News of a Week in Condensed Form
A garbled chronicle covers varied 1920s events from Denver crime and Utah governorship to a Manila death, Cuban politics, labor unrest, and international intrigue. It notes a prison escape captured in Reno, a New Year murder in Boulder, and a spate of Prohibition enforcement, with brief mentions of court fights, rail and canal traffic, and political shifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montini UN
Wellington D. Rankin
John Foster
Folsom
California
Reno
Nev
Poster
Colorado
State Supreme Court
Washington
Utah
Charles R. Mabey
Denver
Aring
Boulder
Cule
Henry Stuff
Hand
John Bay
Hoft
Bay
James B. Owens
Baledhanee
PHI Pplite
Manila
Taba
Boen
Hayland
New York State Assembly
Charles Solomon
Honry Jager
Kings
Samuel Orr
Leos
Pano Ama Canal
Ulysses
Anon Fucker
Amin Wallace
Chicago
Billy
Boston
Lone Star
Dexdemurla
Boot
Texas
Giens Wee
Bartell
Ub Vaudeville Company
W. Moore
Mimsauril Hngeialis
Elvetyt
Gielen
West End
St Laul
Colonia
Manhuittan
Ana
Ms Usp
Boller
St. Lows
Uae
Harom
Vinita
Emee
Shiner
Union
Amelie
Awitrhinun
Supreme Court of the Philippines
Manila Ii
Philippine Senate
Manuel Ly Quezon
Eamon de Valera
Hwen
Sylvia Pankhurst
Lovdot
Miss Panehurst
Floating Hypochondriac Sweeny Mocked by Boston Reform Leader
In a Burvart address, Deiloe scoffs at loafers and warns against hypochondria linked to idleness. He recounts Sweeny, bedridden and complaining, meeting a burly friend George who urges hard work as the fruit of labor, urging self‑perception through neighbors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Opera
Paris
Wagner
Gregorio Perfecto
la Nacion
Democratic Party
Manila
Menm Dore
Mustapha Kemal Pasha
Bieland
Bpouieh
Villagarela
China
Decques Henri Sersardin de Saint-Pleere
Havre
Hregey
Evar Poutoise
Bernardin de Hafat-Pierre
Malta
St. Petereburs
Warsaw
Dresdes
Berlin
Mauritius
Jardim Des Plantes
Ecole Normale
Rothingham Deiloe
Boston
Burvart
Sweeny
George
King orders coffee for American troops in Germany
Sergeant Guyon recalls King George declaring that ordinary men should have coffee for breakfast after inspecting ponies and blankets marked A F G. The incident shows the monarch's concern for American soldiers during the move from Coblenz to England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guyon
Germany
King George
Coblens
Engie
Aldershot
Guyen
England
Caid
A College Lad and Time’s Steady Beat
A fragment speaks of a raw youth, a rah rah lad, whose judgment on maturity is playful. The narrator notes even a watch forgotten to wind still marks time, as the clock keeps going despite neglect.
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Intermountain
Court of Appeals
Sacramento
Cal
Long Teach
City
Anon
James Groxston
Pat Tall King
Bling
Mich
Long Beach
United Mineworkers of America
Indianapolis
Philadelphia
Jobin Brown
Haenye
le Hatal- Ing
Brows
Orlando
Via
Duckworth
Shington
Cuba
Clint ©. Houston
Isave of
Plumb Plan League
Houston
John Burke
United States
Burkey
Senate
Capitol
Harding
Batum Trans-Caucasia
W. 3
Rambo
Alexander Kerensky
Condensed Classics
Paul and
Virginia
Saint-Pierre
Irving Bachelier
Normandy
Isle de France
Paul
Marguerite
Nagied Doiilogo
Marie
Madame de la Tour
Niobe
Martie
Ale
France
Boxy
Akifal
Totla
Domingo
Virgina
Paut
Madame de la ‘Tour
Palm River Valley
Aise Seca Te Jack
Lng
Dey
Mass
Paull
The
Genesee Pure Food Co i
le Roy, N.Y
Census Bureau
Renstm
Vklke
Ios Hill
Beet Teenie
Kish
Postum Cereal Companyti
Bartle Creek