International conference and armament limits debated
The piece analyzes hopes and doubts about the Washington conference on disarmament, noting Secretary Hughes and President Harding stress only practical limitations. It suggests optimism tempered by skepticism about achieving substantial reductions and avoiding costly arms races amid global taxation and power politics. It also comments on baseball in literature as a cultural phenomenon.
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Washington
Hughes
Harding
England
Japan
France
Germany
United States
America
Senator Knox Remembered as Statesman and Debater
Obituary and tribute recount Knox's career as attorney general secretary of state and longtime senator. He is praised for sharp legal mind, precise expression, affable nature, and key role in the peace resolution paving treaties with Germany and Austria. The piece notes his lost leadership and national service.
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Philander C. Knox
United States Senate
Republican Party
McKinley
Taft
Senate
Knox
Germany
Austria
Montana
Wellington D. Rankin
Broadus
Okalaka
Erin Wre
Patent Your Farm Name Gains National Attention
Secretary Wallace urges farmers to patent farm names to certify quality. Montana coverage notes highway labor needs, North Dakota Bank insolvency, recall movement against nonpartisans, and efforts to curb horse and cattle theft under Attorney General Rankin.
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Wallace
The
Deaf Agriculture
Miles City
Mann
Beatie Tee
North Dakota
Bank of North Dakota
Horoscope for Thursday October 13 1921
The horoscope notes benefic aspects from Venus and Mercury with Mars adverse late in the evening. It promises a happy wedding and prosperity, favorable theater publicity, kind critics, and opportunities for Adrestos. It warns of conflicts in international litigation next month and possible war risk, earthquakes, storms, and strain for medical and engineering professions.
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Venus
Mercury
Mars
Jupiter
London
McClure
Humor of the Day in a Rapid Fire Restaurant Scene
Q&A style quips recount a light exchange among patrons and staff at a Boston venue. Heloise jokes about Blondie loving Spike while Claudine defends the pair. A stray remark about a husband’s mind and a car crash is noted amid luncheon chatter and a puzzled farewell.
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Blondie
Spike
Heloise
Claudine
Kansas City
New York
Boston
Trane
Fragmented Clip From Historic Newspapers Highlights Global Affairs
A mosaic of newspaper snips covers postwar topics from inflation era postage fear to League of Nations penalties. It comments on Germans, magisterial lawmaking, murder mysteries, and U S Paris life links. The snips cite Ohio State Journal Detroit Prep Press Houston Post St Louis Post Dispatch Detroit Free Press News and Courier Chicago News Boston Minneapolis Tribune.
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League of Nations
League
Detroit Prep Press
Nen
Detroit Free Press
New York
Craig Kennedy
New Yorker
News and Courier
Charleston
Love Song Memories and Stage Night Recalled
A fragment recalls a love song about speaking to a beloved, with memories of a weekly Saturday night scene at home and a performer named Mame. The prose shifts to a humorous cartoon-like vignette and an old sales pitch touting a bottle that keeps liquids hot or cold for 72 hours, promising novelty but ending with a dismissive customer remark.
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Mame
T. A. Daly
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