Masaryk the Father of His Country in Czecho Slovakia
A profile of Thomas G Masaryk detailing his rise from a coachmans son to life president of Czecho Slovakia founded on independence and democracy. It notes his seven year term unique re election, his leadership in wartime exile, and his role shaping the nation from Prague s Hradcany castle while praising his philosophy of active resistance and scientific politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ife
Sneh
Thomas G. Masaryk
Crech
Fhs
Masaryk
Maenryk
Bradcony Castle
Prague
National Assembly
Tomasek
United States
University of
Vienna
Czech University of Prague
Silav
Moravia
A4ne
Progressiva
Ngaly
Bohemia
the Times
Serbia
Forgach
Friedlung
Austria-Hungary
Agram
Zagreb
Pinto
Hia
Jan Bus
Karat Havicek
Wiless Yjmet
Karl Marx
Russia
Europe
White House
Czecho-Slovakia
Hradcany
Taticek
Prussia
Germany
Nies
Eurepe
Mosdéryk
Jan G. Masarys
Olga Masaryk
Tolstoy
Becase
Allance
Hapsburg
Budapest
Belgrade
Sofia
Constantinople
Bngland
Persian Gulf
Austria
Hapsburg-Hohenzollern
Bohemian Review
Switzerland
London
America
Siberia
France
Italy
Austro-Hungarian Empire
Hapsburgs
Hohenzollerna
William
Karl
Kincksmid
Czecho-Slovak Republic
Hrasenny Castle
Hopsburge
Bryan as Movie Star Trial Raises Prohibition Plot Claims
A lawsuit alleges Willi Jennings Bryan posed as a film star to promote a prohibition themed project. The case cites agreements, alleged demanded profits, and a planned publicity effort, with Dalton claiming $12,000 spent and $25,000 in time and effort.
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Willi Jennings Bryan
Beyan
Eoge
George Jr. Danion
Mr. Bryan
Bryan
Dunton
Walton
Edward F. Goltra
St. Louis
Dalton
Republican women push for full party role after convention
Mary Garrett Hay of New York, chairwoman of the Republican women's division, says women voters must receive full recognition in the party. They should be included in secret councils with responsibility and authority, or risk resentment. The piece notes the convention's manipulation and hints at wider reading for voters.
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General Federation of Women’s Clubs
Mary Garrett Hay
New York
Republican National Executive Committee
Mary A Booth Photomicrographer of Springfield Treated as a Pioneer
Miss Mary A Booth of Springfield Massachusetts has become a leading photomicrographer and microscopist. Once an invalid in a wheeled chair she found health and happiness through study of the tongue of a bee and the glazard of a cricket. She is a fellow of the Royal Microscopical Society and the AAAS, active in several scientific bodies, with an upcoming exhibit at the Bureau of Entomology in Washington.
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Mary A. Booth
Springfield
Mass
Long Island
Hfe
Royal Microscopical Society of London
American Society For the Advancement
Eeery Eae
Bureau of Entomology
Washington
Cummins Likely to Retain Senate Seat in 1921
Senator Albert B. Cummins of Dex Moines appears set for another U.S. term, with a March 3, 1021 expiration. A Republican stalwart, he built a long political career from the 22nd Iowa legislature to governor and then to the Senate, shaping rail legislation and foreign treaty debates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert B. Cumullus
Town
Senate
Kenyon
Cummins
Cumming
Dex Moines
Republican National Committee
United States Senate
W. B. Alligan
Vonmeet.oy
Cincinnati
Richmond
Wayne Bullroad
Adana Scene Described From Heat to Humble Life
Muny writes of Adana in 1915 as a heat blasted alluvial plain city marked by old houses with tile roofs and crowded bazaars. He notes masses of Armenians killed in 109 and deportations in 1915, while detailing street life, venders, donkeys, water peddlers, and a ancient bridge linked to Justinian.
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Adana
Victoria
Nfs
French Oriental Legion
Kos
Dozar
Justinian
Truth and Conscience Letter Sends 40 Cent Reimbursement
A letter with 40 cents enclosed arrived at R W Furnas Tea Cream Co. Friday. It describes a past Slippery Gulch celebration in Indianapolis with a request to reimburse a concession vendor for refreshments amounting to 40 cents. The note cites the slogan Truth and mentions being in the city this week. The writer asks the enclosed amount be placed in the proper place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. W. Furnas Tee Cream Company
Conmee Fund
Indianapolis
Indianapolis News
Rare Bank Cash Transfer Stirs New York Heist Talk
About 36 men in two small cars moved an estimated 80 million dollars in cash and securities on a Sunday between Citizens National Bank at 820 Broadway and Chemical National Bank at 270 Broadway. They also transferred nearly 1 million dollars in gold and jewelry tucked into safe deposit boxes. Four police officers watched the operation in plain clothes and in uniform.
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New York
Citizens National Bank
Broadway
Chemical National Bank
Aonb
Ip Muffl
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Czechoslovakia
Faasar
Asar
Vas
Tial
Miss Hay
Unes
Gorien
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