Europe Debts and Keynes Plan Spark U S Debate
The piece argues the United States lent ten billion dollars to allies after entering the war and criticizes John Maynard Keynes for proposing to erase or forgive European debts. It warns against an inter allied loan and urges Europe to work toward stability without perpetual American subsidies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Great Britain
France
Italy
Russia
Serbia
Europe
John Maynard Keynes
Mr. Keynes
New Republic
Wilson
Germany
Keynes
Versailles
Sam
Herbert Hoover
Eutrope
Women Win Seats in Canadian Provincial Legislatures
In Canada women are eligible for federal and provincial legislatures. No woman has yet joined Dominion Parliament, but several sit in provincial legislatures. Mrs McInnelly, independent, elected to Alberta in 1917. Miss Roberta MacAdams returned by overseas forces. Mrs Ralph Smith elected to British Columbia. Mrs Ramsden, a liberal, returned in Saskatchewan.
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Canada
Mclinney
Alberta
Roberta MacAdams
Ralph Smith
British Columbia
Ramsden
Saskatchewan
Regal Court Train Length Rules by Rank
A peerage etiquette note specifies regulated train lengths for women of rank. The duchess’s train is three yards, marchioness two and a half, countess two, viscountess one and a half, and baroness one.
The Blunderer and the Oklahoma Battle for Harreld
The piece critiques John W Harreld elected representative in Oklahoma Fifth District to fill a vacancy. It argues his Berger vote and anti universal military training stance hurt Republican unity and chance at committees. It notes New York delegation plans caucus fight over Harreld nomination and ends with a May wedding superstition aside.
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John “W."harfield
Congress
Oklahoma
Harreld
Victor Berger
Committee On Committees
Committee On Agriculture
House
Berger
Herreld
Kahn
LaGuardia
Board of Aldermen
House Committee On Military Affairs
Gillett
Mondell
Late
New York
Mr. Mondell
Mr. Harreld
Lord Stanley
Rupert of
John Russell
Gillet
Geluenan
New York Times
The Pay of Teachers and the Call for Reward
A contributor to the Atlantic Monthly argues society undervalues teachers who mold minds. He cites Chicago wage hearings showing feeble minded pupils earning more than their instructors and urges greater pay for dedicated educators who labor for love, duty, and civilization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic Monthly
Chicago
Admiral Sims Faces Criticism of Navy Mismanagement
Hiram Johnson argues that excluding socialists in New York could presage excluding Republicans in Mississippi and Democrats in Pennsylvania, reflecting a wider critique of naval glory claims amid alleged mismanagement.
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Hiram Johnson
New York
Mississippi
Pennsylvania
Exodous Seen From Racial Tension Sparks Labor Flight
The inter racial council estimates that 1 500 600 alien laborers plan to leave the country of their will due to prohibition and uneasiness sparked by the round up of Reds. The exodus is attributed to social and political pressure.
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The
Inter-Racial Council
Milwauk ee at 75 as washburn and memorial days mark year
Milwaukee marks its seventy fifth year today while William B Washburn born centenary is observed and Portugal notes Memorial Day commemorating the first republican attempt. Oklahoma socialists meet at Oklahoma City to nominate a ticket and send delegates to a national convention. Cleopatra's Night premieres at the Metropolitan Opera House in New York this afternoon. Notables attend Genesee Society dinner in New York City. New York socialist convention invites labor and civic groups to protest the suspension of five general assembly members.
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Portugal
Oklahoma
Oklahoma City
Theophile Gautier
Metropolitan Opera House
New York
Miles Poindexter
Washington
Medill McCormick
Ilinois
Rush Rhees
University of Rochester
Society of the Genesee
New York City
Socialist Party
Albany
General Assembly
Winter racing and sport events across major cities
The Cuban American Jockey Club hosts a Havana racing winter meeting while the Business Men's Racing Association runs a New Orleans winter meeting. National Trotting Association board closes a special meeting in Canton Ohio. Automobiles open shows in Minneapolis and Kansas City. American Rowing Association holds its annual meeting in New York. National doubles racquets final closes in New York. Sunny South Handicap shooting event ends in Houston. Polo season opens at Del Monte California. Oregon State swimming championships are in Portland. Boxing cards in Philadelphia feature Eddie McAndrews and Willie Ryan in six rounds plus Patsy Johnson and Hoe O'Donnell both in six rounds.”
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Cuba- American Jockey Club
Havana
Business Men's Racing Association
New Orleans
National Trotting Association
Canton
Minneapolis
Kansas City
American Rowing Association
New York
Houston
Texas
del Monte
Calif
Oregon
Portland
Eddie McAndrews
Willie Ryan
Philadelphia
Young Ghaney
Harold Farese
Patsy Johnson
Hoe O'Donnell
Rear Admiral Strauss to Address Genesee Banquet Tonight
New York based Rear Admiral Joseph Strauss will speak at the Society of the Genesee annual banquet. A longtime head of the U S Navy Ordnance Bureau, he is a world authority on explosives and ordnance manufacture and invented the superimposed turret mounting for battleships. He helped join the Maine explosion inquiry and hails from New York state, graduating from the Naval Academy in 1885.
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Joseph Strauss
Society of the Genesee
New York
Ordnance Bureau
United States Navy
Maine
Iavana Harbor
Admiral Strauss
New York State
Naval Academy
Navy
Notable Deaths and Events From 1780 to 1916
A condensed chronology noting the deaths of Jonathan Garver in London born 1782 Stillwater New York 1784 Bernard Barton 1849 born February 19 1849 plus Marriott Arbuthnot 1741 London George Coleman de Kay 1802 New York City died in Washington D C 1849 and 1878 peace preliminaries Russia Turkey Adrianople 1893 floods Queensland 1895 American Woman's Suffrage convention in Atlanta 1916 German Zeppelins raid northeast England killing 59.
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Jonathan Garver
North America
London
Stillwater
N. Y
Bernard Barton
Marriott Arbuthnot
George Coleman de Kay
Washington, D. C
New York City
Russia
Turkey
Adrianople
Queensland
American Woman's Suffrage Association
Atlanta
England
Billy the Goat Joins White Goat Fire Company Mascot
Billy the goat rides home from a fire on the hose cart with firemen and becomes a town favorite. He saves a life and charms passersby, earning the name White Goat Company mascot as he continues riding with the crew.
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Billy
White Goat Company
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