Unknown Soldier Tribute Highlights Unknown AP Reporter
A St Paul Dispatch tribute compares Arlington’s unknown soldier with the unknown Associated Press writer. The piece praises anonymous journalism while debating signed bylines and the restrained power of descriptive prose.
Fame Will Sign The Stories By Kirke L Simpson
Kirke L Simpson, long time Washington staff writer since 1914, is noted for signing the stories in the Fourth Estate. The editor highlights his enduring role and recognition within the publication's reporting team.
A Look at Hard Times and Hope in America
The article cites Masiu quoting Gorky that Petrograd suffers anemia and starvation while noting America has problems yet remains the “Star of Hope.” It mentions evils in government, private gain in public opinion, and farmer losses, comparing Wilburger County to Texas counties.
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Star of Hope
Texas
Wilburger
Chicago robberies fall in 1920 with smaller loot
Burglars, safeblowers and pickpockets in Chicago secured 3 074 320 dollars, over half a million less than the prior year. Robberies numbered 10 585 versus 12 900 in 1920, mirroring a nationwide trend. The data suggests crime is becoming more insecure overall while moral outlook remains cautiously hopeful.
Delaware’s early path to statehood and electors
The piece traces Delaware as the first of the original thirteen to ratify the Constitution, its delayed full union until nine states ratified, and outlines Delaware’s early history from 1638 Swedish settlement through Dutch and English control, its 2,370 square mile size, and three presidential electors. It notes the river namesake origin of Delaware.
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OO Delewar
United States of America
Delaware
Delaware River
New Sweden
Peter Stuyvesant
New Netherlands
Pennsylvania
Willam Penn
Penn
Congress
New Yorks
Bay
Jaware
Guinn Williams a Wise County Figure for Congress
Wise County Messenger profile highlights Guinn Williams born 1871 in Mississippi, raised in Texas, longtime Wise County banker and rancher. He served two terms as Wise County clerk, then State Senator steering key finance and penal institutions investigations. World War efforts and public service noted.
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Guinn Williams
Mississippi
Texas
Montague County
Nocona Dow
Wise County
Decatur
Guinn
Williams
State Senate
Senate
13Th Congressional District
Ady
Haulk Hill Brief Holiday News and Visits
Haulk Hill notes a quiet Christmas period with social visits and a 42 game enjoyed by families. M P Barnfield, Rev A B Hughes, J F Musser, and others attended services in Vernon and Odell. Mr Adrian Flowers and family visit from Cedarville New Mexico while notable horse mishap near-misses are mentioned.
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Haulk Hill
M. ?. Barnfield
Martin Towery
Vernon
H. R. Barrett
Elmer
J. O. Morgan
T. H. Green
M. P. Barnfield
A.B. Hughes
J. BE. Dockery
Odell
Adrian Flowers
Cedarville
New Mexico
Mary Archer
Flowers Oncy
8. B. Sherrill
A. FE. Morgan
Longs Battery Shop Moves to 408 North Main
Longs Battery Shop relocates to 408 North Main street in the same building as Nash Vernon Co. The ad notes Mrs. James McCarter of Decatur with her son K. L. McCarter of San Angelo visited Vernon Sunday. Ladd & Adams invites customers to select from new samples and offers phone 417.
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Longs Battery
North Main Street
Nash Vernon Co
James McCarter
Decatur
Vernon
K. L. McCarter
San Angelo
Ladd & Adams
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