Alaska per capita thrift stamps lead nation in 1920
Treasury figures show Alaska outpacing every state in 1920 for sale of thrift stamps and other securities. The report also notes U S oil production and consumption, census counts, and various political moves as part of a broad weekly digest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treasury
Alaska
State
Union
Treasury Department
Washington
United States
Marie Confanti former Met Opera danseuse dies in New York
Marie Confanti, celebrated as a premier danseuse with the Metropolitan Opera and famed for The Black Crook, dies in New York after a long stage career. Rev. Dr. William T. Manning is elected bishop of New York on the third ballot at the Protestant Episcopal convention. Elizabeth Willard, daughter of the U S ambassador to Spain, is betrothed to Mervyn Tierbert, secretary of the British embassy in Madrid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harding
Our Navy
New York
Naval Men
Marie Confanti
Metropolitan Opera Company
Black Crook
William T. Manning
Bishop Burch
Protestant Episcopal Church
New York City
Elizabeth Willard
Joseph Willard
United States
Spain
Mervyn Tierbert
Madrid
Death of Prince Peter Kropotkin Reported in Moscow
Copenhagen dispatch states the foreign prince Peter Alexievich Kropotkin, noted geographer author and revolutionary leader, is dead in Moscow. Other items include Britain and France clashing over Germany's war debt, and a Manila dispatch reporting 36 Filipinos drowned in the Wilicidad wreck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prince Peter Alexievich Kropotkin
Moscow
Copenhagen
Great Britain
France
Germany
Supreme Council
Paris
Lloyd George
Manila
P. L
Ghae
Federal Board Holds Up Plea on Rail Wage Cuts
Chicago February reports the Federal Railway Labor Board rejecting a request by Railroad Executives to abolish national agreements and cut wages. W. W. Atterbury urged a conference to resolve wage issues. the board pressed for mutual action under existing agreements. Strong opposition from railroad unions and officials cited disruption to service and federal control precedents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
United States
R. M. Barton
W. W. Atterbury
Railroad Executives’ Association
Parton
Mr. Atterbury
Atterbury
Henry Hunt
Railway Labor Board
A. O. Wharton
Labour Board
J. G C. Luhrsen
American Train Dispatchers’ Association
Railroad Employees’ Department
The
American Federation of Labor
Wilson
General Atterbury
Labor Board
Interstate Commerce Commission
Congress
Governor Parkhurst Dies in Augusta Maine
Frederick H. Parkhurst, governor of Maine, died in Augusta after failing to recover from an infection under his tongue suffered three weeks earlier. The death marks the end of his administration and a period of illness for the state’s chief executive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine
Augusta
Frederick H. Parkhurst
Conscientious Adler Seeks Oil Company Sales Rep
The Stetson Oil Co of Cleveland Ohio offers a liberal commission to individuals who take orders for their lubricating oils and paints in their area. For full information write to H W Swift Sales Manager Adv.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stetson Oil Co
Cleveland
Ohio
H. W. Swift
Monkey Bite Death Sparks Greek King Poisoning Study
British scientists study animal bites after a monkey’s bite allegedly caused the death of the Greek king. The London dispatch notes that bite severity does not align with an animal’s diet, with cases showing donkey and horse bites causing serious poisoning while monkeys rarely do.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Britain
Greece
London
No Cabarets for Him
A quirky exchange portrays a farmer debating a trip to New York with his wife. The wife notes many sights await, while he jokes about missing entertainments as they plan their journey together.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmer
New York
Boston Transcript
Chronic kickers soon develop whine that won't wear off
A short note discusses chronic kickers and a persistent whine that lingers, suggesting a behavioral pattern that becomes stubborn or self reinforcing over time. The text emphasizes the durability of discomfort and its resistance to simple resolution.
Sweeney Recounts Paris Visit and Dining Prices
James B. Sweeney, a Knights of Columbus delegate, recalls his Paris trip at his Brooklyn home. He notes restaurant prices in Paris are high with $20 meals and small portions, and tells a humorous Gaelic farmhand tale about porridge and a fly in the pot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James B. Sweeney
Knights of Columbus
France
Paris
Brooklyn
Sweeney
Jock
Cartoon style plea for funding in a tongue in cheek mock dialogue
A humorous caption mocks a teller demanding a large sum with comical misstatements. The dialogue features a boss and a character pleading to honor a check, ending with a quip about delivering the money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rastus
Cartoons Magazine
Also Mentioned on This Page
Hawaii
Census Bureau
Aeer
National Treasury
Department
St. Louis
Topeka
Kan
Coolidge
Massachusetts
New Willard Hotel
Marshall
Grover Cleveland
Bergdoll
House
Senate
Allen
John Burke
Carl
Indianapolis
Interstate Ecommerce Commission
Dykeman
Columbus
Cleveland Grays
Atlanta
Save, A Life League
8. G. Friend
Portland
Ore
St. Francis Hotel
San Francisco
Tew
Black Diamond Oil Company
Off and Land Corporation
Frand Jury
Ilinois Thresher Men’s Association
Peoria
J. M. Boyer
Decatur
Sioux City
Martha Oxberger
Ella Nichols
Detroit
Mich
Houston
Tex
Donal O'Callaghan
Cork
Trenton
N. J
Margaret B. Laird
Essex County
Edward
Henry Lowery
O. T. Craig
Williamson
Nodena
Ark
Mary Dowles
Grover Cleveland Bergdoll
Sbhersbach
Mediterranean
Port Said
Norfolk
Siberia
Helsingfors
Federal Board
Barton
Bayer
Fletcher
Postum
Postum Cereal Co. Inc
Battle Creek, Mich