Two Schools of Pugilism in Jersey City Bout
The article contrasts Georges Carpentier and Jack Dempsey training regimes ahead of a July 2 Jersey City fight. It notes Carpentier’s disciplined, restrained style versus Dempsey’s rough, aggressive approach, and describes public spectators’ reactions and the broader world interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georges Carpentier
Jersey City
Jack Dempsey
Manhasset
Long Island
M. Carpentier
Hamlet
Georges
Carpentier
Jack Clifford
Dempsey
Clifford
France
the Marne
The Injustice of Slacker Lists Contested
Secretary of War Baker refused to publish slacker lists citing inaccuracy and lack of reliable records. Critics say many listed as slackers were service members or deceased, with deserters sometimes mislabeled. The system counted by current enrollment address, ignoring changes or later events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baker
Dodgers
Army
Navy
War Department
Latin America Returns to Normalcy Amid Trade Shifts
The piece notes increased Latin American exports and a rebound in demand abroad aided by American loans, with Germany re-entering regional trade. It cites self-reliance after wartime manufactories, U.S. anti-US sentiment in some quarters, memorial day planning, and warnings about radicals and political figures like Bergdoll Haywood and La Follette.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Boyd Stevenson
Germany
Belgium
Ermany
Latin America
South
Central America
United States
Panama
Santo Domingo
Costa Rica
Trench
British Philological Socie
Miles City Star
Neighborly Goss and Bills annexation debate
A collection of editorials from Montana papers criticizes annexation favored by Billings, notes misstatements about the Big Wall oil structure, and discusses French government aid and timber economics. Items touch on public policy, literature, and rural concerns with regional tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billings
Billings Gazette
Billwaukee
Melstone
Roundup
Lewistown
China
Bil- Minus
Stu
Flashes of Lightning Ww Foster in Russia
Fragmented clipping series mentions political figures and satirical quotes across multiple papers. It notes Lansing, Lloyd George, and Pussyfoot Johnson in a mosaic of opinion lines and stray headlines with dates and names blurred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foster
Russia
Thilanopollis
Senate
Pittsboro Dispatch
Lansing
Lloyd George
Statesman
Washington’ Post
Fragmented humor column with cryptic quotes
The passage features disjointed lines from a humor of the day piece with fractured phrases and partial quotes. It mentions a philosopher, politics, and a president, plus a remark about lending money and a citizen’s gesture. The tone resembles a clipped, wry newspaper humor column from an older era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nts
Dirmingham Age-Herald
Rhyme and Reason A Tip to Lovers
A 1921 verse piece on relationships advises how to handle rifts with wit and restraint. The light poem suggests that anger passes and warns that clinging to old hurts harms both sides. Copyright Daly 1921.
Sunday Horoscope May 29 1921 Predicts Mixed Fortunes
Good and evil contend for dominion today as Venus and Jupiter align beneficently while the sun opposes Uranus. Theaters and milliners may see large receipts and favors from superiors are urged with caution. reform movements rise with women in leadership and new national confidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Venus
Jupiter
Uranus
Fone
Pereshe
Gemini
McClure
Also Mentioned on This Page
Standard Publishing Company Publishers and Proprietors
Anaconda, Mont
Anaconda
Matt Matter
Uae
Bergdoll
Big Bill Haywood
I. W. W. Treasury
Emma Goldman
William D. Haywood
la Follette
Washington
THE
Montana Press
America
Dempsey-Carpentier
Ite
Montana
Ydaho
Butte
Gallatin
Bozeman Chronicle
Marie Jose
Marie
Ostend
Europe
International
Anata
Bill Haywood
Lennie
Trothy
LouWlaing
Fe Dia
Pussyfoot Johnson
Fordie
Toledo Blade
Methuselan
Made Land
Arkeethe
Rhyme and Reason
AL Daly
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