Newberry Indicted in Michigan Election Fraud Case
United States Senator T H Newberry of Michigan and several campaign associates are indicted by a federal grand jury on election fraud charges. The dispute involved Henry Ford backing Ford in a close Michigan Senate race with alleged campaign spending between 600000 and 1000000 dollars. The piece notes partisan tensions and questions the influence of politics on legal outcomes.
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United States
T. H. Newberry
Michigan
Newberry
Henry Ford
Rippling Rhymes on German Labor and War Effort
The piece argues Germany will rebound from the war defeat by resuming industry and production. It contrasts German industriousness with domestic unrest and claims Germany’s mills and toilers will power ahead while others quarrel over wages and rights. It urges national unity and alertness to avoid Germany overtaking.
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Germany
Ford and Newberry Campaign Tactics Stir Michigan Debate
The piece critiques Chief Executive Ford for political disruption over direct policy clash. It notes Ford's defeat and rising charges between Ford and Newberry factions. It praises Ford as a popular Michigan businessman but warns against appointing the incompetent to high office for local benevolence.
Thrift Opportunity Limited Quantity Five Dollar Offer
A thrift sale advertises a five dollar price for items for personal use or gifts. The supplier states limited quantities and no extra stock available for resale at this low price.
Questioned election tactics in Newberry case
The passage questions if Mr Newberry's election was fraudulent and suggests penalties for the crime of him and his associates. It states political intrigue across party lines is not criminal, while Newberry and his friends face charges.
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Mr. Newberry
Congress
Ford-Newberry
Ford
Wilson
Michigan
Senate
Newberry
Notable World of Quick Decisions in 19th Century Markets
A clipped editorial notes a harsh slogan about disposing of undesirables and contrasts it with sayings on value of silver dollars and bullion. The Sioux City Journal comments on the phrasing and the Minneapolis Journal remarks on market noise surrounding silver prices.
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Ohio
Sioux City Journal
Minneapolis Journal
A Democratic Delicacy in a Burlington Hawk-Eye Opinion
The Burlington Hawk-Eye mocks a Bolshevik unfamiliar with waffles and maple syrup and asserts a prescription would cure his ailment, reflecting a satirical editorial stance.
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Burlington
Expressing Foreign Policy Views in the Knoxville Express
A Knoxville newspaper column editorializes that while Americanization is fine, a few sensible foreigners could improve many U.S. senators. The piece voices a provocative stance on political representation and national identity.
President denied turkey slice due to tyrannical doctor
The Rapids Republican notes the president could not eat slices of the Kentucky fat turkey because his tyrannical doctor would not permit it. The piece mocks doctors spoiling feast days.
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Kentucky
Cedar Rapids
Enid Bennett Stars in The Law of Men at Graham Theatre
Enid Bennett headlines The Law of Men a new drama set in big city life with Niles Welch as lead. Fred Niblo directs from John Lynch story with Ella Stuart Carson scenario. George Barnes handles photography and the film features a Bohemian Manhattan atmosphere and a dramatic courtroom confession.
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Enid Bennett
Thomas H. Igee
Niles Welch
Fred Niblo
John Lynch
Ella Stuart Carson
George Barnes
Graham Theatre
Washington Square
New York
Miss Bennett
Paramount
Manhattan
G A R Post Election Meeting Announced
Regular Post meeting set for tomorrow at 7:80 PM to elect officers for the ensuing year. J A Donaldson P C notes a good attendance. The Navajo club will meet Wednesday with Mrs Marion Work on East Washington.
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J. A. Donaldson
P.C
Navajo Club
Marion Work
East Washington
Longest Dance by William Kemp Dances Nine Days
William Kemp aged seventeen during Elizabethan era danced from London to Norwich in nine days, reputed as the longest dance on record. The feat showcases endurance and dramatic traveling pace in early modern England.
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William Kemp
Elizabeth
London
Norwich
Prolific Female Rat Produces 100 Offspring Expectation
A female rat can produce 100 or more young in its lifetime, highlighting the species' high reproductive capacity and rapid population growth.
Blood infection linked to rheumatism, doctors say
Sufferers should realize that it is a blood infection. Science has proven rheumatism is caused by a germ in the blood and the remedy must reach and remove these pain demons through elimination of the germ.
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Mr. J. O
Gibson
Eople
Florence Mearer
Hitney Street
Tartford
Conn
Williams
Gadsden
Ala
Sherman Brothers
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Shannon
Washington
Iowa
East Main Street
Mutual
Abe Martin
Ti Bud
Septeman
Mr. Ford
Wirthmor
Tyrannical Doctor
Stewart
Crawfordsville
Ainsworth
Wonderly
Poland
China
Giils
Litchfield
Roderick Lean
Earl Swails
D. F. Macon
Dix
Lease & Son
Swift Specific Co
Atelanta
Wole
Cuhemecal Coo
Quincy
He T
A. Sherman Brothers
McKenzie & Shilling
W. J. Wilkinson
Riverside
J.D. Duncan
Cotter
America
leti-Lend
Weingarten Bros
New York - Chicago
Army & Navy
U. S. Army & Navy Tablet CO
West Broadway
N.Y
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