Returning to Sanity in Ireland After Kidnappings
The piece discusses how petty feuds can trigger broader conflict and notes that after the Anglo Irish treaty, violence rose in Treland following the kidnapping of Sinn Fein football players. It praises Michel Collins for leadership and urges Ireland to focus on self government under the treaty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teassen
Dail Eireann
Treland
Sinn
Tish
Orearly
Teast
Michel Collins
Himelf
Judge Landis Resigns From Federal Bench March First
The article notes Judge Landis will retire from the U S federal bench on March 1 to devote himself full time to baseball affairs. It emphasizes his distinctive persona and suggests critics pushed his resignation earlier, citing age and physical strain as factors in stepping down.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Younr
Iudge
Langlis
Landis resignation shows integrity in pay dispute
The article defends Judge Landis for accepting non governmental pay while serving, argues critics misread his honesty, notes a duty to avoid improper precedent, and lauds his final resignation as a principled stand preserving the judiciary's standing. It frames his actions as true fighter's fare and preserves public trust in the courts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Landis
Ithal
Jidge Landis
Harvey's Unwise Speech Draws Mixed Reactions Abroad
A London Pilgrim Society audience hears Ambassador Harvey defend U S armament cuts as a sacrifice of none and question whether Washington’s conference will yield lasting peace. Critics warn foreign observers may view U S actions as materialistic while noting possible immediate benefits from the arms reduction pact. The piece weighs future security against perceived moral sacrifice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ambassador Harvey
Pilgrim Society
London
Harvey
United States
Washington
Americh
Ambbassadors
Beda
America
Jon
Armament Project Foreseen Benefit Against Large Navy
The text argues the armament battalion plan will yield a clear advantage over maintaining a large navy. It asserts the project offers superior protection and strategic payoff, suggesting an ultimate outcome that favors militarization over fleet size.
Partisan Debate Over Open Information From Washington Conference
The piece attacks Senator Hitchcock for demanding “minute” details on the Washington conference while praising openness seen in the Paris talks. It notes Hitchcock led the push for Versailles ratification, yet shielded the Paris negotiations and criticizes his inconsistent stance on disclosure across the two conferences. The article contrasts plenary openness with secret committee work and hints at Democratic criticism of secrecy in diplomacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hitchcock
Washington
United States Senate
Wilson
Great Britain
Paris
The Moonstone Tales of a Drunken Night Narrative
A fragmented verse sequence evokes a wandering tale of memory and revelry. It names figures like Marvin and John Barleycorn, crosses borders of time, and climaxes in a surreal vision of a moonlit gathering near a doorway and a distant gaffer cup.
Unclear Parlor Drama Reveals Turbulent Dinner Show
A disjointed letter-like reminiscence describes a tense social evening with Raygel and Jim Pilgrim, detailing strained manners, jealousy, and a host’s desire for attention. The narrator notes a “bad liver” in a man who wants the spotlight, while defending a dinner guest’s pompous behavior as genuine affection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riaaloud
Barger
Pexvon
Tur
Dane
Jim
To Require Skill and Practice in Learning
A fragmented essay discusses that practice alone does not guarantee perfection, noting many fail to reach high skill despite effort. It argues wrong methods hinder progress, stresses imitation harms novices, and calls for guided instruction to build correct technique and learning discipline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abiington Bruce
Ekill
Gary Uanally
Ells
Ut Eli
Ram Parsfien
Lealin
Susie Becomes Housekeeper Amid Family Turmoil
In a tense morning, Susie quietly cleans up after a quarrel between Mrs. Raymond and the newlyweds, then consoles her with tea. Jonas and Susie clash over breakfast while Raymond returns hopeful, offering Susie a permanent home as their helper, and she accepts, choosing a steady life with him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ehruck
Susie
Ie Musia Rujmond
Mrs. Mayanond
Sis
Raymond
Jonas
Maymond
Susi
Han
Susig
Amy
Mondy
Susie Arves
Teayiayhd
Raywund
Sue Leddie
Haymond
Rasmond
Buste
Hivic
Suzie
Geo
Where to Go Vaudeville Hids Interstate Big Time Ynui
Fragmentary OCR text mentions vaudeville venues and acts including motion pictures and names like Rudolph Valentine. Confusing phrases reference shows titled Way Dawn Fant and A Modern aisrelte with club mentions in Chursday City and Monger. Readable facts are limited. core items are venues and performers with unclear specifics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Motion Pictures
Empire
Rudolph Valentine
Stoan
Aatyn Betty
Hoyals
Dawn Fant
Aalto
Hail Bg Worny
Fragmentary Notes on Unclear Personal Matters
The text presents garbled phrases about relationships, schooling, providers, and conversations with a person named tan. The readable portions are too fragmentary to determine individuals, places, or events. No coherent reportable fact emerges from the readable lines.
Fragmented tale of youth love and misadventure on campus
A garbled narrative mixes romantic fever dreams with campus scenes and a graphic eye injury recounted in a casual voice. It follows a moonlit fancy, a flapper, and a college crowd, then shifts to a barber shop anecdote and a theater note in Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tunton
Dublin
Ulden Tinte, Barbery
Sui Geomx
Tonkoria Artiate
Ian
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MR. Harvey
Apter Daxs
Austin Wobson
Fiteht
Cave T
Angua
John Barleycorn
Lidge
Phil
Yul Ronke
Fireebrow
Kellen
Web
Priacens
Toon's Mandeville
Taorwhaon Clits
Chursday City Club
Gaurer
Gonopun Vluh Ak the Monger
Andro
Celine Hee
Tan
Slater
Yoolam
Tex
Peru
Tint ‘Delaware
Ike BO
Chite Steen
Film Conformices
Mrasiainig
United States Trust Co
Briggs
Terriet
Max
Ne Association
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