Mexico to beer garden evolution posed in old article
The piece critiques American candidates with a bath of political quips and moves to Mexico’s brewing future. It notes San Francisco Chronicle investigations on beer concessions and Mexico’s welcome to wine makers. It envisions Mexico shifting from bear garden to beer garden as a not idle dream.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
United States
Pancho Villas
John Barleycorn
San Francisco Chronicle
Exonerated lad’s death as car blamed on coroner ruling
A coroner’s jury absolves the automobile driver in the death of an 11 year old struck on Park Street though witnesses say the car sped past a stopped streetcar and the license plate was falsified. Critics accuse the verdict of whitewashing and question safety against reckless driving. America 7 10 The Rescue notes relief efforts in Europe and wartime alcohol debates shaping policy and bar business prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Park Street
America
Review of 1920 presidential candidates by Julius Chambers
Julius Chambers of the Brooklyn Eagle analyzes Democrat options naming McAdoo as solid with no scandal and Whitlock as ideal. He questions Daniels Clark Cox Smith Baker and Francis, while praising Whitlock for age experience and ability to curb hyphenates and bolsheviks. He then reviews Republican contenders referenced as mentioned.
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Julius Chambers
Brooklyn Eagle
Daniels
Champ Clark
Smith
New York
Cox
Ohio
War Baker
Wilson
McAdoo
Francis
Brand Whitlock
Whitlock
United States
Fragmented Note on Global Affairs and Satire
A sharply satirical note discusses Berlin fireworks and Japan’s stance on Shantung, Mexico’s factional violence, poison gas, Montana water, Washington lawmakers, U.S. rainfall limits, and European cabinet resignations. It skewers politics, war talk, and press absurdities with pointed, sometimes harsh commentary.
Wall From the Odd Con Sumers of Oulo
Boston dispatch reports 17 executives tied to New England fishing industry convicted of conspiracy to set prices during wartime and monopolize supply. Heavy fines and prison terms imposed, suspended for appeals. fate pending rehearing or dismissal due to aging witnesses.
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Cincinnati
Boston
New England
United States
Ohio
Massachusetts
Amerca
Bureau of Markets
Lake Erie Ash Trust
Proposal to Make Possession of Liquor a Crime Draws Fire
Washington Post discusses proposed Prohibition provision to criminalize liquor possession as a violation of personal liberty and property rights. Critics warn it could trigger a backlash and challenge constitutional protections against confiscation. The piece notes potential shifts in sentiment on prohibition and cites academic admissions standards at Columbia University requiring Bible knowledge.
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The
Washington Post
Thany
Rhyme and Reason MEAMONE BAL LADS A SIGN WANTED
Fragmentary verse and dialogue about a sign request and warnings contest small town chatter. The readable lines mention a speaker named Verna and a request to sign, with dialect phrases and a call for strong letters. The piece ends with a cryptic line about fruit and a person named Wheeler Syne.
Belgian war dog Max earns fame at New York exhibit
A dog named Max, described as a heavy built cross between a Great Dane and a mastiff, is showcased at the Belgian War Aidion Exhibit in New York. He is praised for his bravery in World War I service while acting as lead to an inactive gun team and is celebrated for his wound stripes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yeipea Stax
Nero
United States
Nactive
Max
New York
Humor Bits and Banter Across Newspapers
A jumble of humorous quotes and quips culled from Detroit Free Press London Tit Bits and Boston Globe style chatter. The snippets touch on miscommunications affairs and witty exchanges between spouses and coworkers.
Poisons and Politics in Early Press Mockups
A collage of satirical clippings mocks political figures and events. It cites Mr. Bryan, President Wilson, Senator Lewis, and references to pacifist treaties, voluntary censorship, and public reception of the Kaiser trial across U.S. papers.
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Business Balleria
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Anaconda
Mont
Postoffice
Butte
North Main Street
Businese
Standard Publishing 1
Associated Press
Chambers
Senator Lodge
Borah
Johnson
California
Knox
Root
Weeks
Brooklyn
Brooklyn Writer Does Not Consider Either Mr.Taft
Hughes
Asa Pleasure Resort
Paris
Europe
American Relief Administration
Pr Ize
American Food Administration
American Relief Organization
Congress
Berlin
Japan
Shantung
China
Montana
Washington
Herr Hohenzollern
Hi Johnson
Eee
Russia
Oulo
Columbia University
Tower OF London
Wlsener
Rhyme and Reason
Jonata
Weesh
Deau
Jak Nur Gexoe and
Josern Jacers
Detroit Free Press
Jones
Ving
Hoston
London
Mike
Wolfe
Spirit of the Press
Mr. Bryan
Minneapolis 'Tribune
Lewis
Belgium
Chicago Post
Republicians
SUI
White House
Macon Telegraph
Toledo
Ohio State
Ordnance West
BIOS
F Rice
J. Lee Rie
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