News Review of Current Events by Edward W Pickard
Edward W Pickard surveys postwar matters including American advertising, a Sears Roebuck and Montgomery Ward merger, Armenia earthquake relief, a proposed plenary armament conference, Nicaraguan peace efforts, a new Belgian monetary standard, and U.S. monetary and political shifts affecting policing and law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Trade ‘Commission
Sears, Roebuck & Co
Montgomery Ward Ca
Alge Chicago
Hoavelt
Planta
Evolution of the Horse Show Noted in Washington
A fragmented item references a horse evolution topic tied to a Washington institution or exhibit. The readable words suggest a display or lecture by a named person or group, with possible dates or venues obscured by OCR. Further context is needed to confirm specifics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gd. States Supreme Court
Congress
Se Ae
Vali AM
Tiudewante
Chemcet Founda i
Snd
Suxaron Reed
Klan
Indlase
Chicago
Indianapolis
St. Louis
Iiivk Klan
Washington
Instamuyors
Watson
Walter F.bossert Resicmes
Crand Tiragom
Tndiane
Also Mentioned on This Page
Wirst
West Virginia
Los Angeles
George A. Akerson
Hoover
Harditag
President Coolidge
Edward W. Pickard Pee -Goomidge
Wifon
Armania
Léyinakan
Maller
Caugesus
Joseph Geach
Russia
Geneva
France
Italx
Japan
Belgium
Poland
Crecko- Slovakia
Yugo-Slavia
Romania
Argentina
Great Britain
United States
Spain
Germany
Chile
Fiand
Sweden
Hollands
Lawrence Dennis
Nicaragua
Bluefields
el Blat
Mr. Dennis
Chatorro
Adolfo Diaz
Honduras
Selba Som
Federal Reserve Banks
Marte
Rutuaita
Atieries
Thrataians
Vin Iuaijes
Mingitoba
Deter. Branthes
Wien
United State Supreme Court
Brigh S. Byers
Portland
Orc
Holmes
Brandeis
Me.Reynolds
McReynels
Britain
Rubler. Com
Cesson
Malaya
Ly Lennon
America
Everstt G. Holt
Rever
Bureau of
Toveign
Omeasuc ‘Commerce
Ma: Times
Ogs
Middle West
Marie
Arison National Cemetery
Europe
New River Boulevard
Rover
Herbert
Weing
Mexico
Capitol
Laine
Bud
Italy
Mise Theodora Cafalapt
Eubasis
Mme. Gatalgory
Diplomatte
Gidler
Smith
Avith
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