President Harding expected to focus on domestic issues in message
The 1921 article discusses President Harding's anticipated address to Congress on April 11, urging specific, forceful statements. It notes reliance on cabinet advice, especially Secretary of State Hughes, and contrasts with Wilson. It also covers New York politics, Bainbridge Colby, graft concerns, and the broader view of New York City as a political test.
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Haring
Congress
Washington
Harding
Hughes
Wilson
Democrats
New York
Bainbridge Colby
Colby
Progressive Party
Roosevelt
Lansing
America
Colombia
Panama Canal
Ewistown Democrat News
The Status of Beer and Cuban Affairs Gain Attention
A Palmer ruling outcome assures real beer with minimal content limits and possible drugstore sales. In Cuba, General Crowder helps ease liberal resistance as factions seek to reconcile with the new order and public opinion shifts toward acceptance of established authority.
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Palmer
Washington
Gaba
Cubs
United
Crowder
Liberal Party
Havana
United States
Cuba
Greene
She
Jersey Justice in New Jersey Murders Woman and Death Sentence
In Perth Amboy Edith Wilson was found murdered on March 13. George W. Knight confessed and was tried in New Brunswick, convicted of murder on March 24, and sentenced to death the week of May 2. The piece lauds swift justice in New Jersey and urges sister states to match the pace.
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New Jersey
Edith Wilson
Perth Amboy
N. J
George W. Knight
New Brunswick
Knight
Patriotic Awakening Prompts Nationwide Meetings
A New York City mass meeting sparks calls for similar gatherings elsewhere as Americans rally to patriotic thought. The piece argues public renewal could spur a new birth of freedom nationwide while lampooning Congress and foreign policy with sharp, satirical observations.
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New York City
America
New York
Public Schools Report Warns of Firetraps and Half Day Classes
National committee report on public schools shows tens of thousands in the United States attend in unsafe firetraps and many students study half time or in makeshift facilities. The finding, led by George D Strayer of Teachers College, Columbia University, highlights urgent schoolhouse reforms.
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National Committee For Chamber of Commeres
American City Bureau
George D. Strayer
Teachers
College of Columbia Unive
Citien
United States
Great Falls
Flashes of Lightning and Weasel Words in Press
A scrambled OCR piece notes Utah tobacco law contrasts with living there and jokes about strychnine. It cites mentions of the state department and individuals like Franklin D. Roosevelt, with scattered fragments from Macon Telegraph, Pittsburgh Gazette Times, Washington Post, and Baltimore Sun.
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Utah
Macon
Hughes
State Department
Blade
Franklin. D. Roosevelt
Washington
Post
German envoy Dr. Simons in London amid reparations debate
Photograph shows Germany's chief spokesman Dr. Walter von Simons and German ambassador Herr Stahmer in London after Simons refused Allied terms at the reparations conference. The stance led to Allied occupation of several German elites.
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Walter von Simons
London
Herr Stahmer
Court of St James
Dr. Simons
International
Horoscope for Thursday March 31 1921
Astrology predicts a fortunate day for many yet urges independence from others in power. Inventors and advertisers may prosper while officials should avoid interviews. Women gain sound judgment and success. clothing and jewelry trades may profit. A university leader may receive a European mission and certain card games rise in elite circles. Girls may marry. births suggest happiness.
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Venus
Jupiter
Mercury
Uranus
United States
Europe
McCluren
Fragmented humorous note from a Louisville paper teased
Ragged OCR hints at a humorous movie or theater joke from the Cincinnati style Courier Journal page. It references a soprano, a dress, and a fast food restaurant scene with odd spellings and stray phrases suggesting a quirky caption or caption-like fragment.
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Louisville Courier-Journal
McARONI BALLADS and Wren at the Opera
Fragmented verse reflects a speaker torn between music and drink, referencing Dante and Italian beauty. The texture hints at a performance mood, with lines about wishing to sing but doubting talent, set within a boozy, late night scene.
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McAroni
Wren
Dante
Dan
Wren Tam
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