Presidential vote sparks NY convention 1921 dialogue
In New York City the party faces a sexual majority at the convention and internal harmony efforts show partial success. Tammany tensions recur as 1921 campaigns approach. Names like James W. Gerard, Franklin D Roosevelt, and William Osborn are mentioned to oppose Senator Calder.
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New York City
Smith
United States
Calder
James W. Gerard
Franklin D. Roosevelt
William Church Osborn
Flag Day and the History of the American Flag
The piece urges citizens to study the flag’s history and etiquette, noting June 14 as Flag Day since 1777 when Congress adopted the flag’s design. It traces Flag Day’s growth from 1891 to nationwide observance and calls every home to display the flag and learn its meaning.
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United States
The Enterprising Bandit of Kelso
A Kelso Washington mail bandit Roy Gardner and counterfeiter N H Pyron swapped their manacles with officers en route to McNeil Island prison. Pyron was recaptured by a village posse, Gardner hid a revolver sewn in his shirt and escaped briefly, a dramatic but flawed jailbreak ridiculed by observers.
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Kelso
Wash
Roy Gardner
N. H. Pyton
McNeil Island
Pyron
Rascal
Gardner
United States
Pueblo Urges $500000 Relief Appeal Through Chamber
Pueblo appeals to the American people for a bare minimum of $500000 to fund urgent relief and rehabilitation. The Red Cross has appropriated $105000, but overall subscriptions are light. The city warns that without immediate funds, suffering will worsen and death may follow, urging churches lodges organizations and individuals to contribute promptly.
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Pueblo
United States Chamber of Commerce
Red Cross
Mercs
New York Political Row Over Representation at State Convention
In New York state politics both parties face troubles. The GOP dispute centers on representation rules for the upcoming state convention. Harding and Miller vote totals are cited as basis, with the Bronx area expected to stabilize if governor votes replace presidential votes as the basis.
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New York
Harding
Miller
Bronx
Mosquito Plague Rumored to Darken Summer Across Washington
A sensational dispatch describes vast swarms of mosquitoes in Washington logging camps with bites causing severe swelling. Loggers suffer facial injuries and even horses are moved from woods as dogs go Mad. stories compare the pest to plagues and warn of a westward or eastward epidemic sweeping toward the Orient.
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Egypt
Montesano
Jersey Skeeters
Washington Skeeters
Orient
Lest We Forget Calls for Vets Support and Comfort
Readers urged to aid veterans in hospitals with picnics magazines book gifts and friendly visits amid rising post discharge care needs. Notes on public spirit and small acts of kindness as hospitals cope with a surge of returned soldiers into 1927.
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Seanna
Montana papers clash over new state plan and pests
A Montana press page carries a sharp critique of a proposed Lincoln state, warning the plan could carve Montana without consent. It denounces rail rate discrimination and urges action. Also, notes on migratory birds pest concerns and mosquito control, plus grasshopper campaign success and vacation time chatter.
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New State
Herman H. Taylor
Sand Point
Panhandle
Idaho
Montana
Lincoln
Eame
Pion Tribune
Passing of the curb market on Broad Street
The curb market on Broad Street below Wall Street in New York City will end as traders move indoors into the newly built NY Curb Brokers' Association building. All trading will be conducted inside thereafter.
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Broad Street
Wall Street
New York City
New York Curb Brokers’ Association
River of Doubt expedition seeks Roosevelt source
Six American scientists and crew plan a two year voyage from New York on the Santa Elisa to trace Theodore Roosevelt’s River of Doubt to its source. Led by Dr. Henry Rusby of Columbia, the Muifred biological expedition aims to study flora fauna and peoples of the Amazon and Madeira headwaters.
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Henry Rusby
Columbia University
Legion Head
Torto
Yokohama
Tor le Wood
Fragmented International Quotes Stir Debate Across Papers
The clippings reflect scattered remarks on Europe, U S, and Latin America shifting views. References include Liming ton Fake Smith and Dempsey speculation amid global unrest while President Obregon and allied state topics surface in editorials from Indianapolis Toledo Boston and Chicago.
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Smith
Barope
Harvey
Indianapolis
Sta
Astrology notes hint at unsettled times and public concerns
The column warns of a critical period for Great Britain with international tensions and economic strains. It mentions Saturn Mercury Neptune aspects, a harsh autumn, and widespread deaths and difficulties in farming, transport, and costs, while noting possible royal popularity shifts.
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Neptune
Baturn
England
Rosiex
Tiveti
Ivan
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