We should end American troop presence in Europe
The speaker argues the United States erred by remaining troops in Germany and Archangel after World War I. He cites economic harm to American farmers from Europe’s demoralized markets, condemns wheat tariffs, and urges international loans or economic conferences to rebuild Central Europe. He seeks an American role at Europe’s council table as a reconciliatory voice.
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Senate
Germany
Archangel
Russia
United States
Rhineland
Europe
France
Ruhr
Borah
America
Population Exchange Decision in Lausanne Sparks Debate
The Lausanne conference decided to forcibly move about 1 million people, exchanging Greek and Turkish populations between Turkey and Greece. Edwin L. James notes Lord Curzon regretted the need yet saw no alternative, implying no allied power will fight for humanitarian ends. Will progress improve over the next two millennia.
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Lausanne
Turkey
Greece
Near East
Edwin L. James
New York Times
Lord Curzon
Frelinghuysen Named Likely St James Candidate
A political note praises Senator Joseph Frelinghuysen of New Jersey as a probable successor to George Harvey at the Court of St. James. The text cites his wealth and personal friendship with the President, while criticizing his schooling and constituency support, labeling him a lame duck yet asserting strong backing for the appointment.
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Joseph Frelinghuysen
New Jersey
George Harvey
Court of St. James
Yesterdays in Ohio and national events align today
Readable OCR fragment lists historical notes from Ohio and national history with birthdays and officials. Mentions Edwin M Stanton as Secretary of War, Foraker to Senate, and various 1900s figures. Includes Today’s birthdays and conferences in Boston Chicago and Washington with multiple associations and meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami County
Edwin M Stanton
Ohio
Lincoln
Joseph B. Foraker
United States Senate
Rev. W . Cleveland
Grover Cleveland
Columbus
Akron Rubber Workers Form a Labor Union
The piece notes Akron rubber workers forming a labor union as summer approaches. It mentions political figures like President Harding and Senator Wills, and hints at unrest among the public over gasoline prices. Two men are held in a Denver mint robbery case, suspected to be southerners.
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Harding
Senator Wills
Cleveland
Wills
Denver M.nt
Akron Rubber Workers
Anniversary of constitutional prohibition and temperance meeting
Today marks the third anniversary of constitutional prohibition in the United States. Sir Johnstone Forbes-Robertson, a famed stage actor, celebrates his 70th birthday. Temperance leaders in North Carolina plan a Raleigh meeting to bolster enforcement of the prohibition laws. A conference is set to renew efforts to form a Farmer-Labor party in South Dakota.
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United States
Johnstone Forbes-Robertson
Temperance
North Carolina
Raleigh
South Dakota
Komical Telegrams and City Hall Bird Deaths
A humorous sketch notes a pet canary found dead in city hall and a coroner's verdict blamed a broken heart after Dan Symmons left. It mentions political deaths around town and assorted quips about figures like Major, Manager Woodward, and Billy Sunday.
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Ash
Dan Symmons
City Hall
Crissinger Named Head of Federal Reserve Board
D R Crissinger, a Harding loyalist from Marion, named head of the Federal Reserve Board succeeding W P G Harding. A lawyer, farmer and banker born December 1860 in Tully Township, he practiced law in Marion since 1886 and served as Marion county prosecuting attorney, city solicitor for three terms, and general counsel to the Marion Steam Shovel Company. He was president of the National City Bank & Trust Company of Marion when appointed March 15 1921 and owns several farms in Marion County.
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D. R. Crissinger
Federal Reserve Board
D R Crissinger
Harding
Wpg Harding
Crissinger
Treasury
Marion County
Tully Township
Buchtel College
Akron Lea Municipal University of Akron
Canversity of
Cincinnati
Marion
Marion Steam Shovel Company
National City Bank & Trust Company of
Portuguese Pretender's Eldest Son Sells Insurance in New York
The article notes Prince Miguel de Braganza, son of Don Miguel and grandson of King Miguel, working in an insurance office in New York City as M de Braganza. He married Anita Stewart in 1909 at Tulloch Castle, Scotland, amid royal objections. The marriage faced status issues until Anita was granted princess rank by Emperor Francis Joseph.
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Portugal
Seliing Imburance
New York City
Prince Miguel de Braganza
Don Miguel Braganza
King Miguel
Prince
M. de Braganza
Anita Stewart
Tulloch Castle
Scotland
Fone Meueloe Uga
Miss Stewart
Francis Joseph
Miguel
Martin's quip on lawyers and a revival of old ways
A humorous Dublin style remark notes that lawyers do not profit from all the tales of life and hints at a possible revival of the old saying not by a jug full. The tone mocks legal stinginess and traditional maxims.
Skee Mary Roberta Rinehart Urges Calm Against Propaganda Threat
The letter to President Lund argues the United States risks war footing from insidious propaganda. It warns emotional publics, demagogues, and class hatreds threaten liberty and calls to return to constitutional self rule and united resolve.
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Mary Roberta Rinehart
America
Haviland H. Lund
Institute For Government
United States
Wells
Great Actor Without Honor In U. S. Says Brady
William A Brady, famed theatrical producer, laments America's view of actors as social outcasts and bank figures. He contrasts English honors like knighthood for actors with American neglect, noting many celebrated stage figures gained respect abroad but not at home.
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U. 8
Brady
England
America
William A. Brady
New York
London
Arthur Finero
James Barrie
Henry J. Irving
Herbert Tree
Gerald du Maurier
Charles Hawtrey
Matin Harver
Johnson Forbes-Robertson
Harry Lauder
Sir Harry Lauder
Daniel
Charles Frohman
Richard Mansfield
Edwin Booth
Augustine Daly
Julia Marlowe
Elsie Janis
Prince Francis Joseph and Father Attend Historic Castle Ceremony
The passage notes Prince Francis Joseph and his father attending a ceremony at a historic Scottish castle. It describes the prince’s shift from romance and history to a nine-to-five insurance office job in America, where he competes with American go-getters. His brother-in-law William Rhinelander Stewart Jr. works at the same insurance firm. The prince cites feeling at a loss in America where most people do some kind of work.
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Prince Francis Joseph
William Rhinelander Stewart
America
Poem Excerpt From The Lay Of The Last Minstrel
Sir Walter Scott echoes in this excerpt with lines urging love of homeland and condemning selfishness. It contrasts the hollow pride of wealth titles and power with the fate of a person who never feels their native land. Doubly dying and unsung, such a man loses honor and renown.
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Sir Walter Scott
Under the Greenwood Tree Verse Fragment
A clipped OCR excerpt presents lines from a ballad or play piece about love of nature under the Greenwood tree. The text questions ambition and weather, inviting a companion to share simple, sunlit sustenance.
Pleased with What He Gette Come Hither
Fragmentary Shakespearean line expresses invitation and pleased fulfillment. The text appears as a stage-corner quotation about calling someone to approach and receive rewards or discourse. No identifiable人物, place, or date is present.
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W. Shakespeare
Pittsfield Woman Praised as New England's Youngest Grandmother
Mrs Robert J. Rawlings of Pittsfield Massachusetts is described as the youngest grandmother in New England at age 28. The report notes her family and the local interest in this demographic distinction.
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New England
Robert J. Rawlings
Pittsfield
Mass
Soft coal shortage and old city notes headline
Twenty years ago the city faced no hard coal and six below zero. The Chamber of Commerce backed Ridgelawn cemetery purchase. Lady Maccabees honored Misa Bina West of Port Huron. Second Congregational Church met. J. C. Biggs honored. Elks planned an opera house minstrel show. Henry W Ingersoll Jr. born to Henry W. and spouse. Elyria Iron & Steel Plant near start. Cincinnati discussed Methodist church merger plans by northern and southern wings.
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Cincinnati
Southern Methodists
Jazz clothing faces opposition at design leaders meeting
Cincinnati delegates report a campaign against Jazz clothing as the International Association of Clothing Designers convenes for its annual convention in Cincinnati tomorrow. Irving Frankel, president of the local Cincinnati branch, leads the movement.
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Cincinnati
Janu
International Association of Clothing Designers
Irving Frankel
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