Anti American Feeling in England and War Reflections
The piece argues that English and French leaders earned the wartime trust while American officials faced criticism for sympathy to Sinn Fein and treaty delays. It credits America with delivering two million troops in 1918, turning the tide, and contrasts British views with American actions amid postwar strain. It notes Philadelphia fashion and a slang term energymen describing a Reds roundup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Sims
Sinn Fein
Senate
America
London Daily Express
John Bull
Admiral Sims
Germany
Washington
Wilson
Versailles
Clemenceau
Lloyd- George
France
Marshal Joffre
Marriage Trends and the Postwar Economy
Observers expected a banner marriage year in 1919 as soldiers returned home but New York reports 58 983 marriages, only slightly above 1918 and near 1917. The Sun links prosperity to marriage rates and notes dual salaries often force postponement as brides work and grooms face limited purchasing power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
The
New York Sun
Metropolis
the Sun
Roosevelt
Marriag
Tea famine and prohibition spark tea boom in America
Prohibition shifts American taste toward tea as a between meals drink, surprising England with rising consumption and potential tea shortages. The piece notes other curiosities from this era, including politics, Japanese birth rates in California, and moonshine cures for influenza, all in a brisk, period voice.
Hungary’s National Assembly Meets Today
The newly elected National Assembly of Hungary is shuted to meet today. One hundred years ago today the first provisional legislature of Arkansas met. Rt Rev Denis O Donaghue collects ten years of service as bishop of the Catholic diocese of Louisville. Queen Wilhelmina and the Prince Consort enter the twentieth year of their wedded life. Governor Boyle calls Nevada legislature to meet in special session on federal woman suffrage amendment. Several hundred women from across the US expected in Washington for three day National Interchurch World Movement Conference. The 445th annual Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts exhibition opens in Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Assembly
Hungary
Provisional
Arkansas
Denis O'Donaghue
Catholic Dioecese
Louisville
Wilhelmina
Netherlands
Prince Consort
Boyle
Nevada
United States
Washington
National Interchurch World Movement
Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts
Forey
Philadelphia
Racing and Sporting Events Across Cities
Cuban American Jockey Club Winter meet in Havana and the Business Men's Racing association meet in New Orleans. Indoor games of the Boston Athletic Association in Boston. Woman's Putting Tournament in Belleair Florida. Bobby McLean versus Oscar McLean in Christiania for world title. Ellis' Bowling Association of America opens in Detroit tomorrow. Benny Walger fights Joe Tipolit z at Philadelphia in six rounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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 marks decade as Louisville bishop
Rt Rev Denis O Donaghue completes ten years as bishop of Louisville. A native of Indiana, he was educated at St Thomas Seminary Lordstown and Grand Seminary Montreal and ordained in 1874. He served 21 years as chancellor of Vincennes diocese and led St Patrick's Indianapolis before becoming Louisville bishop in 1910.
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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 Milestones
A compact chronology lists deaths and births of figures including Millard Fillmore born Cayuga County New York died Buffalo March 8 1874 Commodore William F Spicer sailor and poet born New York died Charlestown 1878 Ann Ward Radcliffe English novelist born London July 9 1764 Peter T Washburn Vermont governor died Woodstock Vermont born Lynn Massachusetts September 7 1814 1895 Two Chinese warships sunk Wei Hai Wei by Japan 1919 Luxemburg Chamber of Deputies grants women right to vote and hold office.
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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 warns Allies on German indemnity
Chancellor Ebert vows resistance if indemnity is imposed after the first meeting of the German National Assembly in Weimar. He urges Allies to avoid heavy reparations and emphasizes Germany’s readiness to contest terms.
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Ebert
National Assembly
Weimar
Germany
Private Funeral for Miss Annabell Blydenburgh
Funeral services for Miss Annabell Brower Blydenburgh will be held at 3 o'clock Sunday afternoon at the First Presbyterian church with Rev. J. S. Stubblefield officiating. Barry-Bricker Brothers will conduct a private service, and interment is in the family plot at Lakeview cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annabell Brower Blydenburgh
First Presbyterian Church
J. S. Stubblefield
Barry-Bricker Brothers
Lakeview Cemetery
Marquises Die As Snow Fatigue Stalls Island Harbor
No. 2 reports Lieutenant Colonel Frederick Davison of Governor's Island killed by a skull fracture after a glass canopy struck him. Harbor conditions persist with ice blocking steamers in Long Island Sound and tugs battling floes. Trans Atlantic ships remain in port as winds and heavy seas worsen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Davison
Governor's Island
Long Island Sound
Weather Outlook: Fair Weekend with Rain Likely NW
Generally fair conditions are expected Saturday and Sunday with a likely rain in the extreme northwest portion. Temperatures remain mild, and precipitation should be limited to the outlined area.
Windy Beach Weather Delivers Warm, Worrying Breeze
Mrs. Fred Linger of New York describes a gusty breeze at a Florida beach as unseasonably warm air and wind from the sea create a disconcerting scene. The coastal weather pattern leaves visitors noting the warmth despite the bluster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Linger
New York
Senate treaty talks edge toward ratification amid reservations
The piece notes optimism that bipartisan changes to the peace treaty may satisfy most Democratic senators and gain Republican support. It cites likely agreement on 12 of 14 reservations, with Article 10 and the Monroe Doctrine sparks for modification. Tomorrow features senate conference meetings as opponents ready plans, and Senator Borah seeks Governor Cox’s stance on league participation and Article 40.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Borah
Gox
Ohio
United States
League of Nations
Idaho
Annual Cheyenne Chamber Banquet Planned at Masonic Temple
The first annual banquet of the Cheyenne Chamber of Commerce will be held at the Masonic Temple on the evening of Thursday February 49th. Dinner for 250 guests will be self paid per plate and several prominent men are expected to speak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne Chamber of Commerce
Masonic Temple
Lead Delivery Prompted at Our Expense
Fragmentary note asserts that a lead will be delivered promptly at our expense. The text hints at obligation and urgency but lacks clear identifiers or context for precise attribution.
Billy and Nanny Join Valley Goats and Meet Satan
Billy and Nanny leave the boys at the swimming hole and wander into a valley where they meet a herd led by Satan. They stay with the goats and share tales of adventures as the farmer later notices Billy’s height and gilded horns. Tomorrow Billy and Nannie are married.
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Mike
Nanny
Billy
Satan
Nan
Old Satan
Nannie
Saalfield Publishing Co
Akron
Fall Fatal to Sheridan Man
Sheridan Wyoming February 6 Byron Shakleford was instantly killed and A Shores was seriously injured when a scaffold they were working on broke, hurling them twenty feet to the ground.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheridan
Wyo
Byron Shakleford
A. .G. Shores
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Annalee Eoee
Ee Eee
Carey Aes
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British Isles
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Hays
Republican National Committee
Republican Party
California
Phelan
Detroit Journal
Mr. Bryan
Senator Overman
North Carolina
South Carolina
Rhode Island
New Jersey
Frutve
U. S
U. S. S. Northern Pacific
Shores
Uncle Sam
New
Folks In News
Justice
Mrs
Billy Whiskers
Sloan
All Druggiste
Cerebel Liniment TS
Tei Dry
Chichester
Pruggists
Homestead
Hartung Land Company
Carey Ave
Yellowstone Highway
Wyoming
Western Realty & Investment Company
Carey Avenue
Laramie
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