Cooperation Between President and Congress
Representative Frank Mondell argues that the 1921 Republican Congress fully cooperated with the President, enacting key reforms including the Emergency Tariff, budget system, maternity welfare act, federal relief for ex servicemen, highway funding, tax cuts, and anti lynching measures. The record shows unanimous compliance with presidential recommendations, the Fordney tariff, and expansion of federal authority while pursuing fiscal restraint.
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Republican Congress
Europe
United States
Congress
Central Powers
War Finance Corporation
Packers and Stockyards
Budget Bureau
America
Wilson
Indian Bureau
Postal Service
House
Russia
Thackeray Seen as Great Figure of Genius and Humor
Lord Rosebery regards Thackeray as a rich genius with honest purpose, whose imagination and humor occasionally cloud judgment yet leave a hopeful legacy. He notes Thackeray bequeaths diverse literary treasures that may survive long after others fade.
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Thackeray
Lord Rosebery
Ant Invasion Ravaging Italian Riviera Gardens
Reports describe a new large vicious ant species harming the flower industry along the Italian Riviera. Horticulturists are urged to report sightings immediately and follow prescribed destruction steps after the ants are believed introduced from Argentina.
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Riviera
Balance Wheel of Democracy Highlighted at Farmers Chautauqua
Farmers and townspeople gathered as Mr. Everingham spoke on the importance of agriculture to national prosperity. He emphasized that farming is the primary business of America and urged action based on his message delivered to thousands.
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America
Mr. Everingham
Everingham
Spanish Green Olive Beet and Potato Salad
A simple salad recipe using cold boiled potatoes onions green olives capers and a pickled beet mixed lightly and served in lettuce hearts with dressing. The guide stresses salads as essential yet easy additions to dinner and offers practical preparation tips.
Time to Beware from Letters from China
A pithy quote warning about a woman's ability to persuade by suggesting exceptional manhood. The remark by Jay Denby in Letters from China cautions readers to beware of flattery from perceptive, intelligent women who may wield influence in conversation.
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Jay Denby
China
Real measure of happiness in love not wealth
In a quotation attributed to Mrs. Iachhald, happiness is defined by the presence and quality of one's loved ones. Wealth and fine furnishings are dismissed as false indicators, with true felicity found in caring relationships. The speaker asserts that lacking love signals deep adversity regardless of status or appearance.
Umbrella misadventure in a hometown tale
Pa Hanley clings to a green umbrella amid village schemes to save it from loss. Almeda Smith exposes the umbrella. Pa hides it in a barrel. return finds it ruined and mocked by neighbors. Sammy Snow’s pup and two odd purchases cap the quirk of a small town day.
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Ma Hanley
Abe Finley
Mrss Smith
White House
Bijah
Tildy
Almeda Smith
Almeda
Uriah
Uriah Hanley
Hanley
Miss Hanley
Joe Snow
Sam
Sammy Snow
I Hate Dese Guys in a Foreign Class
A teacher tests a diverse classroom with the word disguise, guiding students to use it in a sentence. Tony, the Italian boy teased by peers, responds with vehemence, saying I hate dese guys. The moment highlights classroom tension and prejudice among Slavs, Italians, and others.
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Tony
Magazine writer declares men failures in satire
A female essayist in a magazine proclaims men fail by her standard, suggesting few men meet wives’ expectations. The voice hints at broader gender critique, noting that no man has fully satisfied his spouse’s view of an ideal husband.
Iceland's farming hailed as leading industry
Iceland ranks farming among its top industries. The nation excels in sheep raising and dairying with exports around 270 000 dollars worth of butter annually.
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Iceland
World Silver Production and Consumption in 1921
An analysis estimates 1921 world silver production at 161 million ounces, down from 174 million in 1920. The United States produced 50 million ounces, Mexico 62 million, Canada 10 million, and other countries 39 million. Consumption and exports to the East absorbed 36.5 million ounces more than production, with detailed allocations to arts, Mint purchases, and international shipments totaling 197.5 million ounces.
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United States
Mexico
Canada
East
England
India
China
Far East
Puritan Architecture and Furniture Worthy of Praise
Wallace Nutting argues against the view that Puritans were insensitive to beauty. He praises rugged, durable buildings and furniture for climate adaptation, practical design, and sober rationality reflecting Puritan genius and inner nobility.
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Wallace Nuttings
Beck Op
Nutting
Randolph Circuit Court notices of estate and partitions
Executor files final settlement for the estate of Eliza E. Ramsey with hearing set for June 17, 1922. Creditors and heirs must appear to show cause and prove heirship. Also notices to non residents. Hazel Gertrude Reece must answer by July 15, 1922 in a divorce action. Partition suit involving Elizabeth Matilda Whiteford and others has defendants warned to appear by July 3, 1922. Court seal and clerk Nathan R. Chenoweth.
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Eliza E. Ramsey
Randolph Circuit Court
State of Indiana
Randolph County
Circuit Court
Ernest L. Reece
Hazel Gertrude Reece
Focht & Hutchens
Indiana
Winchester
Elizabeth Matilda Whiteford
Walter Bales
Daisy Kinyon
Russell
Harris
Thetate
Court House
A. D
Nathan R. Chenoweth
Flooded stage disrupts Splash Me revue at Hull Tivoli
An unrehearsed scene at the Hull Tivoli Music Hall revue Splash Me ended in disaster as a rear tank burst flooding the stage and basement. Musicians stood in inches of water on an elevated platform while audiences reacted with amusement and the bathing scene was scrapped.
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Tivoli Music Hall
Hull
England
Nations League issues unique gold franc coin
Numismatists welcome a single gold franc minted as the League of Nations monetary unit. The octagonal coin, about one third the size of a farthing, bears S des N 1927 on one side and 1 franc or on the other. Valued at 0.1925 dollars, it may curb circular coin use and help distinguish coins by feel.
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League of Nations
S. Des N
Societe Des Nations
Christian Science Monitor
World Famous Editor to Lecture at Chautauqua
Frank Dilnot, former London Globe editor and wartime foreign press representative, will lecture on "Lloyd and America" during the Community Chautauqua third night. The internationally known journalist, author of several books, will discuss relations between England and the United States, promising a crowded tent.
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Chautauqua
Frank Dilnot
London Globe
Foreign Press
America
Washington
World Affairs
England
Lloyd George
Lloyd
Guardian Sale of Minor's Real Estate in Randolph County
Guardian Seth Hinshaw of John Worley Hall a minor announces a court ordered sale of one third of the northwest quarter of the southwest quarter section 19 township 21 north range 14 east totaling about 51 acres. Sale at Focht and Hutchens law offices June 13 1922 at 10 am with at least one third cash and remaining balance in two notes secured by mortgage.
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Seth Hinshaw
John Worley Hall
Randolph Circuit Court
Focht and Hutchens
Public sale of Emerson Addington real estate planned near Stone Station
Caleb Starbuck executor of Emerson Addington's estate announces a 2 pm sale on July 1 1922 of the west half of the west half of the southeast quarter 25 21N 13E Randolph County Indiana containing 40 acres or more. If not sold at public auction, the property may be sold privately at F S Caldwell's law office in Winchester with terms a third cash and balance in notes due within 9 or 15 months at 6 percent interest, with mortgage security.
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Stone Station
Randolph County
Indiana
F. 5S
Caldwell
Winchester
Randolph Circuit Court
Caleb G. Starbuck
Public Hearing Planned on Winchester Street Improvement
Winchester Indiana May 24 1922 notice states the Common Council on May 17 1922 adopted a resolution to grade curb and pave West Washington Street from Clem Avenue West to Heaven Wackett and Norton's Addition and south to Winchester and Windsor pike with brick asphalt block wood or concrete. Public hearing set for June 14 1922 at 8 PM to assess benefits and costs.
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Winchester
Indiana
Sheriff Sale of Oil Lease and Property in Randolph County
By virtue of an execution from the Randolph Circuit Court clerk, a public sale will be held June 24, 1922, at the Randolph County Courthouse from 10 am to 4 pm. The bid will cover oil and gas leasehold in the west halves of SE and NE quarters plus 17 1/3 acres in section 4, with the oil well equipment and buildings, and related machinery and stock. If the judgment is not fully realized, the fee simple of the real estate may also be offered for sale. The property is listed as belonging to The Robert Grege Oil Company Bill. Sale proceeds to be distributed per law. Court sale terms apply. encontro
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Randolph Circuit Court
Court House
Randolph County
Indiana
Robert Grege Oil Company
Winchester Indiana approves street improvement resolutions
On the seventeenth day of May 1922 the Common Council of Winchester Indiana adopted resolutions to improve South Oak Street from Thompson Street to Greenville Avenue and South Main Street to the city line. The plans call for grading curbing and paving with vitrified brick asphalt block or wooden block on a concrete foundation or concrete street twenty four feet wide. Public hearings will be held for those affected or liable for assessments. H E McNees city clerk signed the resolutions and orders.
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Common Council
Winchester
Indiana
West Washington Street
Clem Avenue
Heaven
Wackett and Norton
Winchester and
Windsor Pike
Council Chamber
City of
Oak Street
Thompson Street
Engle
Markle
Greenville Avenue
South Street
Cide
Ind
India
South Main Street
Corporation
Richmond
Notice of Administrator with Will Annexed in Randolph Co
The Randolph Circuit Court of Randolph County Indiana appoints 213 Fermen Focht as Administrator with the Will Annexed of the estate of Sarah A Houser of Randolph County. The estate is stated to be solvent. Focht & Hutchens are attorneys for the administrator.
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Randolph Circuit Court
Randolph County
State of Indiana
Sarah A. Houser
Focht
Focht & Hutchens
Doctor Hinshaw Practice in Winchester Indiana
Dr O W Hinshaw physician and surgeon based in Winchester Indiana. Office at southeast corner of Main and South streets with hours to 10 am 12 pm and 7 8 pm. Night and day calls answered. Office and residence phone 262.
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0. W. Hinshaw
Winchester
Indiana
Main
South Streets
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A. C. Everingham
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France
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