Anti American Feeling and Britain’s View in War Debates
The piece discusses British criticism of America amid Sinn Fein sympathy and Admiral Sims charges. It recalls wartime exchanges, the pace of U.S. troop deployment, and how Allied sentiment shifted with America joining the war and helping turn the tide. It comments on Philadelphia fashion, inflation, and a provocative term used for a circulating group.
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England
Sims
Sinn Fein
Senate
America
London Daily Express
John Bull
Admiral Sims
Germany
Washington
Wilson
Versailles
Clemenceau
Lloyd- George
France
Marshal Joffre
Marriage and Prosperity Puzzle in Postwar America
Observers in 1919 expect a marriage boom due to soldiers returning home but New York reports 58 983 marriages, only slightly higher than 1918 and near 1917. The Sun links spending power to marriage rates, noting rising salaries yet reduced purchasing power and couples delaying weddings to balance finances.
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Europe
The
New York Sun
Metropolis
the Sun
Roosevelt
Marriag
Tea Fans and Prohibition Stir Old World Tastes
Prohibition shifts American tea habits from fringe novelty to common afternoon drink as sugar and coffee rise, feeding concerns of a tea famine in Britain. The piece notes varied political jests, California births, moonshine cures for influenza, and evolving public tastes amid postwar life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
British Isles
Britain
America
Provisional Hungary Assembly Opens Today
The newly elected National Assembly of Hungary is set to meet today. Also marks Poland? No, focus Hungary with ceremonial expectations and historic context across nations.
Winter racing and indoor games outline tracks and meets
Racing events include Cuban American Jockey Club in Havana and Business Men's Racing in New Orleans. Track hosts Boston Athletic Association indoor games. Golf features the Woman's Putting Tournament at Belleair Florida. Skating match Bobby McLean against Oscar McLean in Christiania for world tie. Bowling hosts Ellis' Bowling Association of America tournament opening in Detroit. Boxing lists Benny Walger versus Joe Tiplitz in six rounds at Philadelphia.
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Cuban American Jockey Club
Havana
Business Men's Racing Association
New Orleans
Boston Athletic Association
Boston
Belleair
Fla
Bobby McLean
Oscar Mc Eeean
Christiania
Ellis’ Bowling Association of America
Detroit
Benny Walger
Joe Tiplitz
Philadelphia
Rt Rev Denis O Donaghue Reaches Ten Years In Louisville See
Rt Rev Denis O Donaghue completes ten years as bishop of Louisville. A native of Indiana, he was educated at St Thomas Seminary and the Grand Seminary Montreal. Ordained in 1874, he served 21 years as chancellor of Vincennes diocese and, from 1887, led St Patrick's Church in Indianapolis before becoming Louisville bishop in 1910 following Bishop Mo Closkey.
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Denis O’donaghue
Louisville
Indiana
St. Thomas' Seminary
Lordstown
Grand Seminary
Montreal
Vincenes
St. Patrick's Church
Indianapolis
L&hop of
Bishup Mo Closkey
Notable 19th Century Biographical Dates and Events
A dated list chronicles events and deaths from 1823 to 1919 across nations. It notes William F. Spicer and Ann Ward Radcliffe's deaths, a Portland vase incident, Hungarian autonomy, Vermont governor Washburne, and Wei-Hai-Wei naval actions, finishing with Luxemburg women’s suffrage.
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Millard Fillmore
United States
Cayuga County
N. Y
Buffalo
William F. Spicer
New York City
Charlestown
Mass
Ann Ward Radcliffe
London
British Museum
Hungary
Peter T. Washburne
Vermont
Woodstock
Lynn
Masss
Wei-Hai-Wei
Chamber of Deputies of
Luxemburg
Weimar Assembly Opens as Ebert Warns on Indemnity
At the first meeting of the German National Assembly in Weimar Chancellor Ebert warned the Allies against heavy indemnity for Germany and threatened resistance.
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Ebert
National Assembly
Weimar
Germany
Private Funeral for Justice's Daughter Annabell Brower Blydenburgh
Funeral services for Miss Annabell Brower Blydenburgh will be held at 3 o'clock Sunday afternoon at the First Presbyterian church. Rev. J. S. Stubblefield will officiate. Barry-Bricker Brothers handle arrangements. Interment follows in the family plot at Lakeview cemetery.
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Annabell Brower Blydenburgh
First Presbyterian Church
J. S. Stubblefield
Barry-Bricker Brothers
Lakeview Cemetery
Marquison Lieutenant Colonel Davi son dies in snow accident
No. 2 reports marquises carried by snow weight killing Lieutenant Colonel Frederick Davison on Governor's Island from a skull fracture after a glass canopy struck him. Harbor conditions remain poor with ice trapping steamers in Long Island Sound. Tugs struggle to free them as Trans-Atlantic ships stay docked amid high winds and heavy seas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Davison
Governor's Island
Long Island Sound
Weather Outlook: Generally Fair Weekend
The forecast calls for generally fair weather Saturday and Sunday with mild temperatures. A chance of rain exists in the extreme northwest portion.
Beach wind adds warmth but unsettles Mrs Linger
Mrs Fred Linger of New York reports a warm breeze at a Florida beach but the gusty wind still unsettles her after a dip.
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Fred Linger
New York
Mrs
Senate treaty talks hinge on Article 10 and Monroe Doctrine
The piece notes cautious optimism in unofficial senate negotiations over a bipartisan treaty mod, with likely agreement on most reservations except two tied to Article 10 and the Monroe Doctrine. Republicans push for modification while Democrats demand it for ratification. Senator Borah asks Governor Cox for his stance on league membership and the Article 40 voting balance.
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Senate
Borah
Gox
Ohio
United States
League of Nations
Idaho
Annual Commercial Club Banquet Soon
Cheyenne Chamber of Commerce holds its first annual banquet at the Masonic Temple on the evening of Thursday February 49th. Dinner for 250 guests, each paying for his own plate. Several prominent men expected to speak.
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Cheyenne Chamber of Commerce
Masonic Temple
Unclear Lead Mentioning Prompt Delivery at Expense
Fragmentary line cites delivery of a lead at the sender's expense and mentions prompt service. No clear names, dates, or locations are readable to establish a full item.
Billy and Nanny Goats Meet Flock and Plot Escape
Billy and Nanny wander from the wood into a valley where a herd of goats graze near a farm. They befriend Satan the leader and recount adventures while hoping Mike cannot find them. The farmer spots Billy and Nanny at dusk, noting Billy’s gilded horns and scoffing that Billy may have escaped a circus. tomorrow they are to be wed.
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Mike
Nanny
Billy
Satan
Nan
Old Satan
Fall Fatal to Sheridan Man
Sheridan Wyoming February 6 Byron Shackleford was instantly killed and A G Shores was seriously injured when a scaffold they were working on broke, hurling them 20 feet to the ground.
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Sheridan
Wyo
Byron Shakleford
A. .G. Shores
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Detroit Journal
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Senator Overman
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Nevada
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Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts
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Justice
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Nannie
Saalfield Publishing Co
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