Goldman and Berkman Deportation Ends Anarchist Era
Emma Goldman and Alexander Berkman end a 30 year United States collaboration as they face deportation charges. The pair preached anti-government violence, with Berkman serving prison terms for Frick shooting and draft activism, and Goldman jailed for opposing conscription and inciting riot. The article ties their activities to the McKinley assassination, the Los Angeles Times bombing, and radical agitation amid 1919 raids that saw 697 anarchists detained for deportation.
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Goldman
Berkman
Emma Goldman
Alexander Berkman
United States
Henry Clay Frick
Miss Goldman
San Francisco
Mother Earth
McKinley
Czolgosz
Los Angeles Times
Matthew Schmidt
David Caplan
Palmer
India
Roosevelt
Seattle
Winnipeg
Communist Party
Soviet Republic of Russia
United Attorney
Himelf
Rochester
New York
Russia
Western Pennsylvania
Frick
Miss
New Jersey
Patrimann Cura Oe
Canada
England
Australia
Holland
Anarchists Goldman and Berkman in New York Deportation Case
The article traces the pasts of Emma Goldman and Alexander Berkman, noting Goldman’s outspoken anti law stance, their travels to Canada and abroad, and their ability to fund and sustain magazine activities. It mentions a New York deportation episode, personal histories, and financial details from Goldman’s bank records.
Foreign Loans and War Debts in Secretary Glass Report
The 1917 to 1919 loans totaled 9.647 billion dollars with most funds for war needs. England France Italy and Belgium received large sums as safe investments. Questions arise over loans to Russia Czecho Slovakia Servia Rumania Greece and aid to Cuba and Liberia.
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Glass
England
France
Italy
Belgium
Russia
Czecho-Slovakia
Servia
Rumania
Greece
Germany
Cuba
Liberia
Forced Christmas Gifts Editorial Reflects City Hall Gift Pressure
A Philadelphia Public Ledger piece titled Forced Christmas Gifts argues clerks face pressure to give gifts to superiors, highlighting ill advised and forced generosity. The column notes rising Christmas excess harms givers and receivers, dilutes holiday meaning, and suggests restraint in adult gift giving.
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Philadelphia Public Ledger
Injury to Wilson as Treaty Negotiator Sparks Debate
A Supreme Court remark that a treaty remains a proposal until Senate approval is cited. The President must initiate and negotiate, or the Senate could ignore executive power. The dispute aims to discredit Wilson as a negotiator and erode trust in American plenipotentiaries.
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Supreme Court
Senate
Wilson
United States
Fair Mile Pab
Centenary Anniversaries and Major Meetings Across Cities
The day features anniversaries for Earl Cairns and John Phillips, with the American Historical Association opening in Cleveland. Major gatherings include the Canadian Travel Association in Toronto and the Virginia Republican Committee in Roanoke to set a state convention. A Sacramento election on a 20 percent city worker wage raise is noted, alongside plans for a 1922 Florida exposition and a Harvard tribute in Boston. Vicente Blasco Ibanez speaks at George Washington University as Spanish teachers convene, and a French premiere of The Blue Bird at the Metropolitan Opera House in New York closes the day.
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Earl Cairns
England
John Phillips
Phillips Exeter Academy
American Historical Association
Cleveland
Commercial Travelera’oasociation of
Canada
Toronto
Virginia Republican State Committee
Roanoke
Sacramento
Florida
Wuarey A. Sargent
Harvard University
Boston
Vicente Blasco Ihanea
American Association of Teachers of Spanish
George Washington University
Washington, D. C
Maederlinck
Metropolitan Opera House
New York City
New York Debuts Wolff Conducting Blue Bird Premiere
Albert Wolff, composer of the operatic Blue Bird, arrives in New York to conduct the world premiere at the Metropolitan Opera House. He comes from Paris's Opera Comique where he led from 1914 to 1944, served in the French army during the war, and trained at the National Conservatory.
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Albert Wolff
Maeterlinck
New York
Metropolitan Opera House
Mr. Wolff
America
Opera Comique
Paris
National Conservatory
Buenos Ayres
South America
Anniversaries Recap From 1792 To 1947
List of notable anniversaries and events including John Cruger’s death in New York City 1792, William C Preston’s death in Columbia South Carolina 1860, the abolition decree of the hereditary peerage in France 831, and other items such as the opening of Philadelphia Chamber of Commerce 4870, fires in New Westminster 1889, Venezuelan Claims Commission first meeting, 1914 U S protest of British trade stoppage, 1915 Belgium battles near Rheims Voges, 1916 British air force strike on Chikaldir Bridge, 1947 British hinder Jerusalem recapture effort.
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John Cruger
New York Chamber of Commerce
New York City
William C. Preston
United States
South Carolina
Philadelphia
Columbia
S. C
Chamber of Commerce
New Westminister
B. C
Venezuelan Claims Commission
Washington, D. C
Belgium
Rheims
Voges
Chikaldir
Bagdad
Jerusalem
Wilson States Allied Unity in Campaign for Right
A year ago President Wilson responded to King George's welcome by reaffirming that the Allies stand united in a campaign for justice and righteousness in the war effort.
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Wilson
George
Gen Peyton C Maroh Birthday Note
General Peyton C Maroh chief of staff of the U S army in the late war born in Easton Pennsylvania is celebrated on the anniversary of T1 years since birth. Billings A W retired born in New York also noted in this brief item.
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Peyton C.maroh
United States Army
Easton
Billings
New York
Merchants Report Big Christmas Sales Rise
Merchants reported strong Christmas season sales despite short shop hours. Early shortages were evident though overall daily sales were higher than previous seasons.
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Sue
Cheyenne
Croker and Wife Arrive in New York for Winter Visit
Richard Croker once Tammany chief and his wife arrive from England in New York en route to the southern United States for a winter stay. The visit sparks a reunion among old-time Tammany associates and a feast of the old boys.
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Richard Croker
Marines Train on Strange Ship That Wont Float
A humorously described Marine training depot on Parris Island teaches recruits to be sailors on land. The article portrays the Sea-Going Depot as a mock ship with nautical terms, discipline, and sea rituals, preparing marines for life at sea even while ashore.
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Parris
Alfred Caswell
United Air Marine Corps Recruiting Office
W. Lincoln
Trt
Parris Island
South Carolina
United States Marine Corps
Shipboard
Timmy
Stock Commissioner Returns from Omaha
Stock Commissioner Onear Beek returned from Omaha after meeting on Slate of Live business. He reports progress and awaits further guidance.
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Omaha
Onear Beek Hee
Slate
Live
Wyoming Urges Emergency Inspection of Cattle Shipments
The Wyoming Stock Growers Association mobilizes two emergency inspectors to Denver stock yards to examine thousands of cattle moving to Texas ranges. The action aims to prevent shipping of estrays and ensure owners are compensated for any found in transit amid feed shortages and severe range conditions.
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Stock Growers Association
Denver
Texas
Wyoming
Wyoming Stock Growers Association
John
A. Braziele
Southern Ranges
Wyoming Association
B Y P U Brings Christmas to Laramie Poor Farm Inmates
The Baptist Young People's Union provided a Christmas tree and special program at the Laramie County poor farm. Inmates received gifts and enjoyed the entertainment, later sending thanks for the Christmas pleasure.
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The
Baptist Young People's Union
Laramie County
Eye Saved and Ranchman Returns Home
Lloyd Galvert of Landér, visiting Cheyenne for specialist care after a piece of kindling struck his right eye during chopping, has departed for Shoshon to visit his sister before returning to Lander. The treatment here prevented the loss of the injured eye.
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Lloyd Galvert
Landér
Cheyenne
Shoshon
Lander
Adjutant General Heads to Minnesota Conference
Adjutant General Timothy F. Mc Coy departed for St Paul Minnesota to attend a convention of state adjutant generals where the re organization of the national guard will be discussed.
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Timothy F. McCoy
St. Paul, Minn
National Guard
Eleven Horses Escape from Edgar Grown Ranch
Mrs. Edward Francis reported to the sheriffs office that eleven horses from her ranch near Edgar Grown have strayed. The animals bear an N brand on the left jaw and are sought for information by E. J. Smalley. any tips are welcome.
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Edward Francis
Edgar Grown
E. J. Smalley
Missouri Stockman Visits in Cheyenne
B L Wallis a Millbrook Missouri cattleman, on business in Cheyenne, called at the capitol during a recent visit after selling a shipment of cattle in Omaha.
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Missouri Stockman
Cheyenne
B. L. Wallis
Millbrook
Omaha
Capitol
Parents Believe Son Was Kidnapped in Lexington Case
A ransom-like claim amid a Lexington Kentucky incident says a 10 year old boy is believed kidnapped. Parents and authorities trace clues from December while the family seeks the boy’s safe return amid uncertain details and local searches.
Costume blouse showcases refined chiffon with silk braid
The blouse features a chiffon body with broad white silk braid and fringe. It drapes below the hips and pairs well with a simple waist or skirt, presenting a smart fashionable look.
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Eia
Shops Close During James Shields Funeral
Funeral services for James Shields were held at the cathedral at nine o'clock yesterday morning. Shops where Mr. Shields worked were closed in respect, with pallbearers including Chief of Police, a school official, and shop leaders.
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James Shiels
Rannaioe
Golorads & Ra
S|e Cathedral
Shields
Bmbery
J. J
Toa i 'Y Ce
Columbd
Charles Talbot
McLees
Thomas Burns
Hawaii Starts Drive Against Disloyalists
Frederick Funston Post of the Foreign Wars in Honolulu forms a standing committee led by Commander B Q Smith to enlist the Chamber of Commerce in rooting out disloyal residents. Members report hearing disloyal statements by Germans and German Americans, with investigations planned and potential action to Washington if local results fail.
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Honolulu
T. H
Frederick Funston
Npa
B. Q. Smith
Washington
Man Arrested for Concealed Revolver in Rabbit Hunt
Smeed told Police Judge Swainson he bought a short barreled revolver for rabbit hunting and was arrested at Union Pacific station with the weapon. The court found his story improbable and imposed a 60 day sentence. Fred Seifert was fined 25 for intoxication on Christmas night.
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Smeed
G. A. Swainson
Sore Smeed
Union Pa
Sakones
Fred Seifert
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Adjutants’ Convention
Lesington
Een Ward
Rome
Edward Mayes
James Shields
Hawaii
Plitie
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