Peace and upheaval as the world eyes postwar order
The piece argues that forces for peace and good are gaining against evil worldwide, with notable trouble spots in Russia India Egypt and Asia Minor. It discusses Lenines setback and possible capitalism, British vigilance against red propaganda, the Greeks Turks and Bulgars in Europe, and calls for impartial supreme council action to preserve European territory and rebuild a stable order, while noting US leadership and broader societal comments.
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Russia
India
Egypt
Asia Minor
Persia
Lenine
Trotzky
Red Army
Roumania
Supreme Council
Cannes
Greece
Turkey
Smyrna
Europe
Angora
Anatolia
Constantinople
Dardanelles
Bulgaria
Serbia
Austria
Germany
Hungary
France
Hapsburg
United States
Dail Debates and Hyperbolic Picks in Rolling News
Fragmented clippings describe heated Dail discussions about Ulster and naval policy, a jokey remark on submarines sinking themselves, and portraits of figures like David Jett Lauck as a railroad statistician. It also notes congressmen treating districts as cars and mentions Roger Peckinpaugh’s sale to Boston and Jack Dempsey seeking AFL ties.
Veterans Bureau drives field interviews to aid disabled veterans
The Veterans Bureau sent a large field force to contact former service members entitled to compensation vocational training or insurance. In total 148 650 veterans were interviewed and 78 907 relief applications filed. The effort reached both literate and illiterate, city and rural veterans, revealing many eligible for aid who might have remained unaware without this outreach. The piece urges continued government use of all agencies to spread information about disability allowances and to guard against fraud.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Veterans’ Bureau
Congress
Revolution Launches New Workers Party Movement
A description of a new revolution led by the Workers' Party of America claims to organize the working class to abolish capitalism and establish a workers' republic. The piece criticizes the movement as exploiting workers and mirrors past Chicago 1920 efforts, urging adherence to law and warning against unfurling the red flag.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Workers’ Party of America
Workers’ Republic
Committee of 48
Chicago
Workers’ Party
Italy Approves 200 Million Lire Hydro Project
Rome authorities authorize a loan of 200000000 lire to a society organized to harness waterpower along rivers in Catania southern Italy. The project aims to produce about 300000 horsepower of electricity, spur industries, and benefit about 500 communes, with total capital expected near 25000000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Catania
Italy
End of the Dream in Russia Speech Declares Lost Freedom
An Ohio newspaper excerpt laments the end of freedom in Russia and the rise of censorship. It claims Bolshevism imposes no rents or taxes and returns citizens to servitude, portraying a grim shift away from free press and liberty. The piece frames Soviet rule as abandoning liberty and media freedom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo Blade
Russia
Lta
Pt AE
Colombia Ratifies Panamanian Canal Treaty And U S Payment
A historical note discusses Colombia's ratification of the Panama canal settlement, the United States payment of 25 million dollars for indirect damages, and the political fallout from earlier negotiations. The piece contrasts Hay-Herran with the failed 1914 treaty, assessing accountability, compensation, and the restored cordial ties between the two nations. It also touches on cooperative marketing for farmers and anticipated fiscal legislation in Congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colombia
New York
Panama Canal
United States
Panama
United States Senate
Bogota
Keep Young by Associating with Young Things
Madapyus John Henry Patterson head of a great corporation was 70 years old December 13. He urged 10,000 employees worldwide to keep young by associating with young things noting newspapers stay youngest every day. The piece contrasts old age customs with a mindset kept young by activity, children, and stories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madapyus
John Henry Patterson
Arundell Estate Sold to London Syndicate for Development
A London syndicate has purchased the Arundell estate in London, including land along Arundell Street and Panton Square with frontage on Shaftesbury Avenue, Coventry Street, and more. The buyer plans extensive improvements that will alter the estate’s familiar aspect, with Lord Arundell of Wardour’s heirs now controlling the property.
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Lord Arundel
Jess
Ivy
W.F. Lestave
Haren
Wardour Castle
Wiltshire
Arundel
London
Cartle
Thomas Panton
Lord Arundell
Metropolis
Arundell
Prague
England
James I
Count Arundell
Baron Arundell of
Wardour
Aerial photography opens new fields in engineering
Arcadia California December 26 aerial photography expands engineering study at the army balloon and airship school Ross field with a large mosaic map covering 250 square miles centered on Arcadia. Officers note maps aid city planning traffic control street widening and fire protection while enabling watershed surveys hydroelectric and transportation planning using automated exposure timing and overlapped negatives.
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Arcadia
Calif
Associated
Preas
Army
Ross
Mapa
Los Angeles
Mosdia
Palleon
Ian
Langley ‘Field
Virginia
Arcadia School
Air Service
Army Air
Rossfield
Navy cancels joint Atlantic Pacific fleet maneuvers
The Navy Department announced the annual joint maneuvers for February and March 1922 in Panama bay are cancelled due to fuel budget shortages. Independent drills will proceed January 3 at Guantanamo bay for the Atlantic fleet, while the Pacific fleet conducts drills off the California coast from bases at San Pedro and San Diego.
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Pacific
Panama Bay
Navy Department
Guantanamo Bay
California
Cuba
San Pedro
San Diego
Calif
Spanish cabinet weighs separate ministry of commerce
Madrid reports the cabinet is considering creating a ministry of commerce distinct from public works to oversee commercial interests. Rising duties and a rupture with France prompt talks. negotiations for a new trade agreement begin, with possible similar issues with other nations. Cabinet plans to decide in coming days.
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Madrid
France
Germany to pay U.S. direct in occupation costs
Coblenz December 8 reports that Germany will directly cover monthly American forces expenses in Germany, about 1,006,000 dollars, in marks. The plan, proposed by Maj. Gen. Henry T. Allen, replaces the U.S. government funding of occupation costs with German payments collected later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cobtenz
Germany
Coblenz
Henry T. Allen
Rhine
United States
Fgom
Berlin
Pact ratified in principle for Central American union
Guatemalan official advices report the national assembly ratified in principle a pact to create a Central American union. Signor Marcia Prem, noted lawyer, named delegate to the convention to meet in February in Tegucigalpa Honduras, the dispatch said.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guatemala
National Assembly
Marcia Prem
Tegucigalpa
Honduras
Aispateli
Phi Gammas Meet in Birmingham Convention in Alabama
Delegates and visitors from sixty one universities gather in Birmingham for the Pure Gants Delta fraternity convention. The first session opens today and will continue through Friday with a strong turnout of university representatives and attendees arriving from across the region.
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Phi Gammas
Birmingham
Ala
Pure Gants Delta
Modern Baltimore Plant Promises Better Worker Welfare
A Baltimore business leader describes a new four story FL shaped office building on about 20 acres in Roland Park with sunlit offices a grand lobby and an auditorium that doubles as a theater It includes its own electric light plant and an ice factory He argues such welfare and modern facilities will trigger a new era in U S business and industry Justice must temper punishment says James F Newkirk of Bridgeport Conn urging judges in stations to replace nightly detentions with smarter oversight to protect innocent suspects and repair harms from arrests without solid evidence.
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Pittsburgh
Alps
Switzerland
Grenoble
Lord Arundell
Thomas Arundell
Wardour
Wiltshire
Fulke Greville
Thomas
Henry VIII
Margaret Howard
Thomas Howard
Duke of Norfolk
Catherine Howard
Arundells
England
Sir Ralph Arun
Lord Arundell of
Tower of London
Titus Oates
James II
Privy Council
Privy Seal
United Kingdom
Lindley
Justice of Appeal
Order of ‘the Coif
Sey
Court of ‘the Exchequer
Lfe
Francis ‘Lindley
Lord Lovat
Athens
Nother Son
Teligran
Persia
Dragoons
Amerioa
Lord Lindley
Marquish DE ‘Fontenoy
Josaph Ry
Wilson
Baltimore
Washington
Ares
Roland Park
America
James F. Newkirk
Bridgeport
Conn
Family Budgets Are Now Popular
Richard C. Watrouss of St. Louis tells the Raleigh that private family finances are now managed on a budget basis as the government shifts to a modern budget law. He notes early 1900s families planned income and expenses yearly, comparing it with current disciplined schedules that show if income covers costs and avoids debt.
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Richard C. Watrouss
St. Louis
Raleigh
Congress
Gay
Strikers on Paradise Isle Demand 12 Shillings a Day
Sydney reports labor unrest on Tonga’s native kingdom isle described as paradise. Capt Jensen of the schooner W H Smith says natives require 12 shillings daily to load and unload copra, with negotiations deemed impossible. The ship faced a six day delay at Vavau due to the strike and other labor was later found to load the vessel.
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Sydney
New South Wales
Associated Press
Tonga
Paradise Isle
South Seas
Vesela
Jensen
W. H. Smith
Vavau
Harding May Stop in Utah on Western Trip
President Harding tentatively accepted an invitation to stop at Salt Lake City as part of a proposed Western tour next summer. Senator Smoot presented the invitation yesterday, noting the planned stop during the itinerary.
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Harding
Acean Gg
Salt’ Lake City
Tne
Senator Smoot
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David Jett Lauck
Roger Peckinpaugh
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Practical ‘Service
Baltimore Sun
Joint Commission of Agricultural Inquiry
Commission
New York Times
Earth
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Countess Arundell of
Richard Burton
Mecca
Burton
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U. S
Marks
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