Mexico's Centennial Celebrated Amid Hope For Prosperity
The Anaconda Standard notes Mexico's planned centennial on September 21 marking 100 years since independence. It traces revolutions from 1810 and 1862 and highlights Obregon's presidency, Mexico's rich resources, and improving commerce. It mentions the Durango iron deposit, potential foreign concessions, and souring US relations, urging steadier ties and national development.
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Mexico
Spain
Hidalgo
Iturbe
Maximilian
Obregon
Diaz
Durango
United States
Majestic Shines as Giant Transatlantic Liner Progresses
The Majestic a 56000 ton White Star liner nearing completion at Hamburg dwarfs predecessors in size and capacity. She will carry about 4100 passengers with 1100 crew, nine decks, electric elevators and seven and a half acres of deck area. Three wireless plants and a shipwide telephone system will keep it in continental contact at sea. Special kosher facilities are planned.
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Majestic
Hamburg
Bismarck
Power shift in New York mayoral race sparks women’s vote push
The five mayoral candidates race to court women voters promising more gender representation in city jobs. Critics note Mayor Hylan’s mixed record and his past replacement of a woman office holder, while many women demand inclusion in all departments and police magistracy. The reader sees strong pressure on the next mayor to honor female priorities.
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New York
Hylan
Brooklyn
The Moral Of It From The Atlantic Tests
A treatise on a military board report says planes did not topple battleships but did weaken morale and add risks to naval power. It argues aviation must grow in both army and navy as disarmament talks continue, with calls for vast air service expansion despite the battleship’s enduring role.
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Army and Navy Board
Atlantic
United States
Air Travel and War Talk Across Montana Papers
Montana editors discuss aviation safety progress since the Wright brothers and the fading crowd appeal of air meets. They debate postwar policy, debt relief, and bringing troops home while noting ongoing international tensions and future aerospace ambitions.
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Wright Brothers
France
Ion
Rewarding an Ally In Lloyd George’s wartime Japan remarks
In a Chicago Tribune excerpt, Lloyd George defends the wartime alliance with Japan, saying there was a clear test of loyalty and that Japan remained on the winning side. The piece notes era public doubt and concerns over discretion and self interest tempering Japanese valor.
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Chicago Tribune
Lloyd George
Hans
Japan
French President Hosts Supreme Council of Diplomats
President Millerand entertains the supreme council of diplomats at Rambouillet in the garden of the presidential chateau. In the lineup from left to right are Millerand, Briand, United States Ambassador Harvey, Lloyd George, and Ambassador Her Nek, with a light moment noted.
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Supreme Council of Diplomats
Rambouillet
Millerand
Briand
United States
Harvey
Lloyd George
Her Nek
Flashing Pins and Stings of Tax, Taste, and Trade
A collage of satirical quips notes Georgia taxing dogs while bachelors escape, shifts in valuation, art restoration delays, nuts from California rather than Brazil, and a robber’s insecure hold on securities. An actress claims a dress can be made for $1.25 amid broader cost concerns.
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Georgia
Boston Transcript
Ferdinand
Springfield Republic
California
Brazil
Johnson
Providence Journal
Washington Star
Minneapolis Tribune
Humorous captions and cartoons from 1910s papers collide in quick quips
A collage of gags and cartoons features jokes about memory and racing horses, beauty, stalled engines, speeding deputies, stage door Johnny terms, medical prescriptions, and toy mechanicals. Vignettes name no single person or place beyond generic city papers and humor magazines.
Horoscope for Monday August 29, 1921 Prophesies Varied Outcomes
The astrology column predicts travel on the Pacific, a busy navy and improved business prospects. Mars Neptune angles suggest forthcoming seismic risks next month and possible tensions for Japan after the September new moon. U S treaty issues may face diplomatic mistakes while Virgo-born children show promising futures.
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Neptune
Mars
Sun
Pacific Ocean
New York
Japan
United States
Pepperight
McClure
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