Longshoremen Strike in New York Over Mannix and McSweeney
About 2000 New York longshoremen quit work with women pickets and other workers joining. They aim to spread the walkout to all ports to force release of Terence McSweeney and allow Archbishop Mannix to land in Ireland, disrupting several British liner sailings and halting loading at multiple docks.
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New York
United States
Great Britain
Terence McSweney
Cork
Archbishop Mannix
North River
White Star Line
Baltic
Mannix
Ireland
England
Olympic
Canopic
Celtic
Cunard
Anchor
Southampton
Cunard One
Aquitania
Cunard Line
I . M. Company
Japan to Send Unofficial Envoy to United States
The Nichi Nichi reports Japan will dispatch an unofficial commissioner to the United States to foster mutual understanding and improve ties through public lectures and other suitable means. Viscount Kentaro Kaneko, peer and privy councillor, is favored for designation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
U. S
Nichi Nichi
United States
Kentaro Kaneko
Hour of Peers
Petrograd Crisis Deepens as Soviet Fall Expected
Copenhagen reports from Petrograd to Berlingske Tidende that conditions in the city are worsening and the Bolshevik government is near collapse with an imminent fall anticipated.
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Petrograd
Copenhagen
Berlinske Tidende
World Events In Short Form Arranged For Busy Readers
A Polish cable to Washington reports a Bolshevik defeat with thousands of prisoners, while census data show rising city populations in Kenosha and Waukesha. Other items note coal production peaks, US warnings to Poland, prisoner releases in Mexico, railroad car shortages, and Olympic results in Antwerp.
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Washington
Warsaw
Iowa City and county news round up of 1920s era events
Local notes report Boy Scouts to run Camp Scul len near Eldora. Swisher fines two gamblers $100 each. Man dies after motorcycle crash. Supervisors to decide on 270000 drainage district. Flood damages near Iowa City disrupt rail service. Cedar Rapids fare rise to 6 cents. Wages up to 60 cents an hour. Dr. Royal Meeker appointed head of U S Bureau of Labor Statistics. Double funeral for Hobart Frary and wife drowned in Wisconsin. Ivan Simmons entertains Buffalo Center crowd by airplane stunt. Mrs Mary Malinda Gregory dies after fifth stroke. West Liberty school to open fall in old consolidated building. Iowa intrastate freight rates up 35 percent pending tariff revision. Sheriff seeks suspect in Thornton bank robbery. Camp Dodge hunts missing Lt McCormick and $7000 in property. Du buque man killed by switch engine at crossing. Thomas Meirstein found dead at Sioux City packing house with possible foul play. County treasurers seek reimbursement for auto fees. state law to pay 25 cents per license. Burlington crossing tragedy kills Hannah Goins and Pearl Brouse. World War veterans boost county weddings in Webster County. yearly patterns show surge in recent period.
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Boy Scouts
Ames
Camp Scullen
Eldora
Swisher
Iowa City
Donald Brason
Manning
Board of Supervisors
Johnsop County
Old Man's Creek
Royal Meeker
Ames College
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Washington
Hobart Frary
Dalles
Kilbourn
Wis
James Birchard
College Springs
Ivan Simmons
Forest City
Buffalo Center
Mary Malinda Gregory
F H Battey
South Prairie
West Liberty
Iowa
State Railroad Commission
Camp Dodge
A. J McCormick
John Delaney
Dubuque
Chicago, Milwaukee and
St Paul
Fourth Street
Thomas Meirstein
Floyd River
Des Moines
Hannah Goins
Pearl Brouse
Brouse
Burlington Route
Piner
Burlington Tre
Kitchen Cabinet Motto on Duty and Pursuit
A reflective motto urges grasping tasks with will and continuing work after completion. It emphasizes readiness to seize the next duty and pursue victory through persistent effort and dutiful resolve.
Jelly Making Time With Sugar Shortage And Pectin Tricks
A housewife shares jelly making methods amid sugar scarcity. She explains using orange and lemon inner pulp, citron melon rhubarb blends, and fruit combinations like pineapple with citron melon to boost pectin. Tips cover testing jellying with alcohol and flavoring with lemon juice to balance sweetness.
Poetic Reflection on Solace and Remembrance
A reflective piece contrasts past chefs with lost solace. It speaks of rainbow clouds and paeans of gladness awaiting a bid at will, hinting at memory and longing beyond present comfort.
Seasonal Dishes and Simple Fruit Salad Guide
Seasonal dishes offer a lettuce salad with a French dressing and optional enhancements like cat soup Worcestershire sauce and onion juice. A nibble of peanuts and minced onion tops the greens, followed by a basic waffle recipe using sour milk and baking powder. A fruit salad combines bananas oranges pineapple grapes and sugar with lemon juice, served chilled in sherbet cups with maraschino cherries.
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MacSweney
Mexico City
Eduardo C. Garcia
Statf
War Department
Census Bureau
Kenosha
Waukesha
Poland
de la Huerta
Mexico
Zamora
Geological Survey
Busreau
France
St. Nazaire
America
United Staates
Canada
Arthur G. Hamilton
Carlstrom Field
Arcadia
Fla
Tennessee
Nashville
House
Senate
Frank M. Thompson
A HH. Roberts
Secretary of State
Colby
James Cantrill
Ixentucky
Cox
Washington Dispatch
Chicago
Socialist Party of the United States
Pittsburgh
Executive
Ben McCoy
Mahaska County
Ralph O'Hara
Oskaloosa
William James Wilson
Federal Department of Mines
Ottawa, Ont
Hig Roby
Kansas
Remington
Topeka
Kan
Antwerp
Finland
Sweden
Italy
South Africa
Norway
Denmark
Esthenia
New Zealand
Belgium
Australia
Czecho-Slovakia
Holland
Luxemburg
London
Russia
Hannes Kolehmeinen
F. K. Foss
A. A
Tokyo
Moncton
N. B
Mineola
N. Y
Nome
Ruby
Alaska
Illinois
Geiger, Baker
English
Louis Eckles
Joliet
Ill
Higgins Road
L. L. Adair
Oelwein, In
Spirit Lake
London Times
Egypt
Viscount Milner
Said Zazloul Pasha
Paris le Matin
Liedice
Brest
Smolensk
Corona Oil Company
Pansee River
Tampicola
Mex
Ministry of Foreign Affairs
Paris
Germany
William Mayer Wkaufheuren
Juarez
de la Huerts
Hawkeye
State News
Cedars Rapids
Cerro Gordo County
First National Bank
Thornton
Wepello
Ely
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