Population shifts puzzle after war census rise
The census shows only moderate population gains in major cities, led by Los Angeles and Baltimore. New York, Boston, St. Louis, Cincinnati, Pittsburgh and Louisville show modest increases. The rural labor shortage remains unexplained, with possible factors including postwar lassitude and a revolt against hard labor. The trend challenges expectations of urban growth driving rural labor shortages.
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Los Angeles
Baltimore
New York
Boston
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Pittsburg
Louisville
Europe
Topsy Turvy England Highlights Royal Democaracy and Cook Clash
An English visitor notes royal palaces offered to ordinary people while a London court case shows a cook resisting entry rules and insisting on service limits. The piece contrasts democratic gestures by King George with rising working class assertiveness and calls British cooks the most militant domestic workers.
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England
George
London
The Elitist Fear of Kidnapping and Its Misconceptions
The piece argues that wealth breeds not protection but selective risks and anxieties, noting that kidnappings target the rich and forcing families to choose between police help and paying ransoms. It cites a case where $12,000 was paid but the child was not returned, highlighting the peril and uncertainty facing wealthy parents.
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Americas
Chile
KNOWS NO GEOPHICAL LINES 5 LYNCHING DISCUSSION
A discussion recalls the 1919 Omaha mob incident where a lynching followed an alleged attack on a white woman. The piece notes anti negro riots in Chicago and Washington and argues lynching crosses regions, not limited to the South, linking outbreaks to attacks on white women and labor unrest.
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Duluth
Mina
Omaha World-Herald
Omaha
Influence of mob violence on Black residents across regions
The article warns that organized mobs in northern and western areas threaten Black individuals. It notes episodes where Black people are attacked on sight and forced to flee towns or neighborhoods, illustrating a pattern of racial hostility.
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Ehies
Gilley
Billy Whiskers and Stubby Share Shelter in a Rainy Day Tale
Billy learns Stubby the stray dog lives free in a packing box, dreaming of a kinder home. Stubby criticizes spoiled pets but longs for a stable life, a mistress, and gentle strokes, while choosing freedom over captivity. More of Stubby’s story to come. Copyright 1900s.
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Billy Dr
Billy Jr
Stubby
Charles
Ate
Ban Prandse
Saadfield Publishing
Akron
Heart and Home Problems Addressed by Mrs Thompson
A concerned letter from a mother of eight describes severe poverty, lack of bedding, clothing, and medical needs. The writer seeks charity and asks churches to publish her plea to mobilize help and relief for her family. She questions wealth disparities and suggests practical support through local ministers and congregations.
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Jesus Christ
Hell
Reunions Open Season for Selival Speed Chats
A reminiscence on reunions and the mixed feelings they provoke. The piece describes arriving at a gathering crowded with familiar and unfamiliar faces, the awkward search for recognizable friends, and the blend of nostalgia and new encounters as old peers mingle anew.
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Selival Spd
É Mae
Return to school days of laughter and lingering memories
A nostalgic narrative recalls the pull of school reunions with old friends and familiar songs. The passage notes mingled joy and fatigue from speeches and social rituals, hinting at lasting bonds formed in youth despite weariness from gatherings.
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Eich
Angel
Indians Edge Yankees In Foggy Duel At Cleveland
Ray Caldwell led a pitching duel as the Cleveland Indians restricted the New York Yankees to few hits. Caldwell, making a comeback, struck out five while holding the Yanks to sight bits, and Jack Quinn was kept at bay. The win marks Caldwell’s sixth of the season as Cleveland shapes the race for the bunting in the league.
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Cleveland Indians
Bibe
Gotham Fang
Ray Coldwell
Yanks
Speaker @ Co
Jack Quinn
Cleveland
Babe
Caldwell
Tate
Gothamlies
Pyle Grounds
Quetan
Ray
Gollan
New York
Golim
Buffeds
Summers Company Writes About Cough Remedies
Holdredge Welwriter notes a long lasting cough from exposure and poor sleep. He reports Foley's Honey and Tar helped relief and brought satisfaction and success in treatment.
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B. Summers
Holdredge
Tee
Ag Foley
Early 20th Century Baseball Figure Caldwell’s Career Path
Caldwell, born in Ghorydon Pennsylvania in 1888, began playing semi pro ball in Bathville in 1900. He later joined the Buller Independent and Mekveeport clubs before moving to the Yankees. The text notes Lewin and Seton connections and a manager’s actions regarding Speke.
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Lewin
le Se
Seton
Speaker
Indians
Cldh
Speke
Caldwell
Gorydon
Bathville
Buller Independente
Mekveeport
Yankees
Weather summary for Heyenne Wyoming June 29 1920
The mean temperature for June 29, 1920 was 62 degrees with a record of 77 degrees at 12 PM and a low of 48 degrees at 5 AM. Yesterday’s wind averaged 6.5 miles per hour and total precipitation since January 13 stood at 9.44 inches with 0.24 inches in the last 24 hours.
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Heyenne
Wyo
Nolder
New Vice President At Western National Arrives in Cheyenne
W. A. Atchison, newly elected vice-president in charge of agencies at Western National Life, arrived in Cheyenne to assume duties. He brings vast life insurance experience and a reputation as a top agency organizer and producer, highlighting his Western roots and potential to strengthen the company’s network.
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Cheyenne
Mel Muster
Otiew
Carey
Ives
Assoulath
Ntitie
Giapatehen
Mont
Western National
W. A. Atchison
Chara of Awenelés
VF Ene National Life Insuran Pany
Senown
Mr. Atchison
HM Insur
Sendi
Lost Cabin move sparks sheep and land dispute
In Wyoming and New Mexico the issue centers on 35,000 sheep tied to Chituales land and pasture rights as livestock shifts from December wintering grounds to new quarters. Reports note exodus from Pasadona, California, and a move north with impacts on Jurae holdings and soil use.
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Lost Cabin
Wyo
Chituales
Highways Report Notes Mixed Road Conditions
Main roads are generally good though five segments near Pine Bluffs and Irom Mountain show poor to ruddy conditions. Drivers urged to exercise caution on eastbound routes and northern stretches where weather or wear affects travel.
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Pine Bluffs
Irom Mountain
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