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Senator Calder rebuked over Belgian relief claims
Emil Franqui a Belgian cabinet member rejected Calder's charge that American food sent to Belgium and Northern France was unfit. Franqui publically protested the falsehoods, noting seven million Belgians and over 2.5 million in Northern France survived, defending U S relief efforts and criticizing partisan attacks.
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France
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Belgium
Wilson
Farm mechanics now a path to relief for unemployment
The article argues farm mechanics offer jobs as tractor use grows and militiary veterans gain relevant skills. It highlights a new hired mechanic role serving single farms or farming communities, with repair car calls and time savings. It notes federal support via vocational education for partially disabled soldiers. It also mentions wartime peace movements and a Boston meeting that refused to hear a uniformed speaker.
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Federal Board For Vocational Education
Soldiers Speak Against Conscription and Prohibition Backers
A wartime perspective argues that the Paris peace provisions abolishing conscription mark a crucial step toward disarmament. The author contends veterans’ voices carry weight over Senate critics and urges support for universal peacetime demobilization, while opposing liquor interest tactics and affirming national prohibition.
Sunbury Children Cited as Potential Casters in National Spotlight
The article notes Sunbury children are praised as ideal casters while the State Highway Department holds nearly 11 million dollars for road work. It also mentions J P Morgans son becoming a director in a major New York bank. Frank Dumont dies, and Richard von Kuehlmann predicts a German Empire return with Germans in Paris by 1925.
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State Highway Department
Richard von Kuehlman
Germany
Paris
Democrats Win Congress District on League of Nations Platform
Pittsburg reports Attorney H. Wilson, Democratic contender in the Twenty second Pennsylvania district, claimed victory describing it as the first vote by the people on the League of Nations. Wilson credited endorsing the President and the League as central to his campaign and stance.
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Pall
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Wison
Yatt
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Tait
Butter-Wetmoreland
Greensburg
League of Nation
Satel Sylvania
Wichita Falls Aims for Oil Hub Status and City Growth
An article previews Wichita Falls Texas aiming to become a regional oil center alongside Tulsa and Dallas. It notes growing oil development, partnerships, and planned office hotels, with attention to rail access, nearby Ranger Brownwood Eldorado fields, and ambitions for future city growth and refining/distribution status.
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Keia
Wrory Kea
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Thas
Victory Libel Loan urges further tax support
A wartime fundraising appeal argues income tax remains high and declares war debts must be paid. It urges readers to subscribe liberally to the Victory Libel Loan when it opens next month, challenging the idea that loans alone will cover costs.
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Ibbera
Ami
Liberty Loan Levity in a Kitchen Laugh
A playful line recalls a maid who broke a dish yet kept smiling as she vowed not to be broke, joking she had bought Liberty bonds from a cunning banker. The fragment hints at wartime finance humor in a domestic scene.
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