Democratic Plans for 1922 Victory and Funding Push
The Democratic National Committee promotes a 1922 effort to rebuild party strength and fund operations for a 1924 victory. It urges supporters to donate, notes veterans and public sentiment, and contrasts with Republican strategies. It cites Will Hays, four power pact debates, and critiques journalistic stance on the League of Nations.
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Will Hays
Peeple
Aeau
Democratic National Committee
United States
New York Herald
League of Nations
Woodrow Wilson
Wilbur W. Marsh
Woodward Building
Washington, D. C
Garment Workers Strike Grips New York City
Frederic J. Haskin chronicles the New York garment workers strike that halted ready made clothing production for 55,000 workers. He traces labor history from late 19th century immigrants to the 1921 arbitration system and the shift to piecework, explaining tensions between workers and manufacturers and the proposed productivity study.
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Frederic J. Haskin
New York
Fifth Avenue
Yale Bowl
Russia
Poland
Austria
Tte
New York Garment Workers
Arbitration Board
Atlantic City
Swithout
Ag Egon
Answers to Tou Questions and Inquiries
A reader inquiry column presents Q and A pairs on various topics. Questions cover height in the draft, Homestead Strike troops, Robert Ingersoll and a league of nations, the assignats, Windsor Castle’s age, plenary conferences, arms limits, Pennsylvania high point, and beet syrup uses. Answers reference War Department findings, the 1892 Homestead Strike, Ingersoll’s advocacy, 1797 assignats, Windsor's Saxon origins, and agricultural syrup uses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. F. Mck
War Department
National Guard
Pennsylvania
Robert Ingersoll
League of Nations
A. D. A. Ingersoll
League
Windsor Castle
Windsor
Old Windsor
William the Conqueror
Chile
Argentina
Geological Survey
Feeling Rich By Dr Wm E Barton R Dooley Delivers Wealth Lesson
In a thoughtful digression on money and happiness, the narrator compares wealth to inner satisfaction. A train porter offers a view that money matters less than the feeling of wealth, arguing true richness comes from contentment, love, and purpose rather than cash. The piece cites Diogenes and an Arab proverb to frame wealth as a state of mind.
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WM. E. Barton R. Dooley
Pullman Company
Diogenes I
Croesus
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43Rd and Broadway
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Aatic Bureau of
Aline
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China
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India
Ireland
Democratic Organization
Pelticiptos
Iat
Organiza
France
Europe
Whit Hesey
Bat‘talon
Allan Pollock
Hawthorne
Pollock
Hilary Fairfield
Alan Pollock Shoud
Tory
Lala DE. DA
Haskin
the Garment Workers' Strike
Chicago
Chicago Garment Makers’ Union
Trade Board
Arbitration
Briand
Wood
York
Svith
Daily Mail
Information Bureau
Frederick J. Haakin
Berton Braley
Kipling
Isle of Heart
Pan
Appollo
Isle of Joy
NEA
McKer
Wiss
R. D. MeKes
King of Motor Fuel
Crown Oil & Wax
Frederick Toad
Salleian
Ludwig
Washington St
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Good Tire
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State of
New York City
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