Washington Partisan Fight Overshadows 1920 Program
A dated editorial argues Congress must not wait for a presidential message to outline remedies. It questions the Republican majority's constructive program, criticizes secrecy from the extra session, and notes both parties prepare for the 1920 campaign while urgent issues like living costs taxes coal and strikes demand action. It cites David Lawrence on party pledges and leadership accountability.
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Congress
Coordinate
David Lawrence
Washingon
Mr. Lawrence
Cel
Entty
Washington
Cheap Nationalism and Emma Goldman’s Deportation Letter
The excerpt reports on Ellis Island immigration scrutiny and Emma Goldman’s letter to Frederic C. Howe. It suggests Goldman rejects Americanist aims and opposes private property, while noting concern about patriotism in federal workers and possible anti-government sentiments among analysts.
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Frederic C. Howe
Commie Stoner
Emma Goldman
Ellis Island
Emma
Fred Howe
America
Federal
Tiny Wonder-Workers and a Confession of Fatherhood Joy
A fragment mentions a baby as a sunlit miracle and a man’s confession about overcoming selfish bachelorhood to embrace fatherhood. It references wartime prohibition effects, a Berlin view of peace, and a prolific family in Georgia with multiple wives and many children.
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Benedick
London
Cobweb Hosiery And The Flu Threat Reexamined
The article argues cobweb hosiery is more dangerous to men than women during cold exposure and illness. It cites medical authorities claiming women endure pain better and cold more tolerably, linking cobweb stockings to flu ravages while noting observers dispute the premise.
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Copeland
Germany Defies Allies Refuses Protocol to Peace Treaty
An Associated Press dispatch from Paris reports Germany has refused to sign the protocol as a condition for the peace treaty to take effect. The act signals open defiance and reflects a shift in German opinion tied to U S Senate ratification issues.
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Associated Press
Paris
Germany
United States Senate
Senate
Entertaining His Creditors and Political Quarrels
A fragmented notice notes a ne gro in the Louisville post office explaining he pays creditors first to avoid hollers. The British Labour party seeks to end profiteering by abolishing capitalism. Other items mention sugar profits, Newberry bribery indictments, and Russia’s compulsory literacy order.
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Louisville
Relief funds repaid to treasury convert gifts into loans
The article notes eighty eight million of the one hundred million relief appropriation for Europe has been returned as notes from beneficiary governments. It claims Hoover uniquely converted a gift into loans for the wider good amid election and policy chatter.
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Congress
Europe
Treasury
Hoover
Industrial justice urged for lasting peace in labor report
Washington reports Secretary of Labor Wilson argues industrial peace must rest on collective bargaining and just treatment for workers. He calls out organizing rights, high living costs, and productivity gains as paths to a stable economy. notes rising citizenship admissions and immigration figures, plus deportations numbers.
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Washington
Wilson
Colen
Vwrselk
Department
Bureau of Immigration
Ima
Dairm
United States
Celebration Aims To Mark Daguerreography Centennial
Paris letters report devotees of the camera anticipate a 1420 year celebration of the Daguerre process. The event revisits questions of credit between Daguerre Niepce and the government later bought the rights and paid pensions. The centennial promises a public acknowledgment and renewed debate on inventor shares.
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Paris
Bry-sur- Marne
Lkely
Daugerre
Niepes
Neipes
Daguerre
Niepce
Legion of Honor
Niepee
Arago
Academy of Sciences
Acai and Biafes Scene Described in Early Experiment
The fragment references a procedure with Draper of the University of New York to capture a photograph in bright sunlight. A copper sulfate solution and ammonium sulfate tank heats to high heat, with a transparent liquid dispersing heat rays during the process.
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Draper
The
University of New York
Wakes to Find Watch and Roommates Gone
C A Macomer reported to the police that his watch and two roommates vanished from a room. He woke around six, checked his watch, and slept again. On the second awakening both the watch and the two men were gone.
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C. A. Macomer
Poréay
Gona
Contfer Big Dee Race at All-anta 7 Nay
In an event titled Contfer Big Dee Race, the program lists a race at an All-anta venue on July content seven cone.
Giant Liner Olympic Turns to Peace Path
The Star liner Olympic transitions from wartime service to peacetime duties as a grand carrier seeks new roles in postwar global commerce and travel.
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Giant
Olympic
H C L Still Goes Higher In New Cost of Living Rise
New York December 9 cost of living rose 1.3 percent over the last period driven by advances in 90 staple commodities. The Dow stands at 131 points above pre war levels according to figures released.
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New York
Orad. Street's
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