Wilson’s enduring peace legacy praised by Fess in Columbus speech
Ohio Congressman Simeon D. Fess lauds Woodrow Wilson in Columbus for shaping world opinion toward peace and justice. He credits Wilson’s spirit and the 1917 address and fourteen points, noting the lasting impact despite partisan opposition and Wilson’s physical frailty.
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Three Hignett Brothers Die in Train Collision
El Paso reports Russell Hignett 18 Erman Hignett 20 and Carl Hignett 16 were killed when the car they rode was struck by a Southern Pacific passenger train at a grade crossing twenty miles east of El Paso. The victims are brothers from the city.
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Republicans Will Put Out Full State Ticket
Dallas Texas Jan 21 A Republican ticket with a nominee for every state office to be voted on this year will be named at a Lincoln Day dinner at the Texan Hotel in Fort Worth on February 11 Morton McCormac of Chicago said after a six week Texas tour he talked to more than 900 men and opinions showed conditions never before so favorable for a Texas Republican ticket He suggested R B Creager of Brownsville as a possible Postmaster General and noted Mexico must show willingness to sign a treaty protecting American property rights before any recognition can occur
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Start the new year by gas at the convention
R. S. Morehead urges readers to begin the new year by buying gas and filling stations at the convention, stressing timely action and market opportunities for fuel procurement.
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350 Polish orphans to leave for home
New York on January 28 the Princess Mateika will sail with 350 Polish orphans whose parents were killed in the war between Poland and Soviet Russia. The children, who traveled the world and crossed Siberia, were gathered by the Polish National Committee of Relief and sent via Japan to Seattle and Chicago for schooling while relatives in Poland were sought. Conditions now warrant returning them to Poland.
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Union Haircuts Cut to 25 Cents in Sherman
Sherman Jan. 18 Union barbers announce wartime price reductions for civilians haircuts drop to 25 cents and shaves to 20 cents, down from 35 and 25 cents respectively as wartime costs ease.
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Hopeful Texans Paying Taxes Says Lon Smith
State Comptroller Lon A. Smith returned from a statewide trip and said the financial horizon is clearing Texans in various pursuits are more hopeful and on the mend.
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Tax collectors year starts with zeal and bright prospects
Comptroller Smith notes renewed vigor among tax collectors as the new year begins with many people paying poll taxes. The scene shows offices busy with men and women fulfilling their tax duties, reflecting strong interest in poll tax payments. P. J. Pierce & Sons advertises fresh cigars and popular brands.
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Rub-My-Tism Rheumatism Ad From Morehead
Short notice vulcanizing service offers quick repairs with guaranteed satisfaction. Includes contact points for Morehead and an old time remedy claiming to ease rheumatism.
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