New York Tribune page with ads and info
A damaged OCR of the New York Tribune from June 23 1920 shows editorial notices advertisements and postal rates. It lists staff titles and office address at 154 Nassau Street New York along with subscription rates for daily and Sunday editions and international pricing.
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New York Tribune
Aust Bureau of Oriculations
New York Tribune Inc
New York Corporation
Opten Rata
Presient
G. Vernor Rogers
Helen Rogers Bold
RB Maxfield
Tessurer Adeves
Tribune
Nassau Street
New York
Telephone
Berkman
Root Plan Versus Wilson Plan in Peace League Debate
The piece argues Elihu Root supports a world peace plan and league ideas, defending the Chicago platform plank against anti peace claims. It contrasts two peace leagues and labels the covenant as mixing juridical and political aims, critiquing Wilson’s approach while praising Root’s deeper peace jurisdiction knowledge.
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America
White House
Wilson League
Root
Holy Alliance
Hague
Wilson
Appland
Lodge
Chicago
Elim Root
Woodrow
Mr Harding's Mail Brings Record Letter Volume to Senator
Fifteen thousand letters and several hundred telegrams arrive daily at Senator Harding's Washington home from Marion. Many writers expect a prompt reply, and even well meaning friends may seek unnecessary attention. The surge reflects a desire for prominence rather than direct need.
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Marion
Harding
Washington
Candidate’s Mail Flood Delays Replies to Public Requests
The article notes Mr. Harding should offer brief third person acknowledgments to all but those entitled to a reply, but as a candidate he must respond. With vast correspondence and a stretched staff, citizens will likely rail at campaign funds and question why so much money is needed.
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Jess
O'Brien
Stevenson
South Seas
John Wesley
Wage awards and political fury over railroads
A railway wage award is promised by July 20 retroactive to May 1 amid debate over funding sources. The piece argues wage increases must come from railroad earnings under the Vsch-Cummins act, not from taxes, and criticizes the Interstate Commerce Commission for denying justice to workers. It links these wages to Article X of the League covenant and critiques presidential reservations before San Francisco.
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Vsch-Cummins Railroad
Mediation Board
Interstate Commerce Commission
Wayves
Labor Board
Commission
Bappen
Cahier
World echo of Wilson as Democrats seek clear platform
A San Francisco note discusses The World's call for a Democratic plank that plainly states support for ratifying the peace treaty and the League covenant with clarifications to limit reservations. It questions whether the plank truly conveys a firm stance against reservations that dilute U S moral obligations.
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League
Congress
Allon
Colby
Tie
Wilson
San Francisco
League of Nationa
Democratic Convention
The
League of 4
Senate
United States
Raising the Lusitania Aims in a Bold Salvage Plan
The French engineer Emile Vertin proposes a floating chamber to raise the Lusitania from about 250 feet. The plan uses 300 by 200 yard chambers and 500 steel cables to lift the hull as tide rises. Costs would be enormous and success hinges on hull condition and beaching challenges.
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M. Emile Vertin
AM Bortin
Lusitania
The soap debate through history and virtue
The writer argues that the idea of cleanliness is ancient and recurrent, tracing from Hebrew fathers to Rome and Christian martyrs. They question any clear link between soap, art, and virtue, suggesting progress does not hinge on cleanliness and noting Renaissance clothes and Michael Angelo as examples. The piece implies no firm causal tie between soap and moral virtue.
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Rome
Michael Angelo
Reader letter praises Tribune for reform stance in 1920
Walter N. Ruth, a Roosevelt Republican, lauds The Tribune for its editorial Bring Back Corruption. He attacks the so called reform fuss over campaign funds and mocks listed politicians Barnes Grane Smoot Menrose Watson Weeks and Ratler supporting Harding over Wood. He claims the primary fund issue offers no comfort. June 24 1920 Baltimore primary edition.
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the Tribune
Varton
Barnes
Grane
Smoot
Menrose
Watson
Weeks
Ratler
Chasn Harding
Wood
Walter N. Ruth
Baltimor
Memorial Day Remembrance on the Drumlin
The piece recalls climbing a drumlin on Memorial Day to honor fallen soldiers, noting flags in bloom and a Buckeye veteran among strangers, with a tone of somber tribute and local memory. It weaves in other notes about editorial trivia, typewriter quirks, and a brief mention of threats and letters to the Evening Journal.
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Messenger
Evening Journal
Gotham Gleanings a Busy Fragmented Row
A collage of brief notes and gossip items from Gotham, including travelers and callers such as Harry Miller, Jack Pershing, Ted Robinson, and Lew Gensler. Mentions of political chatter about presidential nominees, literary quips, and stray observations from local life. Includes weather hints and social tidbits from Evening Journal correspondence.
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Harry Miller
Here
New London
Jack Pershing
Cambridge
Mass
Lola Fisher
Deems Taylor
14Th St
E. Bard St
Ted Robinson
Cleveland
Ph Hayes
Crestline
Hill Tilden
Providence
R. 1
London
Neysa McMecin
Lew Gensler
Sam Merwin
Gotham
Indianapolis
Ray Hitchcock
Fir
Daisy Ashford Her Book reviewed by The Tribune
A Tribune critique analyzes Daisy Ashford's new volume Danny Ashford Her Book at length. It contrasts youthful promise in The Young Visitors with later juvenile works and dismisses later efforts as derivative, noting missteps and lingering flashes of early talent. The piece also includes a public letter urging communities to provide wholesome youth recreation and cites examples from Saranac Lake and Rome in New York.
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Daily Ashford
Mr. Barrie
Danny Ashford
Doran
Mss Ashford
Gil
Daisy
Miss Ashford
Charles Garyice
Serpine
Kenalham
Daisy Ashford
the Tribune
New York
Prison Association of
Young Women's Christian Association
Boy Scouts
Saranac Lake
Adirondack Mountains
Rome
C. F. Lewis
The
Prison Association
A.D. Moir
Debunking the 1893 Panic Silver Theory
William H. Allen argues against the silver policy cause of the 1893 panic. He cites Yale Review, Tribune reports, and The Sewanee Review to refute the claim that gold drain from silver notes triggered the crisis, presenting foreign account purchase excesses and stock exchange activity as the real pattern through mid-1890s.
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the Tribune
N. T. Bacon
Yale Review
New York Stock Exchange
Stock Exchange
Tribune
the Evening Post
Sewanee Review
William H. Allen
Brooklyn
Suffrage Debate Echoes in Connecticut Letter
Katharine Ludington of Lyme writes that Connecticut suffragists welcome presidential support for ratification but criticize Governor Coolidge for not addressing suffrage during a Connecticut visit. She urges clear advocacy to energize New England women ahead of the vote in this 1920 campaign.
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Connecticut
the Tribune
Republican Party
New England
Coolidge
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TNT
Mineasool
Minaluipol Miver
Daly
Ellen
Lonban
Mr. Harding
Tf Labor Board
Clarity
Civilization
Frederick O'Brien
Greenwich Village
John R. Voorhis
9Th Ward
Singng
White Fort
Bleecker Street
Chritopher
Hedford Street
Valentine Buxton
Bleecker
Christopher Streets
Abinndon Square
George Sickles
Daniel E. Sickles
Kire Ene Company 4
Christopher
Hudson Street
David G. Tiroderick
Frederick €. Talmadge Bent Dave
Broderick
California
Grove Street
Mona
Sheriman Brownell
Brownell
New York City
Weiter
Christopher and
Redford
Alfred de Groot
Ted Charaeter
Pool Auiiniy
Lewis Iker
John Morrissey
Yankee Sullivan
Rehool No. 3
David Patterson
Bine “Onl Pate
Woeehor Street
Bedford Street
Abretam Maar
Jefferson Market
Buena Vista
Voorhin
Washington Square
Kipp & Brown
Twenty-thirl Street
Eighth Avenue
Drumlin
Buckeyes
Blue
Hera
Point 15
Scranton Times Office
Columbia
F. P.S
Evening Post
Gotham Gleanings
A. Mitchell Palmer
A. P. Dispatch
Charles ‘Tamilton Potts
James Hopper
28Th Infantry
Vick
Memphis
St. Louis
Carthage
Sul
Ponyright
Tam
Frederic F. van de Water
Warwick
Irvin
Cobb
Barrie
Katharine Ludington
Connecticut Woman Suffrage Association
Lyme
Conn
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