it is a prescription-style product from a physician’s practice.
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Sretter
Phyalent Cult
Montenegro Honors 19 Red Cross Workers
On Saturday January 24 Montenegro recognized 19 Red Cross workers at the King Nicholas Hall. Col Mantcherrinalt presided as 19 staff received the Order of Prince Danilo, with several officers named among the recipients. The ceremony included medals and tributes to Red Cross activists across the Montenegrin relief effort.
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Montenegro
Red Cross
Tele Stanford Ualgaralty
George Ti. Natrd
Nallan
Texas
Montenegra
Cros
Wak
Eadanton
Cal
Garfield argues against settlement in fuel strike
Chicago January 26 A Garfield former fuel administrator writes in Farm and Home that the compromise is unsound and a menace to the nation. He says current miner wages for 180 days average about 3600 annually and 200 days about 1666 to 1900, noting the public bears the impact of price and wage levels. He supports maintaining public interest, opposing broad labor or government concessions, and urges a permanent fuel administration as a consultative body to prevent withholding fuel from the public.
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Chicago
A. Garfield
Farm
Homa
Garfield
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Theieeniel
Tr. Garfield
Parardount
Wien
Paih
Industrial Relations Court Established in Kansas Law
In Kansas the legislature passed a bill creating a state court of industrial relations with exclusive jurisdiction over essential industries deemed public, including food clothing fuel and transportation. The governor signed the act, prohibiting strikes or work stoppages in these sectors and imposing penalties for conspiracy to promote disputes. The court may fix wages and arbitrate disputes, and it can also handle disputes in other industries not listed as essential.
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Fopera
Kas
Honary
Kanga
FL. J. Allen
Dr. Pierce’s remedies praised by grateful women
In a Seattle Chronicle excerpt a Mrs. G M Porrins of Ronite 3 credits Dr. Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery and Pleasant Pellets for ending stomach and nervous troubles after years of suffering. The letter extols improved health, clearer skin, and brighter eyes following use of Favorite Prescription.
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Pierce
Seattle
Wash
Tad
Dr. Pierce
Peculiar Pocket In Midwestern Business Boom Report
Jan 26 Peculiar pocket of business in the middle west noted in the seventh federal reserve district report. High prices and film propaganda, with concessions sought, contrast with demand outstripping supply due to labor shortages scarce raw materials and car shortages. Foreign exchange remain unfavorably cited as the chief obstacle to American business hopes.
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Miacagu
Middle West
Federal Reserve
Mies
Amerivran Busines
Falwr
Seventh
Federal Reserve District
Iowa
Ens
Carl
Federal contracts rise in seventh district December 1949
Contracts awarded in the seventh federal reserve district and northern Missouri and eastern Kansas during December 1949 totaled 891.785 million dollars, up from 495.011 million in December 1918, marking a substantial year over year increase.
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Onto River
Missouri River
Federal Reserve District
Missouri
Kanana
How Fat Actress Was Made Stim
A lively note on Marmola Prescription Tablets touted by stage people as an aid to fat reduction. An actress claims shedding two to four pounds weekly using a new Marmola form, with yearly use to maintain weight. Drugstores sell large canes at $1 or direct from Marmela Co. Detroit.
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Depeda Tn
Yiem
Marnela Co
Wangward Ave
Detroit
Mich
Morris Company Net Earnings for Year Ending 1919
Chicago report shows Morris and Company Packers earned 703,641.95 dollars for the year ending November 1, 1919. The profit reflects a 125 percent return on 56,025,684 dollars in capital. by‑products included revenue, assets at November 1 totaled 314,001,578 dollars.
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Chicago
Morris and Company, Packers
Orl Tess
Nackers
Governor Coolidge Not Republican Candidate
Boston reports that Governor Coolidge declared he is not and never has been a candidate for the Massachusetts delegation to the Republican national convention. He emphasized he will not permit the implication that he used the governor's office to promote his interests through delegate selection.
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Boston
Coolidge
Inday
Thi Ce
Massachusetts
Chicago
Weather Forecast For Washington Week Ahead
Weather predictions for the coming week warn of cold temperatures well below normal in the Mississippi and Missouri valleys. Early days expect fair skies with rising chances of light snow or snow flurries later, while northern regions may see occasional snow and a slow warming trend toward week’s end.
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Washington
Lesinning
Gower Missinaippi
Missouri
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