Daily Tribune Classified Notice Framing Subscriptions
Fragmentary ad lists subscription rates and office locations for the Daily Tribune in New York and Chicago. It mentions visitors welcome and placeholders for six months three months and one month plans. The cryptic text also includes scattered names and pricing figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David J. Randall
New York
Prudden
King & Prudden
The
Daily Tribune
One Ork
Chicago
Johnson Immigration Bill Passes House In One Year Ban
The Johnson immigration bill prohibiting all immigration for one year passed the House by 293 to 4 and now goes to the Senate. Supporters cite labor needs and security concerns while opponents fear influx of war weary and discontented migrants. Senate expected to disapprove given historical patterns and current economic strains.
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Congress
Senate
House
Alrady
Weekend Round-Up Targets City Gamblers and Criminals
Police in several large cities launch a weekend round-up to drive gamblers and criminals into stations and fine them on general principles. It aims to curb crime by high visibility enforcement and broad penalties.
The Triumph of Diplomacy Bluster
A skeptical view declares that Holland and Jugo Slavia severed ties over a minor dispute. The article lampoons the move as bluff diplomacy, predicting quick restoration of the status quo as officials return home and the world avoids war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holland
Jugo-Slavia
Wilson
Carranza
Netherlands
Night Message on Liberty and Justice in Wartime
A historical editorial laments the imagined threat to American freedoms under an imagined 3 iron hand and criticizes a malfunctioning department of justice during wartime, arguing for stronger firmness and responsibility in governance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Undine
Wader
Nile
Department of Justice
Loyal Americans warned of Communist push in March menace
A fragment urges Wilson administration authorities to stand by the ship of government until after March. It warns of a Communist Party of America circulation calling for revolution and decries government inaction across departments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Partment
Wilson
Communist Party of America
Department of Justice
Secret Service
Constantine Compares Plebiscite Result To American President
Upon learning the plebiscite outcome Constantine remarked he felt akin to the new American president. Both leaders secured their roles by acclamation and choiceless approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Constantine
Oklahoma Vacancy Sparks Party Scrutiny Over Hamon Case
The Hamon case in Oklahoma draws wide attention as the Republican state committee must fill the vacancy left by the late national committeeman. His widow quickly entered the race, provoking questions about qualifications and propriety amid public discussion of his entanglements and alleged murder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamon
Oklahoma
Hannon
Republican National
Republican Party of
German Press Teases Wilson Over Nobel Peace Prize
German newspapers mock President Wilson in caustic remarks about his Nobel Peace Prize award, reflecting playful foreign commentary on the American leader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
How Much the Liberty Loan Cost Taxpayers
The New York Herald explains the 2 billion dollars spent on government shipbuilding and operation, labeling it graft and waste. It recalls the June 1917 first Liberty loan, subscribed by 4.5 million Americans who sacrificed for the cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
New York Herald
Treasury
Taste for knickknacks and party debts signal split
The piece argues eight years of Democratic control produced only a deficit of 300 000 and a relics laden asset list. It claims George White warned liquidation while Wilson supporters offered to assume debts if given clean title to the party organization signaling a split between wings and potential mortgage settlement by McAdoo and Baruch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic Party
George White
Wilson
Wilson Wing
Cox
McAdoo
Barney Baruch
Slippers Adorned With Skins And Red Tongues In Fashion
A feature on 19th century footwear describes ladies slippers crafted from animal skins with red tongue accents, resembling snakes. It notes glossy leathers, vivid colors like vermilion and green, and styles including high French heels, long vamps, and fringed tongues for sport and dress wear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milady
Ariel Keitgdin
Elaborate patent leather patterns with suede trim
The article describes patent leather shoes with suede or nott pie cloth and cutwork patterns. It notes connections to different fabrics and color contrasts, including white hidlape slippers with black heels and beaded tips, and black satin pairs with red details. It also mentions a bird symbol, the Stork, treated with special reverence in the Netherlands.
Fragmentary market notes amid garbled OCR text
The readable fragments hint at price bargains and product mentions such as heaters and ranges. The fragmentary lines reference locations and vendors but lack clear actions, dates, or entities to form a coherent event or notice.
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