All Wooden Railway Cars Should Be Replaced
Editorial argues for immediate replacement of wooden passenger cars with steel due to a recent Erie railroad disaster that killed several and injured many. It condemns mixed steel and wood trains, urges clear warnings on wooden cars, and cites economic and legal pressures to accelerate steel car adoption and funding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
Taal Express
Pullman Company
Pullman
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Waodren Cara
The People and Cost of Government in One Year
Costly government in the United States amounts to about forty five billion dollars in income and fifteen billion dollars spent on federal state county and local services. The piece argues waste lies mainly in county and local governments and urges reform and revamp of the unified system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Tts
Raaher
Honib
Put On More Bait Night Chronicle Here and Now
Chronicle of diary style scenes and social observations in New York with mentions of Sleep No More by Ryerson and Clements, Opera House figures, and strolling through Lincoln Square. Notes the opium era jargon among musicians and quotes Sayre and Fairbanks era celebrities with quirky detail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
Ellmes
Florence Ryerson
Golly Clements
McIntyre
Tacoln Square
Pesspari Pictures
Vises
Bob
Pat Brinkeroff
Maine
Roxy's
Majestic
Valerie Edwards
London
Paris
Listen World! By Elsie Robinson condemns modern entertainment norms
Aided by reader letters and editorial stance, the piece rails against adult content and alleyway temptations while defending parental responsibility and traditional home life. It decries movie influences on children and questions modern marriage casually.
Sept 1 1920 Klan activity and city meeting in San Antonio
From the San Antonio Light files a September 1 1920 notice reports a Klux Klan event at a special city commission meeting led by Mayor Mayer Toohi and a demonstration related to wartime tensions. It notes arrests or detentions of two officers named Phick and Giolo as hostages and mentions Allied and local war concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vic
Hu Klux Klan
Mayer Tohhi
Lala Hublig
Ordivanin
Mama
Abita
Eberitt Phick
Human Side of News by Edwin C Hill
A dramatic portrait of coast guard rescues at sea shows brave crews battling cold and peril to save wrecked ships and sailors. The piece honors lifeboat heroes, detailing their dangers, duties, and sacrifice across ocean fronts from Cape Cod to northern waters.
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Edwin C. Hill
Cape Cod
Crest Wood
Tigraft
Alice
United States Coast Guards
Liven
Miles
Theodag
Ape Lab
Wren Jo
Coast Guard
Northwest Mounted Police
Warshin
Sam
Marry Go Round on Screen Lovers and Temperament
This片column by Helen Rowland critiques marrying screen stars for romance or excitement rather than stability. It argues actors and writers, driven by temperament and fame, rarely provide a calm domestic base. The piece suggests sensible, steady partners better suit movie personalities than volatile, high-strung partners.
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Aien Tallang
Mint
Hhaalele
Laen
Harding
Avmah
Butlera
Ube
Tor & Butler
Owiesse Barlem
Vei Sayre
Hackery- Rex
Mizzotier
New York
Poselbin
Charles Prantix Coe
Willem Hendrik van Lom
Sayre
Sparta
Sir Gry Standdine
Spidor
Ea Perl Bouque
Upper
Fifth Avenue
Bion
George Atliss
Elihu Root
Kita
Noel Goward
Douglas Fairbanks
Prince of Wales
Irving Berlin
Bagatelles
Pael Whiteman
Parla
Roy’ W. Howard
Theodore Tlize
Pheadarns
Ritz
Park Lape
Oliver LaForge
Laughing Boy
John Lodge
Grantdeon
Henry Cabot Lodge
Hollywood
Lms
Bherry
Or Nast
Newport
Artor
Harry Silersi
Mumsey
Myo
Awaif
Blonley Walker
Dent Ely
Metaught Ard, Inc
Sog L “Mey
Elsie Robinson
Baby Bessie
Miss Robinson
Ik Wit Osesy
Enmirse
Getring
Mame
Eliry
Annr
The
San Antonio
Reptember
Walter Bint Ays Ingee
Whe
Brabhare Minh
Opn
Cualto Cleneeas
Mraven
Min Fami
Rapalin
Horne
Ares Heemon
Ito
Oly
Amr
Mery
Enlher
Orson Daya
Antonio
Helen Rowland
Counery
Mason Hed
Hetherly
Minner
Fairlar Mane
Storg Jou
Polegmal
Frank Buck
Amole Camus
Tira
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