Was Kitchener film sparked uproar in London screenings
The controversial film depicting Lord Kitchener and a fictional spy plot faced protests from Miss Kitchener and other dignitaries. Authorities halted public showings as lawmakers and officials condemned the depiction of British officers, while German records surfaced about the Hampshire sinking.
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David L. Blanenfield
London
Kitchener
Loyréel
Tai
Rasputiin
Miss Kitchener
Marshall
Duke of Portland
George van Bonop
George Arthur
T. Lord Kitchener
J. H. Thomas
London County Council
British Board of Film Censors
Lord Jellicoe
Jutland
Jager Moewe
Mystery and memorials after Kitchener and Hampshire tale
The article discusses wartime intrigues around the Hampshire cruiser and Kitchener's death. It notes disputed mine dropping, shifting voyage plans, and hopes to raise the sunken ship, alongside Reminiscences by Lord Esher and Asquith about Kitchener, his character, and the Dardanelles evacuation.
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Asquith
Lord Ester
Kitcherlee
Lord Esher
Feld Marshall
Dardanelles
Lohman Seeks Cook County Clerk Nomination
Hero in Politics Lohman, Congressional Medal of Honor recipient and decorated veteran, runs for the clerk of Cook County with support from The American Legion. Lohman holds numerous war decorations and seeks public office after wartime service.
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Worger Lohman
Cook County
American Legion
Lohman
Clever Miss 1922 Evolves New Type of Fascinator
In the Hague era article the clever Miss 1922 introduces a new fascinator style a scarf fused with a coat-like drape. The feature notes the trend toward graceful, picture worthy dress over mere beauty. It describes how women drape and manipulate the scarf to frame the throat arms and torso for winter wear.
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Jeanne Fillo
Wanted 600 Feet 2 Inch Red Hand Pipe
A notice seeks a red hand pipe measuring around 600 feet with a 2 inch diameter. The ad mentions B J Hulbert and RD 6 radiates contact for purchase or offers.
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B.J. Hulbert
U S Debt Talks Set For April International Conference
Washington prepares for April conferences with European nations to settle war era debts to the United States. The array of nations includes Great Britain France Italy and others as the United States outlines a plan to refund loans with government bonds and staggered maturities. The debt total exceeds 11 billion dollars with overdues. Britain leads with about 4.1 billion in principal plus overdue interest.
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Washington
Susy
Great Britain
France
Italy
Rettionia
Finland
Lithuania
United States
Senate
Congress
Smoot
Burton
of Treasury
Mellon
Mughes
Commerce
Hoover
American Commission
Magesty
Executor's Notion for Jennie L Morton Estate
Letters of Administration on Jennie L Morton widow of Corry Erie County Pennsylvania have been granted to C R Powell of Corry Erie County Pennsylvania to whom all debts and claims on the estate are to be paid or presented without delay. C R Powell Executor Corry Pa. P2128M714 218
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Jennie L. Morton
City of
Corry
County of Erie
State of
Pennsylvania
R. Powell
C. R. Powell
Icorry
Milton W. Shreve Announces Candidacy in Pennsylvania
Milton W. Shreve declares candidacy for Representative in Congress subject to Republican voters in the 2nd Congressional district of Pennsylvania at the Spring Primary on May 11, 1922. The letter is addressed to the Evening Journal.
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Journal
Pennsylvania
Milton W. Shreve
Goat racing remembered at municipal club frolic
Feature photo highlights Raymond era goat racing fame with Nanny Go Zip’s 2 10 track record. It notes Raymond’s later sale of goat interests to Prank Loveland and his ongoing goat dealings and loans tied to fixed rates, then shifts to looming global debt negotiations with European nations repaying Uncle Sam through Washington.
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Raymond
Raymon
Nanny Go-Zip
Loveland
John Love
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