Irish Prospects on Ratification and Peace Prospects
The piece argues January 3, 1922 as a pivotal day for Ireland with ratification shaping a great future for the sisters. It notes supporters from republican factions and opposition led by those who sacrificed already, including Mrs MacSwinney, widow of Cork’s mayor. It compares war’s risks to treaty peace and cites Duffy as urging ratification, with Griffith, Collins also weighing in.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rist
MacSwinney
Cork
Tels Nie
Ureland
Ireland
Duffy
Hoe
Griffith
Collins
Debs Pardoned as Harding Frees Him From Prison
The Homestead strike hero Debs is pardoned by President Harding. He opposed national governments and defended himself in court, promoting anarchist and internationalist views. Critics say his beliefs, though sincere to him, harmed national stability. supporters claim liberation ends his prolonged confinement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Debs Tye
Hinge
America
Debs
Rhs
Guaniain
Tam O'Connor
Harding
Hardinzs Association Plans World Peace Groups
The article notes an associate considering steps toward establishing three regional world peace groups under a supreme council. It envisions a Pacific, European, and American division linked to a central authority, aiming toward permanent world peace while avoiding direct entanglements with joining the League of Nations. The president appears to steer toward a lasting global peace goal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hardinz
Nabrding
League of Nations
France Holds Firm on Naval Policy and Submarine Defense
France has taken a firm stance on capital ships and submarines, signaling restraint on battleship construction while emphasizing defensive submarine capabilities. France notes the need to balance power with allied guidance and maritime threats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Japan
Comeny
France Faces Pressure in Diplomacy Over War Policy
Speech asserts opposition to civilian harm and criticizes French imperial aims. It claims conservatives in Paris will not hold long and that diplomacy seeks the best bargain. It says France knows where its interests lie and will act accordingly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
New York Congressman Targets Bloes in Congress
A New York congressman introduces a bill against bloes in Congress aimed at the Midwest agricultural bloc seeking to ease farmer distress. He accuses eastern interests centered in Wall Street of past control, warns against outside blocs and dishonest influence, recalling the insiders agreement after anti trust laws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Bloes
Congress
Jinmeier
Wall Steel
Ueuak
Fragments From a Satirical Rant on News and Society
An OCR fragment presents a jumble of lines mocking American capitalism and foreign policy. It mentions a detective figure and the secret service, references Bolshevik and third Internationale factions, and blurs discussions of hunger relief with bomb threats. It wanders through remarks on marriage, self love, and reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Urns
Bezel
Secret Service
Moscow
Ring Feaders
Warsi
Bolshevik
Third Internationale
Aimeerica
Pales
Earth
Orphans and community events in La Crosse district
Ten years ago in La Crosse area a large group of orphans from St Michaels Orphan Home gathered with local children for a Santa Claus show and luncheon at a downtown store. Notable attendees included Arthur McDonald and Richard Johnson of Duluth. Local residents mourned the death of Yanial Norton, a longtime North La Crosse resident and former Milwaukee clerical worker, at age sixty five after paralysis. County issues surfaced regarding sheriff salary and McKinley Memorial donations were reported, plus business updates on Olsen and Strauss fine parlors and a new Stronswick-Balke-Collender equipment installation. Alexander Forbes Kennedy, a veteran La Crosse bookseller, died in hospital. he arrived in 1857 and helped form local business partnerships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michaels Orp
Arthur McDonald
Li Crosse
Richard Johnson
Duluth
Neve
North la Crosse
Milwaukee Sealeht
Shin County
Inndais
la Crosse County
Ivery
Oscar FP. Olsen
Richard von Dilliard
Andrew D. Strauss
North Third Street
Timrty
G.C. Dahl
Gillette Street
Mill Street
Itl
Lye Mill Street
Dund
Row
Renlt
Caledonia Street
J. Schandrean
Liverpool, London and Globe Insurance Company
M. Morris and Company
Alexander Forbes Kennedy
la Crosse
Kennedy
Laut Justice White
Fragmented monologue details unsteady self defense tale
A long unreadable monologue centers on Self Defense Tepnse and Jenifer a. It weaves through conflicting statements about a person named Miss dinyusha Kang and various names, places, and events. The text depicts struggle, social perception, and a chaotic scene with references to media, legalities, and personal confrontation without clear resolution.
One Reel Yarns Bick Wears Them At Party
Dick’s mother forces him to wear rubber boots to a party. He hides the old rubbers and arrives proud in borrowed gear. The scene unfolds as guests arrive and the doorbell rings, ending with his brother presenting the new shoes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kite
Ariving
Ryim Laraml
Ile
Mini
Paanu
Rastus
Tricks And Puzzles For Circus Balancing Flourish
The text presents improvised balancing tricks using tissue paper, a feather, a mailing tube, and putty to simulate weight on the head or chin. It suggests methods for balancing a feather on a tube and catching a ball with a cannon-ball setup, plus a shouted puzzle titled Today’s Puzzle and a joke about why no one should starve in the desert due to sandwiches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tyr Fald Ik
Andy
Groep
Cimiers
Kasey
Nile
Ta Living Faster for Ta Living Faster THY Di WITMIPARE
A chaotic OCR fragment mentions New York events, poets, and a garbled discussion of speakers and medals. It references Ta Living Faster and a purported lecture or speech with unclear details and multiple misread names, all set against a backdrop of city venues and media mentions.
Abe Martin Confronts Congress on Patents and Money
Abe Martin discusses congressional matters about patent policy and funding. Analysts note internal divisions among lawmakers affecting the likelihood of passage. The discussion centers on a key reform bill and its potential impact on investors and industry.
Fragmented quotation hints at names and places in old text
The readable parts suggest a story fragment with incomplete dialogue about celebrating a right man and a leading chapter. It mentions New York and a box for further remarks, with scattered references to gendered descriptions and a toast or congratulations framed in a dated style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tarrigd
Hener
Aber
New York
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Ail & Wanda
Irish Prospects
Sherman
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Alder Saat
Davies Patti
Aelore
Jeniter Lal Wiser
Epee
Athens
Perry Things
Deeifer
Diesipern Perenne
Samuel
Shenitier
Travis
Chad
Sorusha
Seton
Moss
von Pollo
Aheir Prerysind
Tre Bors Anp
Gire_s NEWSPAPER
Humoe
Nate
Johny
Ragen
Abien Vernon
Nolan
Laura
Irma
Lena
Neilie
Jove
Mtn
Cae
Hisren Peiper
Peperthy
Ohi
Neawspoors
Seth
Cit Chives Winery
Pallowheerdeve
Tentaige
Rory Laasi
Religs
Tramipeey
Jer Fain
Rample
Matt Addrewe
Contecre Laboratories
Dept
Abe Martin
Los Angeles
Pleasure Cry
California
Dunshine
Ammenea
Norwachs
Ambassador Hotels System
Adandg Ciey
the Alexandra
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