Bolshevists and American Trade Ties Under Scrutiny
The piece argues Bolshevik influence targets the US dollar to disrupt American commerce. It cites deportation orders against Martens, claims inflated Russian cash figures, and criticizes Senator France for pressing trade channels with Russia while portraying British influence in policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martens
United States
Vanderlip
Russia
Europe
Lenin
France
Maryland
Trotzky
Thesr
Great Britain
Kuseia
Rathey
Nut
Bach
Messrs
Laut
Protzky
Lacal Deporta
Reveals Theil Sentiments In War Hysteria Debate
A fragmentary text discusses Theil and opinions on war hysteria amid a newspaper debate. It references Dr Ranmely Visiure Marane and a nonpartisan program, noting shifts in support and contrasting figures such as von Bernschaet and Walser Wilhelm. The piece alludes to German witnesses and political maneuvering in an unsettled wartime context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
teGeho
de Ai Werdiet
Ranmely Visiure Marane
Thie
Cy Jay
Cis
Tie
von Bernschaet
Walser Wilhelm
Chern
Reinely
Aioe
Erie
New York
Ceyman Waney
Tmheul
Chonamay le Ruhialyar
Temi
Contentious War Taxes and Media Bias Tangle
The article contrasts harsh treatment of enemy property cases with leniency for a Dr. Rimmely who hid German assets. It criticizes The Billings Star for calling Dr. Rimmely’s actions an echo of war hysteria while denouncing a Montanan citizen’s million and a half in undeclared income. The piece accuses local papers and academics of biased equity in wartime reporting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kotinn
Billings Star
Rimmely
Overproduction of crime cripples 1920 insurance losses
The article argues crime waves in 1920, especially burglaries and robberies, strained underwriters. It claims higher loss ratios, some at 100 percent or more, due to insufficient control of stolen property and police inefficiency. Burglaries flood the market, defying arrests and punishments until outlets for stolen goods are closed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Pacific Coast
Pancho Villa Reemerges As Mexican Politics Resumes
The text suggests Pancho Villa defies his retirement pledge by involvement in Mexican politics. It hints Villa eyes influence, possibly backing a Madera faction for Coahuila governor, and mentions an invitation to a Torreon meeting to pressure the government. Loss of horses may be a lever in political maneuvering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pancho Villa
Mexico
T O
Fami
Pancho
Francisco Madera
Coahuila
Mexico City
Adolfo de la Muerte
Torreon
Adolfo
Villa
Madoro
Edison
West Orange
N. J
Thomas A
Ison
Competa Lor Fields
Sta.ing
Editorial on U S President seat and peace stance
A Philadelphia Record editorial critiques the U S presidential choice, debating the then candidate’s fitness and the path to peace through constitutional limits. It weighs democracy, Christian ethics, and global policy amid wartime tensions and the Versailles framework.
Twenty Four Reds Leave for Russia Amid Farewell Pictures
A crowd of Russian communists boards a ferry in New York bound for Russia. Emigrants, mostly in patched clothing, carry heavy baggage and overcoats as they prepare for a harsh winter in Siberia. Photographers capture tearful farewells as they depart from the barge office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
New York
Mmny
Sromen
Mills Island
Aluny
Critics Cite Versailles Treaty as Flawed Peace Instrument
A Philadelphia Press letter laments the League of Nations and the Treaty of Versailles, arguing the peace terms were not harsher than Germany’s past aggressions, and that perpetual victory sentiment proves the treaty a farce. The writer questions German generosity shown by victors and pleads for a reassessment of postwar justice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
League of Nations
Gerais
France
Versailles
Germany
Philadelphia
Undefined text fragment about jurors and railroads decision
Fragmented OCR text mentions jurors and a bill related to railroads and equipment, referencing deferment and operations. Key names unclear. no clear event or outcome due to corrupted source.
Work of Prudes. SAUGIOT! Venus Exhibit Stirred Critique
Readable fragments describe an exhibition where Savalery Araph mocks other tor fon langue and brands a Venus statue, while Petersburg observers debate censorship and the role of art. The piece hints at controversy over statues and writings as a political or moral issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ront Petersburg
Worida
Wilson at Harding Inauguration Controversy Debated
The article discusses whether a departing president should attend the inauguration of the successor. It notes that while seen as a courtesy, Wilson declines to participate yet plans to ride with Harding to the Capitol and attend ceremonial events. Historical precedents show mixed practice from Adams to Taft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
John Adams
Thomas Jefferson
Wilson
White House
Mattis
Sir
Ue Capitol
Harding
Suachean
Taft
Roosevelt
My Wilcou
New York
Lightnin Sets Broadway 1000th Performance Record
New York reports Lightnin has reached its thousandth show on Broadway. Frank Bacon, creator and star, wrote the play in 30 days and kept it running for three years, with gross receipts nearing 3 million dollars. Only Chu Chin Chow and At the Chin Chow have comparable long runs. Bacon performed all but one show, missing only his thirtieth wedding anniversary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Aloe Mroadway
Tiwi
Frank Bagnn
Tnt
Tri
Chinatawo
Iondon
Chu Chin Chow
Lightnin
Deacon
Achiese Bacon
David Haram
Troy
Broadway
Hacon
Ally John Golden
Bacon
Eirella
Reparations Debate After Brussels Conference 1920
Experts study Germany’s payment plan after Brussels talks amid postwar tension.Germany could pay part in kind if allowed, with a 100 billion gol mark sum cited and opposition seen to punitive terms. The debate centers on easing terms to avoid total destruction of Germany while aiming to satisfy treaty obligations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chirtytias
Benisuste
Travehory
Brussels
Gresun
Germany
Vernailles
From Other Viewpoints: Mixed Signals On Policy
A jumble of brief quotes from various papers shows discordant views on labor, disarmament, and diplomacy. Reports mention Springfield bricklayers seeking seven a day, debates on disarmament rhetoric, and remarks on Mexico and Europe. The sourcing hints at political and economic tensions shaping public sentiment.
Fragmented Quotations Mosaic From a Cryptic Satire
The passage blends humorous misprints and garbled lines from various authors and sources. It references Yeast, Crimsons, and Yonkers Teatesmn, plus stray phrases about nature, Pascal, and Ruskin. It reads as a collage of damaged OCR text with scattered literary detours and quoted sentiments.
Heels of Shoes Spearhead Bid to Curb High Heels
A proposed law in Vaconia would ban the sale or wearing of shoes with heels over a thin or inelastic height. The measure targets high heels as a moral concern and cites health risks such as lithereutosis and foot strain. Civic groups urge support and expect a five year phase in.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vaconia
Wash
Osteopathic Association
Women's Era
Also Mentioned on This Page
Theil
HE Day
Philadelphia Record
Mao
Semin Chondilly
Wall
Tiardhoy
Caer
Apabias
Metanmedinien
Alt
Makdiaae Ewan
Upton
Vee
Todas
Etuigiess
Prudes
Egro
Associated Press
Madisonville
Jee K0ison
Seoul Manuter
Hepkisa
Ufa
Hefiy
Weigke
Springfield Bricklayers
Rochester Herald
Pittsburg
Dalpémore Sun
Chrisinmis
AdTaribe
Boston
Congress
Berlescu
Swe
Charlester News
Conzitex
King Constantine
Athens
Wiisil
Roberts
S3iy
Hon
Wild
Capitol
Savarnidhe News
Boston Transcript
Criz
Yonkers
Tine Sloth
Louisville Couriers Journal
Eit
Serret Service
Sau Coan Cisen Chronicle
Myr Nash Tod
Colitis
Murding
Mason Famiary
Columbus
Senator Haretinge
Peer Jents Garlicks
McKinley
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!