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Newspaper
New York Tribune
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1920
Page
17
The passage speaks of gifts and Christmas cheer, likening a merry heart to a wild duck’s allure and noting Abercrombie & Fitch products as examples. It emphasizes the anticipation of days of sport and the sparkle of festive spirit in holiday offerings.
The text suggests a variety of gift ideas for a male recipient, listing items like a bar of clubs, a Sonic all suit, a Scotch waistcoat, and a Spor waretto or cigar case. It also mentions a warden pipe, a hot gun or rifle, a hat, boots, and hunting gear from a broad assortment.
An indoor outdoor display of sporting goods features rider-crops, whips, spurs, stocks, pins and front riding gear. Gifts for tennis players, pols’ players, and various sporting accessories fill the scene with comprehensive athletic merchandise.
Washington reports that recognition of Mexico hinges on a formal treaty guaranteeing American interests there. Secretary Colby replies to Roberto Pesqueira stresses Article 27 disputes and urges a joint commission to arbitrate claims, with no retroactive interpretation.
A printer advertises carefully selected stationery for business use. It highlights letterheads lithographed on Marion Bond stock for quality, appearance, and economy, suitable even for small runs. The ad offers samples and prices from Ritterband Reed & Co. Inc at 54 Lafayette Street and telephone Franklin 4270.
The text discusses nonretroactive property rights and national interests in Mexico policy. It argues nations should not claim influence over Mexico's lands and policies and praises respectful, friendly state dealings. It mentions a commissioner's remarks about a treaty formed from ongoing discussions and agreements between the United States and Mexico.
Chicago police arrested 38 alleged radicals in a raid by the anarchist squad on One Big union headquarters and West Madison Street. Officers seized a quantity of literature with the detainees. The raid occurred late in the afternoon as part of a crackdown on radical activities.
William Howard Taft weighs an international court within the League framework amid British opposition. The Root Phillimore plan faces scrutiny for exceeding Article XIV, while Wilson era debates on justiciable questions and amendments loom. Police actions and liquor law politics also surface alongside the broader league debate.
Assemblyman S. Mebar secures the speakership on the second ballot with thirty votes as caucus supports Republican aims. The selection signals a tough stance against Governor Bliean's liberal policies and marks a milestone for the party in Trenton.
In Mentattan the Alumni Society gathered in the college hall to commend Avelaistop Matriag for a forceful statement rebuking sixty Catholics who wrote to condemn an attack on the Union Chi. Court Justice Daniel posed the resolutions, read by Doane at Miselewe, as attendees including four prominent Catholics debated the issue.
The naval board investigating Marine conduct in Hayti completed its inquiry with Admiral Mayo recalled to Washington. The Niagara set to sail to the U S for inspection, while witnesses described savagery by cacos and the fighting Marines. The board may exonerate Marines beyond murder charges against two former sergeants.
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