Progress of World Affairs and Domestic Events Across 1921
Report traces President Harding signing the Anti Beer bill and a formal request to remove EB Mont Reily as Porto Rico governor. Notes shipping board figures, a gas field discovery in Louisiana, and bids for amnesty for political prisoners. Mentions Briand peace pledge, currency shifts, and a Curtiss speed record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harding
EB. Mont Reily
Porto Rico
National Assembly
Felix Cordova Davila
Congress
A. D. Lasker
United States Shipping Board
Kaiser
Washington
Simmons
Monroe
Louisiana
Shipping Board
William A. White
Emporia
Kan
Amesty
Aristide Briand
France
Lotus Club
New York
Great Britain
Hughes
Hoover
Curtiss Field
Mineola
Bert Acosta
Amable Jones
San Juan
Argentina
First Nations’ Council
The
Palestine Foundation Fund
Nationwide labor and business notes from early 1920s press
A roundup of Industrial Relations summaries shows higher early year strike activity than 1920, rulings include a Chicago injunction against a streetcar fare raise, and Boston workers funding steamslip reconditioning. Also noted are pay talks in California, gasoline price moves, prominent deaths, Marschall Foch sailing, and reforms aiding maternity and infant care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lall
Davis
Carpenter
Chicago
Boston Navy Yard
Eters Whule
Navy
Denby
Othcinals
Southern Pucle Company
San Francisco
Illinois Public Utilities Commission
States Supreme Court
Americans Automobile Association
Detroit
Cornell Defeats Penn State In Thanks giving Day Grid Battle
Cornell, an unbeaten Red team, crushed Pennsylvania 41 to 0 at Franklin Field in Philadelphia. The victory followed 10,000 strong home fans and decades of prior defeats, delivering sharp revenge in the annual Thanksgiving clash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penn State
Pittsburgh
Jake Schaefer
Willie Hoppe
Chicago
Hoppe
Cornell
Pennsylvania
Franklin Field
Philadelphia
Quakers
Benny Leonard
Sailor Friedman
Ice Palace
University of California
University of Pennsylvania
New York
Jim Coffey
Billy Gibson
Roscorsman
Eugene Tunney
Frank Bagler
Paris
Georges Carpentier
Ja Grippe
Jack Dempsey
Williams
Berkshire
Wesleyan
Andrus
Middletown
Conn
Lafayette
Lehigh
Taylor
Bethlehem
Banks plan to replace women with men shocks many in Canada
The report notes several banks intend to substitute male workers for female staff. In other news, Belgian Catholics win eight seats, Lloyd George plans a December 3 voyage, and Zeppelin links Spain to Argentina are proposed for a 90 hour run.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Deputies
Lloyd George
Southampton
Washington
Hugo Ecker
German Zeppelin Works
Europe
South America
Spain
Buenos Aires
Marconi Company
Carnarvon
Wales
Australia
Rome
Tempo
Cardinal Gasparri
Pope Benedict
Italy
London
Mary
Viscount Lascelles
William Francis Dougherty
Bombay
Belfast
Ulster
Far East
Manchester
Edwards to Save the Primary The 1922 political clash over direct primaries and convention nomination.
Governor Edwards opposes repeal of the direct primary and any move to restore the old convention system. Assemblyman Moore pledges repeal and convention revival to cut state costs, while Republicans gauge impact on Runyon’s governor bid. The battle folds into state road plans and local court actions as 1922 politics unfold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenton
Edwards
Wilson
Executive Department
Certan
David Young
William S. Runyon
Union
Stokes
Republican State Committee
William A. Moore
William XN
Runyon
Moore
Busgbee
Morris
Princeton
Supreme Court
Katzenbach
Albert L. Green
Justice Katzenbach
New Jersey State Briefs Reflect Local Civic News
New Jersey notes report Woodbury Christmas seal drive led by Visiting Nurse Association. At Atlantic City a Big Division Street garage and warehouse fire caused about 100000 in damage. Paulsboro Baptist Sunday school ships edibles to needy families. Egg Harbor City donors fund high quality student pictures and classroom supplies. Burlington County Jewish women back Hughes Armament Conference goals. Pitman moves two houses to clear space for store and apartment complex. Collingswood Musical Club prizes awarded for club songs. Woodbury community bands seek local musical talent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Visiting Nurse Association
Woodbury
Big Division Street
Atlantic City
Paulsboro Baptist Sunday School
Egg Harbor City
America
Hughes
Burlington
Hiembers
Burlington Lodge of Moose
Christ- Mia Fame
Paulsboro
Board of Education
Salem Red Cross
Memorial Hospital
Ephriam T. Gill
Hiddonfield Historical Society
Gill
Corresnadine
John Bill Willitts
New Jersey
Andis
Bell Telephone Company
Vineland
Grenloch
Order Eastern Star
Clinton
Millville
The
American Red Cross
William IT. Nicholson
Harry Sheffer
Walter H. Scuble
Levi Hindley
William Sharp
Round Valley
Woman's Club
Rebecca Boody
Boody
Woodstown
Cape May
Seabrooks Farm Corporation
Deerfield
National Park
Pennsylvania
Walter Foulk
Philadelphia
Busine
Medford
Camden
Elmer
D. S. Edson
Presbyterian Hospital
Salem Chamber of Commerce
Pieboro
John P. Reed
Argo Mills Company
Gloucester
Salem Ministerial Union
St. John the Evangelist
Lambertville
New Jersey Association of County Engineers
Marlton M. EB
Barnesboro
Howard Raub
Chadwick
Rutgers
New Brunswick
Raub
Longport
Gunnie" Johnson
Wildwood
Anglesen
George Buck
Hammonton
Edward Vandershire
Princeton
Wwarding
Warry Sursin
Asbury Park
James A. Morrison
New Trunswick
Charles A. Reid
Sea Girt
Trenton
McWhinley Hospital
Reid
New Jersey National Guard
Yardley Bridge
Gibbstown
Arman J. Gerson
Parent-Teachers’ Association
Paul Pierson
Anna Pascoe
Verga
Ekton
Fred Young
Wilson-Phifer Company
Port Elizabeth
Tease Millville
Company K
National Guard
North Second Street
Newfield Fire Company
Preston
Fowter
Elmer Public Library
Lavenin Wentzell
Oak Grove
Puttic School
Laurel Springs
Bullt
Pitman
Holly Avenue
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Tion
Nation’s Business
Piere Oil
Arkansans
Inutbella Wolfe Baruch
Stuan Baruch
Wather
Bernard M. Gbaruch
Edwin Barbour Alvord
Gridvreport
Max Klemer
Vienna
New York Central
West Albany
Marshall Foch
James J. Hill
St. Paul
J. P. Leake
United States Public Health Service
Kansas City
Western Union Company
Germany
House
Senate
Frederick A. Wallis
Illis Island
Waterbury
State Highway Commission
Hawards
Essex
Passaic
Monmouth
Middlesex
Cumberland
Mercer
Collins
Commission
Atlantic
Ocean
Nd Warren
Bridgeton
Salem County
Old Cemetery
Standard Oil Company
Constable Hook
William B. van Buskirk
Cranford
Bayonne
Summit
Montclair
Atlanta
Court of Chancery
John van Buskirk
van Buskirk
Stone
114Th
South Jersey
Borden
Kalisch
William EL. Dobbins
Mount Holly
Edward P. Hullings
Dobbins
Hullings
Robert Peacock
Stackhouse
William H.taylor
First National Bank of
Pennsgrove
Ware
Liberty Bonds
Richard M. Moore
Board of
Prison Inspectors
Cumberland Trust Company
Samuel P. Fithian
Fithian
Frank B. Ridgeway
Roscoe C. Ward
Henry D. Paulling