Poles Must Give Up Their Capital Amid Warsaw Evacuation
Reports from Cracow and Warsaw describe a hasty Polish retreat along the Vistula with the capital likely to be moved to Cracow within days. Wounded soldiers fill hospitals as American Red Cross units aid nurses, while Anglo American observers note stalled armistice talks and continued troop redeployments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paria
Warsaw
Crecow
Mubston
Cracow
Poland
Amrican Red Cross
Baranovitch
Minsk
Privs
Mins
Vienna
Posen
Dansig
Lemberg
Pollah Volunterre
Pwland
Edward W. Pickard
Danzig
Red Army
Highl
Ore
Brest-Litovsk
Bug River
Narew
Lloyd George
Krasstf
Kamineff
London
Germany
Supreme Council of Allied
Paris
Moscow
Lord George
London Times
Rich Poles Reach Paris Amid Refugee Influx
The Paris dispatch reports Polish refugees flooding stations and corridors with wealth as they flee the invasion. Elsewhere 2,000 autoworkers in Toledo lose jobs due to material shortages and a Canadian city suffers a major fire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Poland
Dearie
Invason
WETS ASK REHEARING IN FEIGENSPAN CASE
William D. Uthrie and Eli Root for Christian Feigenspan of Newark ask the U S Supreme Court for a rehearing over its decision sustaining the eighteenth amendment and parts of the Volstead Act. The petition argues the court failed to explain its reasoning and that the case raises weighty constitutional questions affecting national and state powers and public welfare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Wiliam D
Uthrie
Eli Root
Christian Feigenspan
Newark
N. J
United States Supreme Court
Jane T
Feigenspan
Cnit
Thie Court
United States
Denver Faces Rioting With 500 Troops Ordered In
Denver reports a deadly streetcar strike flare up raising five killed as police clash with sympathizers. Federal troops from Camp Funston Kansas are dispatched to Denver to restore order and prevent further bloodshed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Funston
Denver
Camp Finstoy
Kansas
Central Department of
United States Army
Chicago
Central Department
Shoup
Heimick
Leonard Wood
Denver Tramway Company
The
Tramway Men's Union
Population figures from 1920 census released
The census bureau announces Rhode Island 1920 population at 804,897 up 61,787 since 1910. Other increases listed include Mahoning County 186,310 up 70, Coles County 85,108 up 891, La Salle County 12,025 up 2,793.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Aug
Rhode Island
Mahoning County
Youngstown
Coles County
Ieluding
Charleston
la Salle County
Cuding Streator
la Salle
Riots and Militias Darken West Frankfort As Foreigners Flee
State militia rushed to West Frankfort as rioting erupted after the discovery of two murdered youths tied to a bank robbery. About 5 000 foreigners fled, homes burned, and eight people killed with over two dozen injured. Wires were cut and chaos spread through the town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion
West Frankfort
M. Ang
Dickson
Springfeld
Wilbur Satterfeld
Major Satterfield
Tenth Infantry
LN. G
Tony Hemphill
Amiel Calcaterra
Royalton
Johnston City
Maj. W. BE
Satterfield
Mount Vernon
Tony Hempel
US Urban Population Surpasses Rural in 1920 Census
The 1920 census will show more Americans living in cities than rural areas for the first time. Officials estimate 51 percent of continental population in urban districts based on a 105 million total, equating to about 53.95 million urban residents and 51.45 million in rural areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Census Bureau
Continental
J. A. Hill
Harding Easily the Better Man
The article argues Senator Harding outperforms Governor Cox in campaign rhetoric over the League of Nations issues. It notes Harding's quick, pointed replies to Cox on cabinet picks and a critique of Cox’s strategy, praising Harding as a lively and able campaigner and suggesting voters favor him over Cox on the porch platform versus car platform debate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
League of Nations
Wilson
Senator Harding
Harding
Cox
Dayton
Philadelphia Public Ledger
Marlon
Missouri
Breckinridge Long
Spencer
Kansas
Curtis
Allen
Scott Ferris
Gore
Oklahoma
Bailey
Texas
New York
Alfred E. Smith
Harry G. Walker
The San Francisco Platform Critique in The New Republic
The New Republic portrays the convention as blaming the Republican Congress for every evil while exalting administration actions. It argues the platform endorses Burleson superficially, boasts free speech, ignores currency inflation, and mocks moralizing by praising Santa Claus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Repub- Mcan Congress
Burleson
Santa Claus
New Republic
Republicans Seek Realignment After Autocracy Critique
The Louisville Herald argues that Republicans harshly attack autocracy and push for restoring an American system of coordination and cooperation. They contend the president should not rule in isolation but seek outside counsel to shape policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sweer
Louisville Herald
Harding Votes for War Speech in the Senate 1917
In April 1917 Senator Harding announced his vote for war, stating he would support the maintenance of American rights essential to the republic. He said his decision was not driven by sentiment or Wilson’s claim to “make the world safe for democracy.”
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harding
Senate
Senator Harding
Wilson
United States
Middle Western
Lewis
United Mine Workers of America
Illinois
Indiana
Kansas
A. M. Howat
Miinels
Chicago
Timnels Pab- Fc Utilities Commission
Harding rally plans cited by Mrs Medill McCormick
Mrs Medill McCormick wife of Senator McCormick plans to campaign for Harding and Coolidge after a rest at Tilinels fort for four months She informed Senator Tarling during a visit to pay respects The article notes Cox’s poor prospect in Ohio noting Harding will win the state which Cox has carried previously
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harding
Medill McCormick
Senator McCormick
Tlinels
Coolidge
Tilinels Fort
Senator Tarling
James M. Cox
Ohio
Cox
Warren G. Harding
Chronicle- Telegraph
Indiana Senator Watson Praises Republican Unity
Indiana Senator James E. Watson says the state has settled after the primary and supports Harding and Collie. He notes Republicans are aligning behind national ticket goals and expects Indiana to deliver a large Republican majority in November.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoosier State
James E. Watson
Indiana
Harding
Collie
Hoosier
Real American Ticket Sparks Vague War Debate
The Seattle Post-Intelligencer notes strong Republican rhetoric praising national interests and loyalty while expressing concern that the Democratic stance on the League of Nations may fail to prove why Uncle Sam went to war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Seattle Post- Intelligencer
Democratic Party
Uncle Sam
League of Nations
League of Nations Steps For War Prevention Adopted
The League of Nations council approved plans for an international general staff and a blockade committee to prevent future wars. It also backed an international court of justice and observed Greek Turkish moves in Asia Minor. The coal rate rise and railway improvements were debated as the era's economic shifts unfold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
League of Nafons
San Sebastian
Spain
United States
Russia
Germany
Italy
Jurists
International Court of Justice
Elihu Root
Chicago
Willan Bross Lloyd
Communist Labor Party
Lloyd
Comerford
Austria in Dire Straits and War’s Aftershocks
A verbose report paints Austria's dire food shortages and rising deaths as mass emigration looms. Retolph Seindkraut notes underfed actors faint on stage as understudies fill in while Europe’s mood darkens under war, revolution, and sudden peace. Vienna appears festive but hides nervous strain and fear.
Japan Faces Food Shortage and Imports to Ease Grain Gap
The article notes Japan's struggle to feed a rapidly growing population and limited arable land. It mentions Formosa and Korea as rice sources, fertilizer limits, and costly imports from Indo China aided by France. A government plan targets reducing rice consumption and boosting wheat from Manchuria and Siberian grain belts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Formosa
Korea
Japan
France
Indo- China
Manchuria
Siberia
Irkutsk
Omsk
Also Mentioned on This Page
Otwe
Ontario
Wetlohee
Carp
Aeral
Phage
Chetnat
Cinetnath Are
Tietners OH Company
Constantinople
Bagdad
Blinay
Toledo
Canadian City
Port Coquitlam
Fire Department
Taxington
Mondell
Mit
Shuridan
Wye
Anz
Jon Moenlell
Newcastle
Wyo
Wilann
Orout Rapids
Wik
John Washington
Wie
Joewiat
Etxty-Lee
Farine
Plymouth Rock
Calgary
Alta
Ang
Canadian Poetic Railway
Sentinel
Crome Neattine
Huntieh Columbia
Legion
Orttain
Brita
Gert Haig
Freoklin D'Omter
American Legion
Jes
Wets
Root
Juriate
U. & Supremes Court
Outlaw” Yardmen’s Union
John Grand
Chicago Yardmen's Association
H. E B. Reading
United Enginemen's Association
Binghamton, N. Y
R. J. Hellgwell
A. G. Spalding Sporting Goods Company
Newberry
Foster
Milnois and Michigan Canal
Lockport
Roumanian
Geneva
Nikolai Lenin
Roscia
Bucharest
Rede
Madrid
Ie Salvatierra
Barcelona
Marquise de Laesares
Vatencis
Lye
Ford
Ironton
Henry Ford
New Vine
Interstate Ecommerce Commission
Wayne County
Mehican
Peters
Charles Peters
Gook County
Minors State Sheriffs’ Association
Rock Island
Cits
Frankfort
Southern
Adjutant General
U. S
Lior George
House of Commons
Kansas City
Ralph Williams
Wilson & Co
Kan
Berne
St.nthant
St. Gothard
Erstfield
Goetolenen
Jan Uvying
Lithia Rock
Willian Crutcher
Bayer
Lew
Interstate Commerce
Prague
Governor Cox
John G. Isbell
League of Nations Council
Sweden
Berlin
Permis
Sion
Robert Cecil
Viscount Grey
League
Aulnister
Thrace
Kemal Pasha
Asia Minor
Bardad
Simay
Smyrna
Great Britain
Sofia
Bulgaria
Mailjaroff
Interstate Commerce Commission
Montgomery County Fair
Lnes
San Francisco Platform
Locklear
Los Angeles
Austria
Visitor
Retolph Seindkraut
Tamons Ausiefur
Germin Qeter
Geruiny
Mr. Schildkrant
Europe
Vienny
Tokyo
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!