FiaRE Engravings Put On Exhibition at New York
The New York Historical Society hosts an exhibition on seventy-ninth street and Central Park West featuring engravings prints lithographs and broadsides of Washington and Lincoln. The display highlights portraits and scenes from the two patriots era with notes on notable figures and events, including Washington at Trenton and levée engravings. A large captioned piece shows Washington with a warning to New York citizens about enemy threats and a reward for apprehending alleged conspirators. The collection also includes Lincoln portraits, family scenes, and officials from the era, such as Hamilton and Stanton, with extensive engravings of military and political life in Washington- and Lincoln-related contexts.
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New York Hstorical Society
Seventy-Ninth Street
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Lincoln
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Waslington
Adbere Stuart
Wiehinstor
Trenton
Wahlgren
Ifenry Kos
Wats
Aleneander Hamilton
Treteury
Mhomag Defferson
Ramu
Anil Voimander
Anny
Citimens
New York
She Enochs
York
Tenstaiieters
Washimuston
Vox
Springfield
Douglas
Magrc McA
Aletr
Lincon Weaing
Heavey
Ierin
Tiscein
Gideon Welles
Honney
Salman Po Chane
Lie Ureasary
Montramery
William E
Caleb Voeth
Rawal Hares
End Madwin Mslinton
Trher
Risagenseinas
Pamstog
Wilber Friars
Pht New Yok Cavalry
Colonel Saker
Keen
Foster Offiris
War Department
Beauty industry Growth Noted In West Says Detroit Buyer
Miss Josephine Webb of Detroit, at the Claridge hotel, notes rising interest in beauty articles and skin care in the western states. Hairdressing, manicure, and eyebrow services are in demand as women focus on personal appearance and well dressed looks amid high clothing costs. Weathering higher prices, spring arrivals and quality over quantity guide shopping as experienced by Webb. Willing to pay attention to hair, nails, and complexion, women seek a polished image with affordable care.
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Claridge Hotel
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New York Times
Oeavigh
Trial of General Margin by de la Tuerta government
June 13 report from Mexico City says a provisional government court has ordered trial of General Margin for abuses of authority and for alleged pilfering. One charge accuses him of ordering the execution of Colonel Ruben at Rocha. Murguin denies the accusations.
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Asam. Ven Cress
Mexico City
Cisco Margin
de la Tuerta
Excelsiog
Murguin
Ruben At Rocha
Plans for American and British children schooling in Manila
Plans completed for opening west month for accommodating children of American and British colonial families in Manila. No dedicated American aid school exists yet, and only a few of those nationals attend Philippine schools.
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Manila
Pot
May
Russ Mission Aims to Study Situation of Proletariat
Be ted Pre FP Tiv jen says ik learns the ay fet povernmene a Moco tas cidad tn set a mission to baphind to study the situation of the pros tetariat.
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One Third of Grazing Land Idle in West Amid Cattle Scarcity
A western state report notes about one third of grazing land lies idle due to cattle scarcity. Senators Capper and McLean pressed Treasury relief loans. Secretary Houston opposed, saying no funds exist. Debate centered on federal reserve policy and meat supply risks if pastures remain unused.
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Kansas
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Treasury
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Y M C A Model Built In Harlem For Negro Youth
The New York Y M C A on West 125th Street opens a six story steel fireproof building, at 181 West 3th street, the most modern and largest of its kind for Negroes in the country. It houses a 1100 member base from Manhattan, Brooklyn, and the Bronx, with 200 plus in the boys department aged 12 to 18. It includes a swimming pool, billiard room, bowling, gym, and classrooms, and will cost about 7,000 remaining to be raised after a 50,000 local contribution. The facility aims to serve as a hub of educational and recreational opportunities in Harlem.
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Brooklyn
Bronx
Tinys
New York Times
Three Airmen Die in Plane Collision Near Fort Praag
An Associated Press report from Fort Praag California states three airmen were killed when two planes collided at about 1000 feet and crashed in flames. Pilot Spike Eldridge, also from San Francisco, survived with a broken wing and managed a forced landing. The victims were Lynn Melindy of San Francisco and Clarence Wallace of Tuglenook California.
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Associated Press
Fort Praag
Calif
Lynn Melindy
San Francisco
Clarence Ad Wallace
Johuson
Tuglenook
Spike” Eldridge
Eldredge
Honolulu sugar cane coast wide and prices debated
The report notes a long sugar cane stretch around Honolulu. Prices are unclear with mentions of cents per pound and a general order affecting profits. Local buyers claim steady purchases while producers anticipate changes under military or official directives.
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Wawati
Honolulu
Saene
Toward National Paternalism Sparks Congressional Debate
A reforming impulse toward federal control of small streams and irrigation projects prompts concern among statesmen in both houses. Democrats and Republicans warn against overreach while urging a clear policy on what Congress should handle versus states and localities.
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Gorreet
Atate
Wunicipal
Ma Fional
Prince Yaga to Wed Princess Yoshiko of Kichiromiya
The Imperial household announced in Tokyo that Prince Yaga heir to the Japanese throne will marry Princess Yoshiko of Kichiromiya. The ceremony is to be solemnized in 1921 according to Nippon news dispatches.
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TFL
Prince Yaga
Japan
Yoshiko
Kichiromiya
Tokio Dispatch
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Story of Cel Might Do for a Movie Plot
Mexico City May 30 Gabriele Sanchez CelI of Italian American background was arrested February 16 and charged with carrying Bolshevik literature. He remains in judicial proceedings amid claims of American and allied espionage in Mexico during the war. He denies the allegations, calling them laughs and insisting he never said the views he is quoted as revealing were used by Americans to obtain a military map of Mexico from war department files. The war department denied any map was missing.
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Mexico
Mexico City
Sanchez Celi
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Mexican War Department
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