The Racket Starts in Fight Over 1920 Presidential Recommendation
The piece notes that a presidential recommendation to Congress has triggered a heated, potentially bitter political issue for 1920. It highlights the onset of a contentious public dispute and the rising clash in the political arena.
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Congress
Feels Better Today James J Van Alen Leader in Newport Social Life
James J. Van Alen a Newport leader, wealthy and outspoken against national prohibition, once sought a diplomatic post under Cleveland and married Miss Emily Astor. Known for big game travels, his Wakehurst estate is a famed Newport showplace as President Wilson signals possible easing of the dry law.
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League of Nations
James J. van Alen
United States
Newport
Cleveland
van Alen
Emily Astor
William Astor
Africa
Wakehurst
Are You A Shareholder War Savings Ad Teaser
A wartime appeal urges readers to become shareholders in the United States government. It promotes thrift stamps costing a quarter to five dollars and promises a five year mature return of five dollars plus small interest, framing citizen investment as patriotic.
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United States
Six Hour Day Idea Gains Steam From Leverhulme Study
The British government pledged a six hour day for miners after July 13 1921 prompting renewed interest in Lord Leverhulme’s plan for shorter hours with the same pay. He argues higher wages profits and shared industry gains plus housing education and gardened homes for workers.
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Miners’ Federation
Lord Leverhulme
Port Sunlight
United Kingdom
William F. Ogburn
Great Britain
Britain
England’s coal legacy shifts from crime to wealth
The piece contrasts olden England’s law against coal smoke with today’s economy built on coal. It notes a man once hanged for burning coal in London as public nuisance, while contemporary England relies on coal as a cornerstone of wealth and industry.
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England
London
Monaco: World’s Smallest Nation by Area and Population
Monaco spans eight square miles with a population of about 23 000. Its area is the smallest on earth while Andorra Liechtenstein and San Marino are smaller in population.
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Monaco
Andorra
Liechtenstein
San Marino
Local residents visit Cheyenne and surrounding towns
Mr B Dickey traveled from Cheyenne to his Upton ranch while Mrs Van Adlenwood of Pine Bluffs visited Cheyenne. Miss Mary Curtis from Grover spent a few days with friends. Okee Wennerholm and Frank Vanfa of Laramie were in town yesterday. George Young of Rock Springs and P Bagh of Glendo with relatives in Cheyenne. J F Millene visited from Sheridan and F S Smiles came in from Glenrock.
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Grover
Cheyenne
Okee Wennerholm
Prank Vanfa
Laramie Wert
George Young
Rock Springs
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