Fateful Fifties of the Century Highlights and Strife
A sweeping, fragmentary chronology recalling key decades of modern history from 1900 to 1915. It notes wars, political upheavals, major disasters, technological advances, and landmark events. Strong references include Marconi’s wireless signal, the Titanic sinking, World Wars beginnings, and notable U.S. sports triumphs.
Turbulent 1906 to 1911 glimpsed in world events and sports
The fragment chronicles a string of dramatic milestones from 1906 to 1911 including the San Francisco earthquake and fire, the Pure Food and Drug Act, the Great White Fleet voyage, court cases involving Harry Thaw, and the Cubs beating the Tigers in the 1908 World Series. It notes national events in Europe and America, tragedies, inaugurations, and key cultural moments in a rapid, year-spanning panorama.
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Wright Brothers
Kill Devil
Kitty Hawk
N. C
San Francisco
New York
Hon. Jackson
Sewall Crocker
Kishitiev
Serbia
Alexander
Draga
Macedonia
Francis Ferdinand
Sarajevo
Bosnia
Germany
Austria-Hungary
Great Britain
France
Russia
Tannenberg
the Marne
Ypres
U. S
Vera Cruz
Mexico
British
House of Commons
Salem
Mass
Galveston
Tex
Boston Braves
Philadelphia Athletics
the Dogger Bank
Przemysl
Carpathian Mountains
Dardanelles
Gallipoli
Lusitania
Warsaw
Edith Cavell
Belgium
William’ Jean Bryan
Wilson
Henry Ford
Europe
Boston Red Sox
Philadelphia Phillies
San Francis
Harry KeThaw
Simplon
Dreyfuss
Alfred Fuss
Harry K. ‘Thaw
Pittsburgh
Stanford’ White
New York City
Chicago White Sox
Chicago Cubs
Shea de Forest
Taft
Oklahoma
United States Navy
Detroit ‘Tigers
Pragic
Collinwood School
Cleveland
Bayerntown
Chelsea
Maas
Turkey
Bulgaria
William Howard Taft
United States
Detroit Tigers
Timeline of World War I and early 1920s events in brief
A compact chronology recounts major wartime and postwar happenings from 1916 to 1921. It covers battles, political upheavals, fires, bombings, treaties, and notable moments such as Jutland and Cambrai, pancho Villa, the Fourteen Points, the Versailles treaty, League of Nations, women’s suffrage, and 1921 baseball World Series outcomes.
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London
Verdun
Ireland
Jutland
Ypres
Somme
Tipperary
Pancho Villa
Columbus
N. M
Mexico
U. S
San Francisco
Arsenal
Jersey City
N. J
Woodrow Wilson
Boston Red Sox
Brooklyn Dodgers
Brooklyn
George H
Babe) Ruth
Wilson
Brest-Litovsk
Russia
Paris
Zeebrugge
Ostend
of the Aisne
Cantigny
Belleau Wood
Meause- Argonne
Hindenburg
Cambrai
Austria-Hungary
Kaiser Wilhelm
Holland
Germany
France
Chicago Cubs
United States
of Nations
Geneva
Switzerland
Frederick A. Parmenter
South Braintree
Mass
Nicola Sacco
Bartolomeo Vanzetti
League of Nations
International Court of Justice
Wall Street
New York
Warren G. Harding
Cleveland Indians
Town continues coverage of Dr. Sander case and Derby prospects
Dr. George Brown states renewed confidence in Dr. Sander after a board meeting. County Solicitor William H. Craig says a signed medical record links Sander to injecting air into Mrs. Borrote before her Dec. 4 death, calling it murder despite claimed mercy. Also noted are Mrs. Royce G. Martins Sport Page Derby prospects and Bobby Jones' record U S Amateur titles.
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George Brown
Concord
Sander
Hillsboro County General Hospital
William H. Craig
Borrote
Manchester
Royce G. Martin
Comback Trail
Hialeah
Bobby Jones
Dewey and Dulles Attack Socialized Medicine in Campaigns
Dewey accused socialized medicine in the senate bid while Dulles, appointed by Dewey, denounced the plan in the race against former Governor Herbert Lehman. The item notes a baseball tangent mentioning Jimmy Foxx leading the AL in strikeouts for seven years.
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Dulles
U. S. Senate
Dewey
Senate
Herbert Lehman
Jimmy Foxx
Two Best Steers Crowned Grand at International Show
Judge A D Weber of Kansas State College selected Judge Roy Bean a 1240 pound Hereford from Texas as Grand Champion and Chino 8062 an 850 pound junior calf from Maryland as Reserve Grand Champion at the 50th Anniversary International Livestock Show in Chicago. A new show record sold for 11.60 per pound, yielding $15,155 to the Pecos County 4 H Club, with $1355 in prizes from the International Show and the American Hereford Association.
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Chicago
Illinois
Roy Bean
Texas
Maryland
A. D. Weber
Kansas State College
Pecos County
American Hereford Association of
Kansas City
Fort Stockton
Jack Allison
W. T. Posey
Chino Farms
Chure
Arthur McArthur
Repeal of Excise Taxes Expected by Next Summer
Central Press reports that excise taxes on cosmetics, furs, railroad tickets and related items will be reduced but not immediately. Congress moves slowly, with a projected end to the 20 percent excise tax around June 1, as officials weigh finalizing the measure.
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Truman
Capitol Hill
Walter F. George
Georgia
Senate Fiance Committee
House
Aime J. Forand
Rhode Island
Ways and Means
Senate
White House
Hensture
Tom Clark
Sherman Minton
Murphy
Rutledge
Hugo Black
William O. Douglas
Black
Douglas
Lberal
Try and Stop Me exam story flips to a cross
A humorous excerpt shows a trainee for the New York police force asked how he would act if a frightened woman reported being grabbed. He replies he would reconstruct the scene. A Norfolk and Western publicity note then presents a riddle about a near collision and ends with a widow buying a marble cross.
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New York
Central Park
Norfolk and Western Railroad
Bennett Cerf
King Features Syndicate
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