Anaconda Standard May 31 1922 Etheric drink talk satire
A satirical feature discusses Sir Arthur's view of heaven and earthly appetites including alcohol. It contrasts perspectives from Zion officials and Prohibitionists, noting Mr Voliva and Mr Bryan's objections while imagining etheric cravings and the meaning of "onward and upward" for different spheres.
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Voliva
Zion
Heaven
Mr. Anderson
Anti-Saloon League
Doyle
Mr. Bryan
Sir Arthur
Earth
Lincoln Memorial Shrine Dedication and Nighttime Incident
The Lincoln Memorial Shrine in Washington was formally dedicated yesterday by Chief Justice Taft, leading the commissioning group, who presented it to President Harding for the nation. That same night a white yacht anchored at Port Jo under cover of darkness as Zisl returned to Moc-Hoedik.
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United States
Taft
Harding
Port Jo
Zisl
Lincoln memorial dedication described by Taft and Moton
A historical recount of the Lincoln Memorial dedication speeches by Chief Justice Taft and Dr. Robert Moton. Taft praised the memorial’s design and importance on the Potomac, while Moton emphasized Lincoln’s name in freeing enslaved people and the nation’s gratitude. President Harding surveyed the statue as crowds pressed forward to claim the monument.
A Vanishing Army Signals Economic Recovery in 1922
The article notes signs of business revival and rising construction in 1922 with demobilization of unemployment. It highlights New York City's fall in jobless numbers, shifts from city to countryside work, and increased highway, farm, and rail employment. It also discusses white collar unemployment and calls for manual training to diversify careers.
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San Francis
New York City
Sir Arthur's Glimpses Of Heaven Wet Not Dry
Satirical piece recounts Sir Arthur Conan Doyle declaring heaven will be “wet” with alcoholic beverages, ending Prohibition era fears. It quips that there will be no Volstead act or federal agents and the bootlegger’s job will vanish.
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Arthur Cona Doyle
Chicago
Sir Arthur
Roosevelt as potential candidate shakes New York Republican field
The piece notes Theodore Roosevelt Jr possibly seeking a U S Senate seat in place of William M Calder, with anti Calder forces rallying under Roosevelt’s name. It discusses party dynamics, Prohibition stance, and possible moves by Governor Miller, highlighting tensions over primary alignments and party harmony.
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Roosevelt
Theodore
Theodore Roosevelt
United States
William M. Calder
Anti-Saloon League
Calder
Young Roosevelt
Miller
Teddy
Republican Harmony
New York
Fragmented world view and mixed economic commentaries
A Rome era style column laments postwar Russia and Europe as unemployment soars, government job programs distort markets, and beggary and crime rise. It cites Edison and Ford wealth, France’s stance, liquor in politics, Syrians, Germans, Poincare, and California bumper crops amid Bolshevik fears.
Love Mystery Adventure Zizi by Jules Mary
A romantic intrigue set in France follows a beautiful young animal trainer loved by Georges Claude Blancafort who pursues saving his twin Ludovic a desperate criminal. Ludovic schemes to seize the Saint Cast fortune by disposing of heirs Mile and Tine with aid from ex criminals. Joanny falls for Zizi and plans betrayal while Ludovic orders the killings to deliver Zineceive Kermadeuc his wife. The plot centers on drunken misdirections and a town brag of a sinister deed.
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Kermadene
Grunk
Zizi Holds Power Over Magistrate In Hidden Truth
A magistrate confronts Zizi about a crime tied to Joanny and children near a mill. She asserts guilt is unfounded, challenges his duty, and delays confession while revealing a secret that could exonerate or condemn all involved. The case spirals as Ludovic Blancafort and a vanished suspect complicate the pursuit of the truth.
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Joanny
Kermadoue
Maant
Ziai
Tam
Monsieur Levairdit
Ludovic
Blancafort
Paris
France
Sauvoyer
George Brothe
Il Zini
Tribute 15 Paid to Fallen Heroes
In Mount Moriah cemetery a field of veterans, aides, and auxiliary groups honored the soldiers who paid the supreme sacrifice. Remembrance services featured planes, parade formations, and a later program at the American Legion hall with speeches, music, and tributes, followed by communal lunches for G A R and veterans groups.
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Park ‘Canyon
Boston
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URW. V
American Legion
Cara
Mmn
Ladies of the
RG. A. R
United
American’ Legion
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Boy Scouts of America
American Legion Hall
Ats Ovlock
Imperial Orchestra
America
Fing
Rev. Ap
Davia
Voeni
Mian Gindyn Ne
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Kate Rogers
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B. B
Migs Grace Hardoustie
Col
C. Withereppon
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Charlotte
mMittevne
H. H. Makinson
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A. H. Sieg
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Martin
Hall
C. D. Grant
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Logue
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Fimry
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Ladies
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Nation Honors Lincoln Memorial Ceremony at Garfield Shrine
The nation paid homage at a shrine dedication with President Harding addressing Grand Army of the Republic veterans from North and South. Gray veterans saluted the flag as Southern officers joined in honoring Lincoln and the reunited nation. The president praised constitutional progress toward unity and recalled Lincoln’s vision as the crowd heard songs and remarks from notable attendees and committee leaders.
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Harding
Grand Army of the Republic
Lee
Lincoln
President Harding
Potomac
Idh
Strike ballots to be sent out by the Brotherhood
The Brotherhood plans strike ballots soon to test unity among maintenance of way workers. President Grable cited sufficient funds to conduct a strike if area unions support action, potentially affecting main line workers across major railroads after a Chicago AFL meeting showed favorable sentiment for a wage-cut strike vote.
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Grable
Chicago
Railway Department
American Federation of Labor
Two Men Injured in Missoula Street Car Collision
Two street cars on the Bonner line collided head on in Missoula Montana this afternoon. Motorman Berry Fausett sustained a crushed leg while motorman Clarence Faurote had minor injuries. Few passengers remained aboard. about 40 had been discharged at the last stop. Cause of the accident is not yet known.
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Missoula
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Berry Fausett
Clarence Faurote
Bonnerine
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