Legion Head Visited Japan and Faced Scrutiny
Franklin D Olier former national commander of the American Legion returned from a two month Japan trip where agents allegedly examined his baggage and papers. He said the search was linked to reports he planned to organize American reservists in the islands. The incident followed the Legion convention's support of California exclusion laws.
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New York
Franklin D’olier
American Legion
Japan
D’ollier
Islands
American Legion Weekly
D’olier
Indian Boycott Extends to 10 Schools in India
Indian Information Bureau reports the boycott movement expanding to government aided colleges and schools. Students withdraw from classes and new national colleges arise, notably Ahmedabad where a national college opened under Gandhi. Edits and editors face arrests amid Punjab unrest. Calcutta students strike in protest of editor convictions.
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New York
India Information Bureau
India
M. K. Gandhi
Indian National Congress
Gandhi
Ahmedabad
India Bureau
Punjab
Ahore
Amritsar
Calcutta
Madrassah College
Thrift Week Planned by YMCA and Treasury for 1921
The 1921 national Thrift Week will run January 17 with leadership from the YMCA and the Treasury Department. Banks, insurers, and other groups will join in teaching Americans to save. The Treasury will issue a new one dollar savings stamp and a twenty five dollar Treasury Savings Certificate bearing 4 percent interest, plus promote boys pamphlet Boss Your Dollars.
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Washington
Treasury Department
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Savings Division
United States Treasury Department
Government Savings Organization
Federal Reserve District
Florida Women Find Solution
In Ruskin Florida on January 12 the Women's Twentieth Century Club adopted a resolution urging public prosecutors to establish crime prevention departments. It cites a New York attorney’s confessions and a Chicago state attorney’s indictment as warnings of moral decline in wealthier cities and calls for cross‑race and cross‑creed cooperation to keep people out of jail.
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Ruskin
Twentieth Century Club
New York
Hart stars in Wolves of the Rail at Rose Theatre
The Rose Theatre screens Wolves of the Rail starring Wm. S. Hart and Thos. H. Ince next Tuesday. Hart discusses his guiding approach to script entry and his insistence on originality, reshaping stories to fit his vision and avoiding reuse from previous works.
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Wolves of the Rail
Artcraft
Wm. S. Hart
Thos. H. “Ince
Rose Theatre
Hart
Ince
Mr. Ince
Golf ball price baffles buyers despite standard sizes
New York report notes golf balls are standardized in size and weight but prices vary. When shoppers say Ain't it the limit it reflects cost concerns, not specifications, underscoring market confusion over value despite uniform design.
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New York
Unauthorized Telephone Directory Advertisement Critique
A reader laments a curious ad in The Enterprise that urges listening over sight. The letter mocks the ad’s premise, hints at common sense via the Golden Rule, and advises remedies including Lydia E. Pinkham’s Pills.
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Barnum and Bailey
Daily Enterprise
Lydia E. Pinkham
W. Emerson Humrichouse
Ady
Curse of Chivo haunts Cuban politics in Havana
In Havana observers debate the presidential race after the November election under Crowder law. Alfredo Zayas and Jose Miguel Gomez claim victory while Menocal clings to the presidency. Liberal congressmen remain on strike, trade stagnates, and U.S. Crowder surveys a possible new election with marine backing.
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Cuba
E. H. Crowder
Alfredo Zayas
New Fusion National League
Jose Miguel Gomez
Liberty Party
Menocal
Zayas
Gomez
Congress
United States
Washington
Gen. Crowder
Havana
Menoecal
Crowder
High Point Perpetual Building and Loan Meeting
The annual meeting of the stockholders will be held in the Directors Room of the Commercial National Bank on Thursday night January 27 1921 at 7 30 for election of officers and other business.
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High Point Perpetual Building and Loan Association
Commercial National Bank
Unitarian Central Council Forms First Cooperation League
Boston January meeting marks the first regular gathering of the Unitarian central council in the United States. Fourteen agencies join to share information, coordinate cooperative tasks, and maintain independent operations. The council lists key officers and departments from the American Unitarian Association and allied bodies.
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Boston
Unitarians Church
Central Council of Unitarian
League of Nations
Uniterian Church
Curtis W. Reese
Chicago
United States
Pew Council
Reese
Uniterian Central Council
American Uniterian Association
Alliances
Uniterian Women
Laymen’s League
Young People’s Religious Union
Christian Register
General Conference
Council
Unitarian Campaign Committee
Western Unitarian Conference
American Unitarians Association
Oyster and Chicken Salad Supper at Wesley Memorial
Oyster and chicken salad supper hosted by the Ladies Aid Society in the Wesley Memorial church basement tonight from 3 30 to 7. Oc fried oysters with coffee and thickened salad with coffee offered. Tickets 60 cents.
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Wesley Memorial Church
Ladies Aid Society
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