Sutherland Will Seek Presidency
The Sutherland Alliance formed in Newcastle Pa to back Senator Sutherland as Republican presidential candidate. Founders include Kine George Long Quincy A McBride and James T A Gealy. Born near Kirkwood Missouri in 1865, Sutherland served in West Virginia senate and Congress before Senate tenure and sits on the military affairs committee. He is married with eight daughters and resides in Eykins West Virginia.
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George Washington) University
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Newcastle Herald
Rumford pupil’s truancy tied to lost knickers after dog incident
A Rumford ME grade school pupil avoided morning classes after the truant officer learned from Jean that a dog had run off with the boy’s knickers kept in their usual place overnight. The garment could not be found until the afternoon session.
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New South American Ship Service Planned From New Orleans
New Orleans April 22 Direct steamship service between New Orleans and the west coast of South America via the Panama Canal will start about May 1, announced by the foreign trade bureau of the Union of Commerce. Two vessels were obtained from the United States Shipping Board. The service will open direct trade between New Orleans and Chile for the first time.
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Farmers Seek Reliable Income Record 1919 Outfit
Farmers urged to keep accurate income records by obtaining a brink book and Primer of Rules and Advice. The Waterloo Evening Courier advertises the outfit available for 35 cents, promoting it as a staple aid.
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Russians Return Home as Captives Repatriated
Coblenz reports about 500000 Russian prisoners in 40 camps under American military supervision begin repatriation toward Russia. The effort, guided by the Allied Armistice Commission, aims to finish in about six weeks with relief workers coordinating feeding and camp sanitation. Americans in relief work number over 1000. shipments by Red Cross will end as missions wind down.
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Tennessee to Splash April 30, But Battle Breaker Not Chosen
Washington D C April 22 Announcement was made today by the navy department that the super dreadnought Tennessee the first of the 10 battleships authorized in the three year building program of 1916 would be launched at the New York navy yard on April 30. The sponsor has not yet been selected. Assistant Secretary Roose-
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Town adopts commission-manager government plan
A Kansas town of McCracken with 871 residents is believed to be the most unlikely to adopt a commission-manager system. The piece notes expected attendance by Gov. Roberts of Tennessee and Gov. Smith of New York and mentions sending 35 cents for a primer and outfit in Waterloo Evening.
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