The Shackles Are Broken The Western Vote Of 1920
Voters in the Western states shift away from Wall Street control praising the Federal Reserve law under Wilson. The piece contrasts New York and the West, notes shifts in party dynamics and mentions historical figures and past elections. It discusses paper prices, industrial concerns, and social topics including a Blacksmith female graduate.
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Mississippi River
New York
Federal Reserve Bank
Southland
Long Island Sound
Frisco Bay
West
Federal Reserve
Wilson
Retail Odds and Ends Push on Deals and Guaranties
A sales pitch style column touts cash savings over credit, claims price surges on tea, gloves, and corn, and promotes the Cash Way with guarantees and freebies. It urges immediate shopping for tea, ranges, sugar, potatoes, overshoes, and Taylor made clothing, noting comparisons with rival catalogs and a shift to new Cordo shoes arriving soon.
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United States
Indiana
Fairbanks
Marshall
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Taylor
SELZ
Marshall Field
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