Germany's comeback in world markets after war
The article argues Germany, returning from defeat, is rebuilding its industry and exporting cheaply to threaten foreign markets. It warns the United States cannot compete on wages and urges limiting cheaper foreign goods to protect American workers while improving efficiency.
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Charles Pbwar
Eutates
Germany
Ee Pagland
France
Italy
United States
England
Rippling Rhymes by Walt Mason Lampoons Pie Prices
The poem laments high living costs and profiteering over pie, noting pie is essential comfort for the poor. It mocks parasitic pricing, arguing for fair charges and condemning overcharging while praising pie as solace for the hungry and weary.
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Walt Mason
Cleopatra
Plan to Rebuild Davenport Theater After Fire
Charles T. Kindt with architect John Eberson of Chicago announces a new legitimate theater will rise on the Burns site, after a recent fire. The Illinois Theatre in Rock Island remains open to host bookings while the new house is built, with Eberson deeming the foundation unusually strong. The older Burtis walls will be retained in part and remodeled for the project.
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Davenport
Charles T. Kindt
John Eberson
Chicago
Mr. Kindt
New York
Rock Island
Ilinois
Eberson
Burtis
Unusual School Tangle Is Before the Supreme Court
A motion to advance the hearing date in the case over the legality of forming the consolidated independent school district of Hopeville is set for tomorrow morning before Iowa's state supreme court. The matter marks the first time a public school in Iowa has been placed in the hands of a receiver, with other related cases on the docket.
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Des Moines
Consolidated Independent School District
Hopeville
State Supreme Court
Iowa
Qy Public
Supreme Court
State of
State of Iowa On Relations of J. W. Coon Et al., Vs. J. A. Orr
Yule Phrase From Celtic Northlands
Fragmentary text mentions Yule and Christmas in Scotland and northern England with unclear references to elves and tor. The lines hint at traditional winter or festive terms but lack clear events or outcomes.
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Scotland
Enetend
The Story of Our States Nevada's Path to Statehood
The article traces Nevada's history from early exploration across the Sierras through the Comstock mining boom of 1859 1861 and eventual admission as the thirty sixth state in 1864 It notes its large area but small population and the boom bust cycle tied to mining and settlement with Utah boundary changes and territorial evolution.
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California
Sierras
Nevada
Father Garea
Deserts
Peter
Ogden
Hudson's Bay Company
Humboldt River
Ogden River
Oyns
Vremont
Mexico
United States
Utah
Art Noon
McClwre
Syacivate
Hopeville School District Consolidation Challenged
The court finds the Hopeville district not legally organized and the consolidation petition irregular for including an 80 acre tract not in the original petition. The district’s existence is void and acts after objections were illegal. case proceeds de novo in the state supreme court.
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Ent
Hopeville
District Court
State Supreme Court
Consolidated Independent School District
Supreme Court
Smith
Judge administers oath to new citizens in Los Angeles court
U S District Judge Pedsoe required citizenship applicants to affirm the Eighteenth Amendment as part of their oath at the naturalization court in Los Angeles. The judge stressed universal obedience to the Constitution and prohibition, noting many applicants were rejected for dodging military service.
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U.S
Pedsoe
Naturalization Court
Los Angeles
Indge Bledsoe
Americans speed up repatriation of war dead from France
The Graves Registration Service reports 20 000 bodies will be buried in four permanent American cemeteries in France. About 77 senior servicemen are set to be moved to the United States next month. Berlin work finds most graves in unoccupied Germany and smooths shipping plans. The Fine Arts Commission in Paris reviews cemetery beautification and headstone design with French landscape artists.
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France
United States
Aad
America
Argonne
Berlin
Germany
Fine Arts Commission
American War Memorial Council
Paris
Save Deer From Drowning on Neebish Island Rescue
R. W. Campbell, Neebish Island lighthouse keeper, recounts a deer herd of 14 crossing the river toward Sugar Island. Seven turned back, seven pressed on into ice floes. Campbell and his sons, by duck and rowboats, rescued four before the others perished and the exhausted deer gathered on the dike.
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R. W. Campbell
Neebish Island
Mich
Sugar Island
Neebish
Mr. Campbell
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Clarke County District Court
Jonathan Brace
RJ Evada
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J.B. Edgington
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Southwest Corner Square
Farmers’ Union
Washington, IA
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J. D. Dayton
Westchester, Iowa
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Washington, Lowa
Brookhart Bros. Law
Opera House
Mutual Phone
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Wilson
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Washington, Iowa
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Mia M. Wi. Sartor
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Fastrom
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Washington Lodge
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