May Quit Republic Idea Sparks Irish and Turkish Turmoil
The piece reviews Irish leaders including De Valera and Griffith showing willingness to yield autonomy for Ulster within a British commonwealth framework. It notes Smuts’ mediation, Sinn Fein and unionist tensions, and hopes for a settlement while Turkey and Greece shift risk in the eastern dispute. Germany’s postwar stance and Rathenau’s remarks frame the global balance of debts and recovery.
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Jan Christian Smuts
Trish
Lloyd Geerke
Te Valera
London
Lloyd George
James Craig
Dublin
Ulster
Smits
Trelane
South Africa
Natal
de Valera
Arthur Griffith
Sinn Fein
Michael Collings
Ireland
Tove George
Tdub- Hin
General Smuts
United Kingdom
Joe Valera
Great Britain
Balkan Entente Sways Amid Turkish Crisis And German Telegrams
The Near East situation sees Bulgaria courted by Kemal to regain eastern Thrace while major powers move to block Bolshevik moves on Constantinople. The British Mediterranean fleet consolidates near the capital, mobilization looms, Trotzky rumored imprisoned, and German monarchists threaten in Upper Silesia as clashes erupt with French forces.
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Near East
Bulgaria
Kemal
Thrace
Tinly
Constantinople
Bolshevists
Germany
Upper Silesia
Wolf
Alles
Berlin
Inter-allied Commission
Silesian
von der Goltz
Kapp
Beuthen
State Department Prepares Treaties for Peace and Tampico Tension
The State Department accelerates preliminaries for treaties to restore relations with the central powers while ensuring cordial U S ties with allies. In Tampico fear of labor unrest threatens American property prompting a small naval presence, despite officials denying a naval display. Obregon's government refuses to rescind a Mexican export tax, claiming labor issues are overstated.
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State Department
United States
Hughes
Tampico
Pampico
Obregon
Povernment
Tariff battle opens with minority report on duties plan
A Democratic minority report on the Ways and Means Committee denounces the tariff bill as a conspiracy to favor a few at humanity's expense. It argues the proposed American valuation basis would harm commerce and cites a drop in U S foreign trade from 1 188 255 446 last July to 527 378 825 in May 1921. It condemns selective protection by vested interests and notes campaign contributions funding the effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ways and Means Committee
House
United States
Smoot
Tanlac claims relief for chronic dyspepsia in Kentucky couple
A Lexington area couple reports dramatic health improvement after using Tanlac, claiming immediate benefits for stomach trouble and nervous dyspepsia. The ad-style testimonial praises the medicine as a remarkable tonic reaching every organ, with the couple crediting Tanlac for life quality gains.
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J. A. White
Leestown Pike
Fld
Lexington
Bridge Talk Reveals Player’s Confident Claim
A brief exchange shows one person asked if they know how to play bridge. They reply they do not claim full skill but insist they can play. The remark hints at self assured competence in card games.
Thousands Have Kidney Trouble and Never Suspect It
Druggists report many people suffer kidney trouble without knowing it. Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root is promoted as a remedy with a strong success record. An insurance physician notes kidney disease is common and often undetected among applicants. Sample bottle offered for ten cents by sending to Dr Kilmer & Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kilmer
Extremes. Ioxtremes meet to the Bermudas.
Fragmentary note references a meeting or event labeled Ioxtremes with a Bermudas setting and mentions lilies and onions in unclear context. No clear names, dates, or outcomes are present.
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Bermudas
Aspirin Warning Emphasizes Bayer Brand Authenticity
The article urges consumers to look for Bayer on aspirin packages or tablets to ensure genuine aspirin prescribed by physicians for twenty one years and proven safe. It notes uses for colds, headaches, neuralgia, rheumatism, earache, toothache, lumbago and general pain with Bayer tablets sold in small boxes and larger drugstore packages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bayer
Doctor Doolittle Who Invented The Telephone Switchboard
The obituary notes the death in Boston at age eighty two of Dr. Thomas Benjamin Doolittle who originated the telephone switchboard and helped launch early telephone engineering. He held a Franklin Institute medal for copper wire production and is credited with creating the first car fare registering device.
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Boston
Thomas Benjamin Doolittle
Allen's Foot Ease Keeps Feet Fresh for Workers
The ad proclaims Allen's Foot Ease as an antiseptic powder that reduces shoe friction, prevents blisters, soothes tired feet, and supports workers who stand or walk long hours. It cites military use during the war and claims wide domestic sales as a staple for foot comfort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen
Dr Bates Advocates Industrial Education for Indians
Dr Bates of Cornell campaigns for industrial education for Native Americans in the First League of Nations era. He argues that the Iroquois Six Nations founded organizational unity that inspired broader tribal cooperation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B.A. Gates
Cornell University
Bates
League of Nations
O Trappy Day and Ball Blue Laundry Note
A laundress sings O Trappy Day while hanging snow white wash with Red Cross Ball Blue on a snowy day. The piece comments on convicting a guilty woman as a difficult universal truth.
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Kemal Pasha
Germi
Doctor Rathenau
Reconstruction
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Lould
Tanlac
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Doan
Iee
Indiana
Alice Henderson
W. Fifth St. Jonesboro
Ind
Foster-Milburn CO
Buffalo
Pesky Devils
Quietus
Owl Chemical Wks
Terre Haute
Western
Canada
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Alberta
British Columbia
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Columbus
Ohio
M. J. Johnstone
Traction Terminal
Indianapolis
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Centaur
York City
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