Political Opinion and Nomination Debate in 1920 Era Press
The passage comments on the Democratic nomination odds for Bryan as a potential candidate and critiques Debs as a felon choice. It questions naval readiness under Admiral Sims and critiques Wilson’s stance on the League of Nations and Article 10. Mentions Michigan Newberry trial and federal payrolls for Wally and Eickhorn, with remarks on state primaries and public opinion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newberry
Michigan
Frank C. Wally
Eickhorn
Reservation to Article 10 of the peace pact approved
The senate backed a reservation to Article 10 by 42 Republicans and 14 Democrats. It states the United States will not be bound to defend other nations or deploy forces unless Congress authorizes war or military employment by joint or separate resolution. The author condemns international socialism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
United States
League
Congress
Survey shows more young teachers and dropouts in education
A U S Bureau of Education survey finds one half of teachers under twenty-one, ten percent of entrants below standard, eighty percent enrollments at normal schools, and low pay blamed. Vincennes teachers federation president B E Myers asks eleventh and twelfth graders about teaching plans and reasons for not teaching. About 110 replies show eighty plan to teach and thirty do not, with many girls expressing uncertainty.
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United States
Bureau of Education
B. E. Myers
Pres‘dent
Vincennes City
Jni
Notable concerns on teaching career and pay in 1920s era opinions
The article collects female teachers' grievances about monotony, long hours, low pay, limited advancement, and poor social standing. It notes main causes for not pursuing teaching include insufficient salaries, few high paid positions, and lack of independence. It also hints at broader social and educational pressures in the United States in the era.
Transeden t importance noted at US Mesliun trade conference
Local newspapers call the US Mesl iun trade conference transformative with expectations of closer relations and mutual amity. Buenos Aires speakers tout improved North South America news exchanges fostering commercial and social brotherhood among nations. The report notes a surge of emigrants from Salamanca provinces to Madrid and a proposed grand lighthouse project in Vancouver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Menico City
Buenos Aires
North
South America
Don Forge Mitre
la Naron
Franklin forwards lead in all-state quintet comment
An Apollos News editor notes key players in the second all-state quintet. He cites Burdett of Anderson and Barris of Washington as standout forwards with a fierce attack. Barris played one game, nearly lifting his team to a win over Hartford City. Hendricks includes Its kin from the Washington net club in the honorable mention group.
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Rome
Mendricks
Ofv the
sNews
Tyo' Iene Tafe
Dauket
Teayps
Ris
Franklin
Burdett
Anderson
Barris
Washington
Hartford City
Hendricks
Itskin
Washington Net Club
International tensions and local politics mix in North Dakota and Texas reports
The telegrams from London accuse the United States in a South American markets struggle. In North Dakota Cass County completes the first illegitimacy case under the new law, naming the father. Iron River plans a bronze medal for the whisky rebellion outcome, while Cleveland builds a bigger park to host more fans.
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Evuenos Aires
United States
Great Britain
South America
London
United
Fargq
N. D
North Dakota
Cass County
Tron River
Mich
Iron County
Iron River
A. V. Dalrymple
Martin
McDonough
Doan’s Kidney Pills Sold For Kidney Relief
An old ad claims Doan’s Kidney Pills relieve backache and urinary issues. The testimonial mentions Mr. Vance and Foster-Milburn Co of Buffalo New York selling the remedy for 60 cents at dealers. It urges readers to ask for Doan’s Kidney Pills.
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Foster-Millurn Ko
Mirs
Buffald,n. Y
Impassable Roads Prompt Neighborhood Notes
The Midway notes report poor road conditions in the neighborhood and local social visits. Miss Gladys Hamerick remained with her grandmother in Odon from Wednesday to Friday, and several residents attended a sale at A. W. on Thursday. Joe Brock visited Charles Meyers on Saturday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Harker and Orion Metery family gathered at Red with various relatives Monday through Sunday visits. Martha Hattery hosted and guests included Jessie Chestnut and Miss Mattie Faith visiting with her sister Mrs. Lyle Riggins. Ora Myers made multiple calls to Mrs. Hattery and Verada’s mother Mrs. Joe Brock Thursday and Friday, with Elmer Mallett visiting Jesse Chestnut Saturday night.
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Gladys Hamerick
Odon
A. W
Joe Brock
Charles
Melvin Harker
Orion Metery
Aaron ‘Hattery
Martha Hattery
Jessie Chestnut
Mattie Faith
Lyle Riggins
Agnes Hackler
Dith 1
Ora Myers
Verada
Pi Tha Hattery
Elmer Mallett
Jesse Chestnut
Shiloh Weekend Visits From Local Families
Sunday visits include Mr and Mrs Horgulfel Harper and Delos Monts of Mitnois who spent time with his mother Meyora Monts Elmer Chestnut and family hosted tentro guests including Mr and Mrs Ernest Roach and Hazel Marion Chandler and families plus Maycel Harvys and Byer Fiddler families.
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Horgulfel Harper
Delos Monts
Mitnois
Meyora
Elmer Chestnut
Ernest ‘Roach
Little Hazel
Marion Chandler
Harvey
Maycel
Aersche
Byer
Ben Fiddler
Rainy Day Notes From Raglesville Community
Raglesville brief notes report births and moves. Racy Stuckey son born Monday March 1. Art Dyal’s gate repaired and Mrs Dyal leaves for Iowa with family. Albert Yongus family home visit from Yer parents. Ada Evans visited Mrs Elfw Kuteh. Harr Sean Almed moved to their home in India.
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Racy Stuckey
Art Dyal
Dyal
Albert Yongus
Intel
Ada Evans
Harr
Sean Almed
Bomen India
Public Sale Notice of P Cavanaugh Farm Auction
Public sale to be held at P Cavanaugh farm on Portersville road southeast of Washington on Thursday March 25 1920 starting at 1 o clock. Horses and mules include a span of oat mules 12 years old 17 hands high a pair of good users a general purpose horse about 3 years old broke in harness a 12 year old horse about 1200 pounds. Cattle include three Jersey cows with calves by side two coming three year old Durham cows with calves by side a coming three year old Holstein heifer and several coming yearling steers. Pigs include Duroc sows and gilts with litter and stock Duroc animals with various due dates in spring and summer.
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Publc
A P. Cavanaugh
Washington
Portersville Road
U. Um
Durham
Lady
Durot
Farrow
Duros
Hospital to Host Finish of School Term and Local Notes
Monday from the hospital at Washington where she underwent an operation for appendicitis. Ira Bright and Miss Hrewha Ary will close their school term here. Mr. Will Welsittrighn of Mainsely was here Monday. Seth Myers injured his eye Monday while saving wool with a gasoline engine. Mr. and Mrs. William Eaton and their daughter, View aie Mere. James Hoss Tuesday.
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Wistington
Ira Bright
Hrewha Ary
Wih Welsittrighn
Mainsely
Seth Myers
William Eaton
View
James Hoss
Kemper Family Welcomes Fifth Daughter
Mrs. Kemper, formerly Miss Slury Ward, gives birth to a fifth daughter on March 6. The new arrival adds to the Kew family lineage in the local community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kemper
Charles Kewer
Slury Ward
Public Sale Notice of Livestock and Implements
Public sale notice for a public auction on March 23 at Meredith farm Portersville road one mile south of Washington. Items include seven head of horses two coming four year old mares with foal by jack two Percheron colts one three year old one four year old draft mare and foal by Percheron two good gray horses two Jersey cows one plow ox team twenty feet of work horse tackle a singletree and other farming implements.
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Merédith
Portersville Road
Washington
Jack
Percheron
Jersey
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Semdae Liquid
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