News Review of Current Events Urges Governors to Help
The piece reports President Harding’s coal strike termination plan failing to gain universal support. Governors responses vary from strong backing to outright dissent, with references to Illinois North Dakota Kansas and Maryland. It notes expected rail negotiations, court actions, and the broader impact on transportation and labor relations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward W. Pickard
Harding
Oothers
Kendall
Iowa
State of
Morrison
North Carolina
Ritchie
Maryland
Maryland National Guard
Allen
Kansas
Illinois
Frank Farrington
Washington
North Dakota
Nestos
Moratorium on German cash payments under Allied supervision
Rance has yielded to a temporary moratorium on cash payments by Germany for three to six months. In return she demands that the Allies maintain the strictest supervision over German government finances.
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Rance
Germany
Bonar Law Plays in Tennis Tournament With Notables
British statesman Bonar Law competes in a tennis tournament alongside Duke of York and Lord Balfour, noted as ardent sportsmen in their leisure hours.
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Mr. Bonar Law
Duke of York
Lord Balfour
New York Woman Directs Opera Company Pioneer
Miss Emmark Steiner of New York, cousin of Barbara Pritchk, is a Civil War heroine noted as the only woman opera director in the country. She has directed over 6,000 performances of 50 operas and is now musical director of the Music temple of the world.
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Emmark. Steiner
New York
Barbara Pritchk
Music Temple of the World
Veiled Prophets of a Modern Secret Order
A fragment describes the Mystic Order of Veiled Prophets of the Enchanted Realm as a new but large secret society with over 100,000 members in good standing. It claims no connection to Freemasonry and details an elaborate ritual from an ancient Persian manuscript found in Teheran. Proph ets lead the order with grotto branches and a grand monarch as chief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mystic Order of
America
Teheran
Cutting Off the Last Word and the Headless Princess
An archaeologists puzzle over a headless Egyptian princess found in a tomb. A judge jokes that in some oriental cultures the head of the house beheads the wife after an argument to end it, implying her last words would be a question.
Notable global and regional exports and projects
A roundup notes Sicily and Italy as major sulphur exporters while Ontario leads nickel production in Canada. Other items cite 45 000 stitches per ordinary suit, a Minneapolis housing survey, 5000 miles of nets for herring in the English Channel, and early mention of natural gas by Thomas Shirley to the Royal Society in 1667.
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Sicily
Italy
Ontario
Canada
Minneapolis
English Channel
Thomas Shirley
Royal Society of England
Coos County
Ore
Scotland
Ireland
Glasgow
Belfast
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Allerton
Lewis
Fie
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Tle
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Henry Wilson
Nebraska
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United States Senate
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