Carpentier Arrives in New York With Bride for California Tour
The European heavyweight champion Georges Carpentier arrives in New York with his bride en route to California for motion picture engagements and a vaudeville tour. He plans to meet Jack Dempsey in talks under Tex Rickard, and the visit is billed as an international sports event free of racial tension.
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Divided New Jersey G O P Faces Prohibition Rift
As Governor Edwards pushes wet policies the New Jersey Republican Party splits over prohibition. Some urge repudiation to stop losses to the enemy while others rally behind the Anti Saloon League. Wet Republicans seek limited licensing with strong regulation and medical use, arguing Ameri can tastes will favor moderation. The dispute widens as the party edges toward wet versus dry schisms.
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Not a Bad Sort at That Hoover Quip
The quote has Hoover saying he agrees with rivals statements about him not belonging to their party or their patriotism. He suggests he stands apart as a presidential possibility and notes his unique class.
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Pros and Cons of Lake Ontario to Montreal Waterway
Hearings on a joint Canadian American project to link Lake Ontario with Montreal began in Buffalo and will travel to American and Canadian cities west to Duluth. Hoover said the canal is feasible at moderate cost and would convert Duluth Chicago Fort William and Port Arthur into ocean ports by expanding canal links and deepening rivers to ease grain transport and lower freights. Opponents include some railways and New York while North Central and Northwestern states plus Canadian wheat provinces back the plan.
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Japs as Citizens Debate Dual Citizenship Policy
A Honolulu inquiry reports Japanese born in Hawaii seek full American citizenship, challenging the dual allegiance rule tied to Japanese consular registration. The piece weighs expectations, potential deceit, and business reasons for preferring U S citizenship over Japan's. It references American politics, wartime sentiments, and broader unrest shaping public opinion.
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Mondell Attacks Bond Plan as Real Relief Lies in Economy
Montana editorials note Representative Mondell denounces a proposed new bond issue by former Secretary McAdoo, arguing true relief comes from cutting government expenses. Opinions also discuss Taft, Hughes, socialists, prohibition, and Montana political feuds shaping the 1919 campaign, with emphasis on economy over borrowing.
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Senator Myers Breaks Down Washington Correspondence
Community benefits will aid the young and strengthen crime barriers. Law and order gain clarity, giving citizens a truer view of offenses, per Helena Record Herald reporting from New York Evening Sun.
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New York Evening Sun
Assembly Mcs Proposes Probe Of Anti Saloon League
Democrat Lous A Cuvillier introduced a resolution in the New York Assembly demanding an investigation into the Anti Saloon League and its political and quasi political activities across New York and at the Albany capital. The measure passed 60 to 53. Cuvillier also re introduced a bill legalizing beer with up to six percent alcohol content in the state.
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N.Y
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Being Different Described By Winifred Black
Winifred Black laments how people mock those who are different and recounts tragedies from two girls driven to suicide by ridicule. She argues society harms gentle, nervous individuals and notes lessons from villagers who later adopt new routines to avoid stigma.
Flashes of Lightning Vamping in Politi
A collage of editorial quips from several papers mocks political spectacle and rumors. The Cincinnati Enquirer ribbed for backing candidates, while the Indianapolis Star questioned Ambassador Martens knowledge on Russian activity. Other excerpts joke about railroads, note exchanges with Carranza, and queries on the Twentieth Amendment.
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Macon
Humor of the Day: quip about jackets and garb
A collage of light jests from various writers and papers. References include a remark on dinner jackets mistaken for meal sacks and exchanges about gambling, social attire, and a child’s quip about Mr Hoover. Readers see playful banter on manners and poverty in a dated style.
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