Unknown Soldier Tribute Highlights Press Reporting
A St. Paul Dispatch piece lauds the anonymous Associated Press writer behind the Arlington unknown soldier story. It notes the writer’s anonymity mirrors the broader issue of signed bylines in journalism and lauds the AP descriptive craft while criticizing overbold self-importance when names appear.
Fever Robberies in 1921 Show Decline in Chicago Loot
Chicago burglars safeblowers pickpockets and holdup men netted 5 074 320 in 1921 a drop from the prior year and the number of robberies fell to 10 585 from a higher total The Chicago figure mirrors national trends indicating a general decline in anti social crime while some insist the era still holds danger but better than before
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Fame Will Sign the Stories by Kirke B. Simpson
The writer Kirke B. Simpson a member of the Washing ton stall sines 1915. Eqiver is noted as Fame will sign the stories for the Fourth Estate.
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Weighing Poverty and Pride in World and Wilbarger
The piece cites Maxim Gorky on anemia cancer and starvation in Petrograd as a critique of social ills. It notes American social problems include business downturns and farmer losses, then asserts Wilbarger County remains a standout amid Texas counties.
Guinn Williams of Wise County Acknowledged for Public Service
Wise County Messenger favorably profiles Guinn Williams born in Mississippi who grew up near Nocona and Decatur Texas. He served two terms as Wise county clerk, later ran a stock and banking business, chaired a key penal institutions investigation, and supported World War II bond and war stamp drives, earning broad local support for Congress in the 13th district.
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Delaware’s Early Path to Statehood and Elector Votes
Delaware became the first of the original thirteen states when the Constitution was ratified. It later joined as a separate state with a three electoral vote share, tied to its congressional representation, highlighting its small size and historical shifts from Swedish, Dutch, and English control.
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Haulk Hill Holiday News From Haulk Hill
Haulk Hill school kept Christmas in session. Local families from Vernon Odell Cedarville New Mexico and Whitewright gathered for dinners and visits. Harvey Whiteside survived a near horse accident and is recovering.
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Martin Towery
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Harvey Whiteside
Removal Notice for Longs Battery Shop in Vernon
Longs Battery Shop has moved to 408 North Main Street in the same building as Nash Vernon Co. Mrs. James McCarter of Decatur visited Vernon with her son L. McCarter of San Angelo. We have new samples available and invite customers to select their suit now. Ladd & Adame.
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