Record of important events from the week
A week in review from the Newspaper Union News Service lists multiple items: President Harding nominates Clarence S. Goodwin of Spokane to be assistant secretary of the Interior. Irene Gerstad testifies about abuse in a divorce case. a Los Angeles divorce grants alimony to Irene Gerstad. San Francisco law curtails dancing in several uptown cafes. a 16 year old orphan Carl Nordlander dies by asphyxiation amid a home art project. Tommy Bradford and sibling Margie travel to Calgary under authority of Seattle’s prosecutor. a collection aids their journey. Denby seeks 25000 for historical fleet pictorials. the Federal Reserve Board investigates deflation risks for agriculture. navy dress uniforms are restored for certain occasions. the Volstead Act debate moves toward farmer collective action. a railroad artillery brigade is sent to Hawaii. a potential Northwestern vacation for President Harding is discussed. the Interstate Commerce Commission enables 200 million in bonds for Northern Pacific and Great Northern. foreign news covers the Tivolí casino in Chihuahua shutting, Dublin doctors resisting gunshot reporting orders, League of Nations Aland Islands decision, Viviani’s envoy message to American Legion, Koudish assaulted in Constantinople, Zanella's coup in Trieste, and gas price changes in the Midwest. windstorm damage in Nebraska. a legal battle over George M. Oyster’s estate. Dempsey-Carpenter bout venue debates. Miss Lucia Russell Briggs named president of Milwaukee Downer College. a Milwaukee shopper’s insanity case. and coastal erosion threats worsening near Milwaukee.
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Princls M. Goodwin
Spokaree
Washington
Harding
Irene Gerstad
Irene DeVoss
Ble
Los Angeles
Harry W. Gerstad
Gerstad
San Francisco
Tenderloin Venses
Barbary Coast
Carl Nordlander
Artis
Tommy Bradford
Margie
Calgary
Alberta
Seattle
Wash
H. EB. Sloan
Roy
Denby
Burnell Poole
Woul
Federal Reserve Board
House Judiciary Committee
Secretary of Agriculture
Hawaiian Islands
Oahu
Pearl Harbor
Pacific Coast
Harding Tate
Northwest
Alaska
Interstate Commerce Commission
Northern Pacific
Great Northern Tnulliard
Comany
la Sue
Chicago, Burlington
Quincy
Mexico
Enriquez
Chihuahua
Dublin
Peas
Paris
Siy
Council of the
League of Nations
Aland Islands
Finland
Sweden
Ttuasia
Petrograd
Rene Viviani
American Legion
F. W. Galbraith, Jr
General Pershing
Legion
France
Solness
America
Koudish
Constantinople
London
Leonid Krassin
Kansas
Labor Department
Industrial Court
Hamilton
Webster
Adams
Hastings
Neb
Trock
George M. Oyster
Deail Renidy Oyster
Syracuse
N. Y
Athantic City
Oyster
Boyle
Thirty Acres
Montgomery Park
Jersey Cito
Atlantic City
Long Island
Lucia Russell Briggs
Lebaron Russell Briggs
Radcliffe College
Faculty of Arts and Sciences
Harvard
Milwaukee Downer College
Milwaukee
Wis
Eilin C. Sobin
Driggs
Radcliffe
Wagfsh
Shiummons College
Buffalo
N. C
Hihel J. Mahon
I Grocery
State Hospital For the Insane
Ottoway
Wioods
South Shore
Whippoorwill Tale of Freedom and Voices Found
Willie Whippoorwill recounts his grandfather the whippoorwill being kept in a zoo cage, finding freedom in the woods, and singing again. The tale argues that whippoorwills do not sing in captivity and that captivity harms their spirit, urging humane treatment of wildlife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willie Whip Ffapoorwill
Whippoorwill
Joson
WI Whippoorwill
Wille
Careful travel tale among the An tinodes tribe
A fragmented notice records a traveler Mr Jumperer planning a trip abroad and cautioning about an issue with the An tinodes people. Mrs Came up Dear warns to be careful amid reports that the tribe is of a peculiar nature and potentially dangerous.
Texas Rangers Real Fighters of Lone Star State
W. P. Urbb notes Texas Rangers grew from 1835 frontier needs into a unique semi military force that protected settlers from Indians and Mexicans. The unit evolved into peace officers, guarding borders, pursuing outlaws, and shaping Texas history with frontier independence and rugged self reliance.
Bird Row Over Odd Egg Fascinates Man for Days
An elderly New York man in a worn cap sat under Broadway near One Hundred fifty seventh Street watching robins in a nest. He claimed a cuckoo egg caused a nest quarrel with the male bird wanting to eject it while the female refused. A mounted patrolman paused, and the man presented a card for the New York Ornithological Society, leaving with the odd tale lingering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Broadway
Prof
Malcolm Ogilvie
New York Ornithological Society
Ill Wind Ete Boots Boosts Athens Revenue
Bootleggers in Athens, Ohio paid $2,500 to the city coffers in the first three months of 1921, a sharp rise from $75 in the same period of 1020, as police noted the tax benefit of illicit activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
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Union News Serrice
Riccardo Zanella
Fl Thine People's Party
Communist E Taction
Tratlain
Mhine
Ceaunt
Dominione
Flume
Zapella
Middle West
Standard Ol Company
Indiana
Hicago’s
Municipal Pier
Chicago
Texas Rangers
Real Fighters
Lone Star State
Dallas
Texas
W. P. Urbb
History Department
University of Texas
Dallas News
Lone Star Republic
Tien
Texas Ranger
Rangers
Stephen F. Austin
Bancroft
General Council
Trinity
Trinity and
Brazos
Colorado
Texas Ranger Force
United States
San Antonio
Thnober
Prairie
Spain
Atlantic
Pacific
Great Prairie
Rilo Grande
Red River
Rio Grande
Nueces
Republic
Northwest Mounted
Police of
Canada
Cape of South Africa
Pennsylvania
Alamo
Goliad
San Jacinto
Col
John S. Ford
John C. Hays
Ben McCulloch
John 8. Ford
Roogers
Taylor
Scott
Lone Wolfe
Little Bull
Cortina
Sam Bass
Sutton-Taylor
Cone
Texans Rangers
Bether
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