Payne the Man Behind Home Sweet Home
A study of John Howard Payne born in New York in 1700s and the creator of Home Sweet Home. It chronicles his rise from actor and playwright to the writer of the immortal song and his later roles as diplomat and advocate for Cherokee rights, ending with honors and memorials across the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Howard Paine
Europe
New York
Boston
John Howard Payne Pax
Payne
Wayne
Pugin
Washington Irving
Walter Scott
Lord Byron
Thoms Moore
Henry Clay
Dantel Webster
Willan J. Mares
Nia
London
Wales
Bishop
Ann Marin Tree
Govent Garden
Teta
Pearl Street
New York City
William Payne
Isages
Easthampton
Long Island
Minton Academy
Hasthampton
Prda
Kew
York
Kosten
Betty
Spercr i
Thespian Mirror
William Coleman
Evening Fest
Seret
Ag Nerval
Douglas
Ngain Payne
England
America
Washington Leving
Maynee
John Kemble
Eter
Mir
Whitehead
Clirsman
Drury Laine Theater
Doughis
Sedto Hue
Drury Lane Theater
Pigie
Paria
Covent Garden
Adelgirtha
Bath
Brutus
Edmond Kean
Paris
Charles Kimball
Milan
Old Park Theater
Norva
Edwin Forrest
Fannie Kemble
Washington
Democratic Review
Whittier
Hawthorne
Emerson
Bryant
United States
Tunis
Tyler
Gak Hill
William BH. Cor- Oran
Hoover Garner Fight Splits Over Emergency Relief Bill
President Hoover and House Speaker Garner clash as the compromise emergency relief bill faces Senate debate. Provisions shifting Reconstruction Finance Corp loans to individuals and municipalities draw fierce objection. aviators James Mattern and Bennett Griffin attempt record flight, crash near Minsk. Bingham fights to attach beer legalization to bills, Democrats resist until after November vote. Hoover campaign planned from Chicago with other leaders coordinating nationwide efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoover
Hogier
Waole Hone
Garner
Senate
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Trenestry
James Mattern
Bennett Griffin
Barber Grice
Atlantic Ocean
Berlin
Moscow
Minsk
Enator Bingham
St Bingham
Silin
House
Democrata
Congress
North Carolina primary yields big win for Reynolds
In North Carolina the veteran anti temperance advocate Robert R Reynolds won a decisive victory defeating Senator Morrison by over 100000 votes to secure renomination. Ehringhaus and other party figures weighed Roosevelt support as insurgents shifted toward the New York governor. Pope seeks informal Soviet recognition with private talks in Washington and Moscow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Carolina
Veta E
Camerco Morrison
Robert IL Reynold
Asheville
Ehringhows
Ellenberh City
Senate
Roosevelt
Norris
Nebraskia
Fraser
North Dakotas
New York
Hoover
Hiram Johnson
California
Bich
Rooswelt
Ohost
Chicago
Johoson
Litte
Frederick Pope
New Yorker
Moscow
United States
Russia
Washington
Pope
Tle
New Liberty party formed at Kansas City convention
The Liberty, Farmer-Labor, Progressive and Socialist parties along with the Monetary league and Farmers' union unite to form the New Liberty party at a convention in Kansas City Missouri. Frank Webb of San Francisco was nominated for President and Andrew Nordakog of Los Angeles for Vice President by acclamation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Prohibition Party
Boral
Ito
Washington
William D. Upshaw
Georgia
Frank 5. Regan
Rockford
Liberty
Farmer-Labor
Monetary League
Farmers’ Union
New Liberty Party
Kansas City
Frank Webb
San Francisco
Andrew Nordakog
Los Angeles
Jacob 8. Comey
Obie
Boland
British French and Italian Leaders Clash Over War Debts
In Lausanne Premier Herriot and Foreign Minister Grandi pressed for debt cancellation while Ramsay MacDonald refused to wipe the slate clean. Britain upheld the Balfour plan and US involvement, as Mussolini favored debt relief. von Papen floated concessions linking reparations to removing the war guilt clause. The talks failed to reach a settlement with Britain seeking accord between France and Germany as the week ended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inc Granth
Herriot
France
Ennin Lausanne
Grand
Ramsay MacDonald
Britain
Grandi
Great Britain
United States
Macdonald
Italy
Benito Mussotti
Germany
Th Cis
Frome
America
von Papen
Liusinne
Vor Papen
Aerriot
Britain and Free State clash over Irish land annuities dispute
The Commons passed a resolution authorizing no retaliatory tariffs on Irish imports up to 100 percent of revenue, while De Valera urged arbitration by an international tribunal. The land annuities, about 11 million dollars yearly, were created by the 1921 Anglo Irish Treaty to compensate landholders. The disarmament talks at Geneva edge toward adjournment as Sir John Simon outlines Hoover's armament reductions and points of potential agreement. Litvinov and Nadolny criticized the procedure, signaling friction among powers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Britain
Free State
Thomas
Great Britain
Sthout
Geneva
Sir John Simon
Hoover
Maxim Litvinov
Nadolny
Germany
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Suveet Home
Elmo Scott Watson
Umment
Iayne
Union College
Schenectady
Hudson
Doctor Nott
Big Memory
Brooklyn
N. Y
Wester
Newepeper
Unie
Frome, Sweet Home
Anecher
Oohn Howard
Bingham
Edward W. Pickard
Ben. Bingham
Everett Sanders
Palmer House
Henry Allen
Kanaas
Will
Virginia
Robert Louis
Kay Benjamin
Wniifornia
Comititten
Lami Critic
James A. Farhiey
Wooge
Democritic National Committee
Naa Inl
Sfred & Smith
le Pall Head
Petunia
ICE
Charles Cur
Charles
Albany
Curtis
Carner
Mitley
Lse
Oval de Texas
Henry J. Allen
Fa. A. Reynolds
J. H. Thomas
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