Navy Treaty Question Sparks Senate Debate and Doubt
Admiral Pratt warns the London treaty cannot fix future U S Navy strength and implies the pact may be inadequate. Critics demand congressional action as Japan grows formidable and parity with Britain drifts. Congress must act swiftly to strengthen naval power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Admiral Pratt
London
Stimson
Imeliding
Navy Department
Reed
Pennsylvania
Dwight W. Morrow
Robinson
Senate
England
France
Japan
Italy
Senate of
United States
Chin
Prate
Great Britain
Hoover
Congress
Mussolini's Sons Portraits Hint At Inheritance Debate
A fragment discusses Mussolini's two sons and whether heredity shapes their futures. It notes their likeness to their father, questions if either will pursue power, and references the proverb like father like son while doubting its accuracy. The piece reflects on expectations placed on the heirs and their roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mussolini
Thaly
Open Pill Appears With One
A fragmented report notes an open pill or pill opener appearing with the number one and unclear context. The readable detail suggests a medicinal pill item involved in a short scene or notice. Further context is missing from the OCR snippet.
The Hornet's Nest and the Fourteenth District Election
The politically dry GOP frets over the November results as they await the fate of the upcoming election in the Fourteenth congressional district next Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fourteenth
Shoving Them Down in Polo Exhibition Victory
Peril Smith led with eight goals for Culled Htates Polo association in a 110-12 exhibition win over the-aters on Miller Geld Friday. Earl Shaw added six, with Colonel Swift supplying four as the Crusaders earned five handicap goals amid a crowded arena.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wan
Aters
Afibion
Peril Smith
Htatea Palo
Earl Shaw
Tor Strand
Colonel Swift
Crusaders
Austin
Goveye Miller
Shaw
Cael Smith
Knheame
Hack
Gimary
Terrence ‘Rue
Coulter
Back
Heferer
Dan Groniger
Controversy Over Religious Image In Childrens Book
A public dispute centers on a book titled God’s House and a ministerial statement about a picture of a family at prayer in a home. Critics question parental guidance and religious education while defenders argue the image aids moral formation amid concerns for children's independence and faith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Charles
Columba
Pennycock
Ublinkers
Pegey
King Fear
Bray
Murry Team RoutS Sul Ross 34 7 In Nov 2 Contest
Anileneh Terar notes Murry Indians handily defeated Sul Ross 34 to 7. McMurcy scored once in each of three quarters and twice overall, with Connie Smith flashing a 44 yard interception return for a touchdown. Laborn Acker added the team’s lone score on a 23 yard sprint. Windy conditions influenced the running game as Parsons and Daniel Smith contributed on the line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MURRY
SUL Ross
Anileneh
Terar
Thes
McMoery Indians
Tiass
College
Tiraves
Th. I. Ae
McMurcy
Sthree
Iamblea
Tenehera
Acker
Baseball Season Still Active in Los Angeles
Public notice outlines a Sunday one o'clock game at Han Vedeo Park featuring Amogla Grover and Agmebe In fining. Teams and venue are specified with a scheduled afternoon start, signaling ongoing local baseball activity in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L.A
Amogla Grover
Agmebe
Han Vedeo
Junction Eldorado to clash for district title
Readable fragments show Mason High School against Junction Eldorado in a district championship game. Unclear dates and teams due to garbled OCR. Teams appear undefeated and contending for top honors in a rural district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junction
Eldorado
Junction Mason
Omna
Mason Agiling Grata
Indisteler
Publicity Mirth and Memory in a Quivering Wonderland
A stream of personal anecdotes and cultural morsels spans stage and screen figures, writers, and places. The writer recalls encounters with Maurice Chevalier, Somerset Maugham, Jerome K. Jerome, Rex Benson, and Beatrice Lillie, interwoven with theater lore and New York landmarks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Shepheard
Cairo
Maurice Chevalice
Somerset Maugham
Sacramento
Nancy
Marie
Jerome K. Jerome
St. Toula Union Station
James Re
Fred Allen
Ace Hudkins
Sammy Tinker
Ln Angeles
Eddie Duehin
Curren
The Love game and modern women in 1921
A 1921 column explores men’s cynicism about finding an ideal woman and women’s evolving roles. It contrasts old fashioned and modern wives, notes men’s longing for independence, and suggests women’s dressing and behavior shape romantic dynamics. Copyright 1921 by King Features Syndicate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abe
King Feaa Bya
Tne
Ten and Twenty Years Ago in the San Antonio Light
A 1921 notice recalls a motor accident injuring a Berkshire and Presa area officer, details a 60 mph throw from a car, hospital care, and home recovery. It also notes Fort Sam Houston troop movements and a Thanksgiving timing quirk with five Thursdays this November, plus historical civic mentions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Menez Kitchen
Moticegele
Sas
Nufyar
Ine Jarien
da & Colliaton
Berkshire
Font Presa Alvesis
Kitelen Wan Charlig
Robert St. Green Memorial Hospital
Also Mentioned on This Page
THE
Navy
Ain
Vittoria
Bruno Mussolini
Sona
Ehret
Heimmonda
Coleman
Hammonda
Mild
Young Brecher
Fioth
Norge Ass
Sterher
Mirlaard
NW O
San Antonio
Willins
Tog Pfeiffer
Gan Pei Free Mead Lab
Smiling Loftaig
Id Ihe
Tildie Sporting
Umekeeper
Meehan Fe University
Wat Service
Be Em
Fulane
Georgia
Alabama
Stanford
California
Ear By
South
Peli Ren Wu
Elsie Robinson
Juin
Tegsy
Teter
Mayer
Mich & Picture
Audi
Aline
Menomich
Caldwell
Dasa
Carrell County
N. I
New Yorker
Jedis Pinkham
Uig
Rex Benth
Alseass
Ann- Viemen
Indies
Cire
Tutekakin
Atrangera
Northcliffe
Laley
Tve
Beatrice Lillie
Charlot Merle
Adele Antaire
McNenent
Helen Rowland
Toye
Jéty
Ahe
Tenri
Pol
Ireland
Bon A. Cordell
Fort Sam Heuston
Brownaville
W. C. Johnram
Texas National Guard
Gopaitt
Colt Anil
Colquitt
Chere Ata Many
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!