The Goths of the North and West in 1920s politics
The article likens modern political leaders from the North and West to Goths, praising populist roots and warning against hatred in public life. It highlights figures like Lynn Frazier Shipstead Wheeler Brookhart and Dill, portraying them as fighting chieftains seeking a brighter day while warning of the harm of contempt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senator Lodge
Massachusetts
Lodge
Senate
Woodrow Wilson
Henry Cabot Lodge
Brotherhood of Man
Rome
Lynn Frazier
Plains
North Dakota
Shipstead
Frazier
Wheeler
Montana
Smith Brookhart
Iowa
Treaty With Germany Signed At Berlin In 1921
The treaty was signed in Berlin on August 25 1921 with ratification steps completing in October and November 1921. The United States Germany and allied parties exchanged ratifications in Berlin and proclamation followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Berlin
United States
Senate
Global postwar misery undercuts Europe five years after armistice
The survey inventories Europe after World War I detailing severe economic distress across nations. England faces high taxes and unemployment. France and Belgium bear reparations and currency weakness. Germany struggles with debt and reparations. Italy hit by debt and immigration laws. Spain and Portugal suffer deficits and unrest. Broad instability spans Poland, Czechoslovakia, Austria, Hungary, the Balkans, the Baltic states, and Scandinavia amid economic depression and political tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
France
Germany
Italy
United States
Belgium
Europe
Portugal
Spain
Morocco
Catalonia
Barcelona
Holland
Switzerland
Yugoslavia
Belgrade
Itay
Adriatic
Hungary
Serbia
Poland
Austria
Russia
Lesia
Czechoslovakia
League of Nations
Rumania
Transylvania
Jugoslavia
Bulgaria
Punctuality at Luncheon Often Flexible
The notice explains that being a few minutes late for lunch is not considered important while punctuality at a dinner engagement is more critical. It notes invitations may simply say please come to lunch without an exact time, indicating tolerance for minor delays without implying lax manners.
Population of Indians On Increase in U S
Times Special reports a decade growth of 18 500 for U S Indians raising total to 240 917. Indians hold over 25 million in Treasury accounts and 35 million in banks. Total tribal property exceeds 1.6 billion with Osage lands boosting oil wealth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Times Special
Washington
United States
E. B. Merritt
Oklahoma
City Health Department Seeks 175000 Loan
A resolution to obtain a temporary loan of 175000 will be submitted to the board to cover public health and charities expenses from Jan 1 to July 1 1923. About 26000 remains in the fund to cover current costs until Feb 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Department of Public Health and Charities
Woman Reports Hold-Up by Two Youthful Thugs
Mrs. Josephine Vestal of 1649 Talbott Ave was robbed of a purse on silege Ave near Twenty Third St last night. Two youths about 17 years old robbed her of $7 in cash and a check. One suspect was white and the other colored.
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Rumania
Hungary
Russia
Bessarabia
Greece
Asia Minor
Turkey
Europe
Esthenia
Lettonia
Lithuania
Finland
Denmark
Sweden
Norway
Josephine Vestal
Talbott Ave
Silege Ave
Twenty-Third St
Detroit Model's Romance Ends in Divorce Court Trial Marriage
A Detroit artist model Maizie Mitchell Ryerson explains she left patron Albert W. Ryerson after a 29 day trial marriage. She accuses him of cult influenced love rites and secrecy. Ryerson denies accusations and claims he will vindicate his name in court.
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Detroit
Mich
Greenwich Village
New York
Paris
Matzie Mitchell Ryerson
Maizie
al Perenta
Canada
Albert W. Ryerson
Ryerson
Arenert
Ruth
Concern
Maizio
Dry Headquarters Moved From Norfolk Virginia
Norfolk officials announce the prohibition district headquaters will move to High Point North Carolina with R B Sama chief and twenty deputies beginning January 1. Sama says Norfolk Tidewater are an unfriendly field for Volstead act enforcement. He divides locals into four classes including liquor sellers and drinkers as well as foreigners and influenced citizens.
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R. B. Sama
United States Prohibition Forca
North Carolina
Sams
High Point
Lights of the City Glance Through Dreaming Sons
Poetic verse describes sons of a bustling city roaming far yet dreaming of home. As night falls they imagine the city lights and gleaming signs, the glow of ten thousand motor cars, and the hurry of the crowd under the urban sky.
A Patchwork of Quips and Quirks from Tom Sims
A collection of humorous observations and social witticisms touching on prices, a Belleville school fire, thrift week misdates, Santa Claus work, gender insight, home comforts, charity, weather, and odd news notes. Includes a note on a missing Cincinnati boy found in a soap factory and a costly San Francisco Bay bridge estimate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Proposed Taxation of Debtors by Herbert Quick
The piece argues against an amendment to abolish tax-exempt securities, warning it would raise bond costs and end cheap money access for farmers via the Farm Loan System. It contends debtors bear tax burdens, cites farm rates, and condemns shifting taxes through bonds while noting farmers and lenders advocate higher rates.
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Haiti
Cuba
United States
American Farm Mortgage Bankers’ Association
Federal Farms Loan Board
New Hanmipshire
Ribbon embroidery adds fine detail to coats and gowns
The latest embroidery uses very fine ribbon sometimes paired with long floss stitches. It decorates coats, evening wraps, and gowns, offering delicate texture and decorative effect.
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Heart Sword
Ossil
Thal
Patagonia
South
America
Indianapolis
Oving
Indianapolis Times
New York Ave
Washington, D. C
Bureau of Fisheries
Charles A. Shepard
United States Department of Agriculture
South Carolina
Ceylon
Japan
China
Florida
Louisiana
California
Texas
Milton Bronner
NEA
Ondon
Uncle Sam
City Health Department
NFA
Maizie Mitchell Ryerson
Dry
Norfolk, Virginia
Norfolk
Tidewater
Berton
NEA Service
Fletcher American Company Steamship Department
Tom Sims
Belleville
N. J
Santa Claus
Insane Asylum
Congress
Pinehurst
N. C
Dr. Cone
Adirondacks
San Francisco Bay
Herbert Quick
Repub Means
House of Representatives
Clorida
Louisville & Nashville Railroad
Southland
Jacksonville
Chicago
Penna
Louisville
Union Station
St. Pitesten
Kentucky Blue Grass Region
Cumberland Mountains
Gulf Coast
New Orleans
Mobile
Pensacola
Central America
J. H. Milliken
H. M. Mounts
Merchants Bank
Ind
Detroit Board of Health
Joseph Grinsteiner
E. Market, St
N. D. Thompson
W. Morris St
City
the People’s Dentists
Pen & Am
West Washington Street
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