Emancipation Bill for Husbands Promoted in New York
Ed ward Bonns William Ferguson and Hugh Connelly back a masculine rights bill with an Association of Brothers Under the Skin to curb wife duties bar her relatives and dictate hair length skirts and home life aims. The group filed for incorporation in Supreme Court with headquarters on Third avenue and seeks to redefine household roles and duties.
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New York
Edward Bonns
East Eighty-fourth Street
William R. Ferguson
West Seventy-seventh Street
Hugh J. Connelly
Knickerbocker Building
Messrs. Ferguson
Bonns
Connelly
Association of Brothers
An Old Maid Voices A Quiet Life Of Loss And Rumor
Esther James, raised among horsehair furniture and wax fruits, endures loves lost to typhoid and social pressure. After decades of denial she dies at sixty seven, and her era old furniture rises in value as new buyers rediscover the era she embodied.
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James
Esther
Allan Craven
Miles Congreve
Congreve
Emery
Fawecett
Edgerton
Miles
Bether James
Mrs. Edgertop
Jim Edgerton
Pahaw
Legion commander Owsley visits Indianapolis before Fidac sendoff
Alvin M. Owsley, new national commander of the American Legion, passes through Indianapolis on route to New York to bid farewell to Fidac delegates in New Orleans. He recalls Brigadier General Sawyer and defends veterans’ interests while highlighting his Denton Texas roots and lengthy career in law, Texas politics, and Legion leadership. The Americanism commission plans investigations into disparaging histories of American leaders.
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American Legion
Sawyer
Federal
Harding
Alvin M. Owsley
Indianapolis
New York
Fidac
Legion
New Orleans
Owsley
Denton
Tex
Texas
Virginia Military Institute
Lexington
University of Texas
Schools of Texas
Owsley & Owsley
Denton County
Cal
Leon Springs
Tin
One Hundred and Forty-second Infantry
Bowie
Ames-Champaigne
Meuse-Argonne
Camp Dix
Americanization Commission
Arthur McNisky
the Legion
Republic
Americanism Commission
George Washington
Patrick Henry
Americanism Commissions
Advice to Girls cure rumor prompts quirky remedy
The passage quotes an editor suggesting a drastic cure for a brushing habit by running with a crowd of rappers. It also mentions Huck Finn and a misdated note about Mark Twain characters and Putney Farthing dying impoverished near Twain’s schoolfellows’ area.
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Huck Finn
Auckleberry Finn
Putney
Farthing
Mark Twaln
Hard Thing to Learn in Admitting Wrong
A reflection on pride and humility noting that few drop a subject once the other side admits error. The remark highlights rare good sense in yielding after a concession.
Marriage in Pua Mentioned in fragments
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a marriage in Pua with references to a man and his wife and a large following in Poland. The text is garbled and lacks clear event details or dates.
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Poland
Pierce Wins Oregon Governorship with Klan Backing
Walter M. Pierce, Democratic candidate for governor of Oregon, won by a comfortable majority aided by Ku Klux Klan backing amid strong Republican opposition in the state.
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Walter M. Pierce
Oregon
Ku Klux Klan
Secretary Hughes Plans Pact With Kemalists
United States may join one or more separate treaties of amity and commerce with Turkey and possibly with Allied powers to secure American interests in the Near East. The Lausanne conference stays open to official observers while treaties may be negotiated regardless of Turkey's independence terms, to guarantee American interests as outlined by Secretary Hughes.
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Washington
Nov. S
United States
Turkey
Near East
Gepesdsem
Lausanne
London
Paris
Rome
Hughes
Roads recover from strike show rail traffic at high levels
Washington Nova reports the railroads have fully recovered from the shopmen strike and now handle record traffic. The American Railway Association notes only 240,900 freight cars needing repairs on November 1, 1921, the smallest since March 1, 1921.
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Washington
Nova
Car Service Division
American Railway Association
Congress Fixes Postwar Legislative Program
The House will pursue a fixed program through March 4 including a ship subsidy bill annual appropriation bills rural credits legislation and a modification of the Each-Cummins transportation act agreed upon by President Harding and Republican Leader Mondell during a conference.
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Washington
House
Harding
Mondell
Big Four Rail Unions Split as Engineers Back Switchmen
In Cleveland on an undated date Warren B Stutte head of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers aligned with the Switchmen's Union of North America to raid members from the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen led by W G Lee, signaling open conflict within the rail unions.
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Cleveland, O
Warren 8. Stutte
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Switchmen's Union of North America
Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen
W. G. Lee
Fering Exchange At Doctor Speech Evening Transcript
A brief entry notes the initiation of the evening following the inclusion of a doctor’s speech. The record references a Heeteo Transcript and marks the event’s progression from the speech insertion to subsequent proceedings.
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Selznick
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Jackie Coogan
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Clyde Cook
the Jockey
Lester Cuneo In
First National
Sherlock Holmes
the Law
Alice Lake
Kenneth Harlan
Gaston Glass
Rosmary Theby
Wallace
Noah Beery
Paka Xe
Peckham- Foreman
Journal-Herald
Myra Curtis Lane
Western Newspaper Union
Alvin Owsley
American Leglen
Fis
Wenger’s Book Store
Turk Nationalista
Congress
W. 8 Stone
Lee
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