Cox War Record Defends Governor Amid Pro German Charges
The Anaconda Standard outlines how Republican papers cite Dayton News editorials from 1916 to attack Governor Cox. It argues Cox, though not the editor, supported the war effort vigorously and led Ohio through recruitment, camps, and Liberty Loan drives, earning re election in 1918. It also notes the Hall of Fame elections and lists historic figures among nominees.
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Ohio
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Interchurch Movement to Run On a Tight Budget
The Interchurch World Movement will continue but on a greatly reduced scale. After overexpansion and costly operations, the group plans a businesslike budget not exceeding 75000 dollars for the year. The home office staff drops from about 2000 to a smaller number while field staff are dismissed and unused offices sold. Surveys in thousands of counties cost over a million, with two volumes printed on economics.
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Interchurch World
Interchurch
Greenhut
New York
Auctioned imperial furniture sparks Berlin American intrigue
Sixty five pieces from Berlin and Munich palaces sold in New York last May drew claims of postwar deception. A Berlin firm sold to a Copenhagen dealer who shipped to New York, with American buyers unaware they were being fleeced by clever dealers. The Berlin sellers and Copenhagen trader may have played confidence man roles, while the episode won’t reach the League of Nations.
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Berlin
Royal Castle
Munich
New York
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United States
Germany
League of Nations
Monticello Purchase Pending For Public Park Project
Monticello in Charlottesville may soon transfer from private hands to become a public park. Levy offers the estate and 640 acres at 1 million dollars, with half to be provided by him. The Thomas Jefferson Memorial association will not seek funds. local leaders will raise the rest to preserve the site and deter vandalism.
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Thomas Jefferson
Charlottesville
Levy
Thomas Jefferson Memorial Association
James W. Gerard
Citizens of Means
Jefferson
Big Fish Lands After Dramatic Montana Catch
An aging fishing tale from Montana recounts a dramatic catch by Mr. Des Rosier who wrestled a monster trout ashore after leaping from a boat. The fish measured about 40% inches and weighed 22 pounds dressed, with observers debating gear details in the excitement.
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Des Rosier
Mr. Stewart
Mr. Des Rosier
Lipton’s Mascot Eagle Photographed Aboard Shamrock IV
Sir Thomas Lipton recalls his wooden eagle mascot once gracing the salon of the yacht America. The U S coat of arms emblem, never before photographed, is shown aboard Shamrock IV during the America's Cup races.
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Thomas Lipton
United States
Thomas
The First Wife Not What He Thinks
Winifred Black discusses a man obsessed with his late first wife, a delicate invalid, while his new wife endures his constant reminiscence. The column ponders whether the practical wife should imitate the first wife’s alleged virtues to win him back or refresh his interest with life and activity.
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Twen
Humor of the Day Mini Punchlines From Newspapers
A collage of light laughs from era papers features quick wits and punch lines about smoking, posing for movies, deception, love, golf, egotism, and hunger. Jokes reference Hungary, Birmingham, Sheridan Reveille, Washington Star, and a station restaurant caption.
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Birmingham Age-Herald
Sheridan Reveille
Washington Star
Three- Finger
Sam
Broncho Bob
Lexehan
Party names and chatter spark 1919 political debates
Newspaper clippings reflect lively commentary on third party naming schemes in Chicago and national passions. Editors mock proposals such as a Russian Soviet label and lampoon candidates while highlighting reactions to suffrage, League of Nations talk, and post convention intrigue from outlets like the Observer Pittsburg Gazette Ohio State Journal and Dallas News.
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la Mollette
Pittsburg
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