Germany Sees Peace Treaty as Admirable Document
From reactions across Germany the reception suggests no doubt the peace treaty is an admirable document. It covers all necessary points and restrains Germany from mischief, despite fears it might be too harsh. The tone in Germany shows little sympathy for Germany and recognition that the conduct during the war spurred disapproval. It remains unclear who drafted the treaty, though it is evident capable minds assisted at the conference.
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Germany
Republican factions show wide rifts among Congress leaders
The piece notes sharp differences of opinion among Republican members in both houses. Despite a party majority, some leaders doubt concerted action on major policies. Factions persist, uniting mainly against Democrats and aiming to win the next presidential election, while broad reforms see internal dissent.
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Congress
Republican Party
Women political clubs rise as women enter politics
Mrs. Katherine G. Hildreth, chairwoman of the Women’s Democrats Party of New York, predicts that women’s cultural and social clubs will spawn two large political clubs. She argues all women are politicians and will soon become real political players alongside men as they move from social clubs into broader public roles.
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Katherine G. Hildreth
Woman's Democrats Party of
New York
B. Smith
Dhree
Women Enter Politics Challenge Laurels Amid Opposition
The passage notes women facing opposition from powerful men as they approach front lines in politics. It questions whether women will abandon social clubs for the demanding role of regular politicians, suggesting a shift may occur.
Germany Faces Major Territorial Losses in Peace Treaty
The peace terms would strip Germany of about 35 000 square miles plus up to 8 500 more if plebiscites fail in Schleswig and East Prussia, cutting roughly one fifth of prewar territory. Alsace Lorraine and Poland gains tilt the balance, with 7 million people displaced. Meanwhile Russia sees harsher losses under Brest-Litovsk.
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Germany
Schleswig
East Prussia
Alsace
Lorraine
France
Poland
Belgium
Denmark
Russia
Austria
Brest-Litovsk
Lament and defiance in German peace treaty debate
Chancellor Senetdemann delivers a harsh jeremiad in the assembly denouncing the terms of the peace treaty. The address attacks humanity’s dignity while accusing opponents of hypocrisy and warlike intent. He rejects calls to forgiveness, insisting lasting punishment and proof of repentance are needed.
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Senetdemann
Germany
Scheidemann
Bernhardt
Port of Tsingtao and China’s rightful claim debated
Wander through a mosaic of World War era notes on China’s loss of Kio chau and the Tsingtao harbor. The piece discusses duress in treaties, German possession, Japan’s actions, and broader calls for respecting China’s sovereignty amid postwar diplomacy. It weaves in global protests, colonial tensions, and political banter about power and consent.
Prisoners Escape From County Jail In Everett
Five prisoners reportedly forced their way through a steel barred cell and escaped the county jail early today in Everett Washington. Advices received at the sheriff's office confirm the break with authorities pursuing leads and seeking the fugitives after the breach.
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Seattle
Sheriffs of Ice
Everett
Wash
Iether
Beefsteak Economy and Leftover Stew Tips
A 1913 Beets era column compares beefsteak and cheap cuts for economy. It emphasizes quick heating for steaks, long stew costs, and value of leftovers. It details broiling for well done steak, possible reuse of fat and bones, and methods to create soup or stew from scraps.
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Met ‘Ure
The Simpled Saints and the Call for Charity in Faith
A Boston Transcript poem lament urges self examination among churchgoers. It rails against judging others while neglecting inner sins, calling for true love of God and neighbor and a return to simple creed of charity.
Perennial May and political idealism in early 20th century verse
A fragmented 1919 poem fragment blends lyrical lines about earth and blossoms with a political musing on public spirit and reform. The piece critiques partisan graft and urges courage, independence, and a new birth of freedom despite party labels.
Burleson Assails Public Ownership Of Communications
The piece argues Burleson demonstrates that public ownership in communications leads to political control and inferior service. It contends government operation of post offices and telegraphs creates deficits, subsidized by taxpayers, while private operation shows profits and better efficiency. It warns of rising costs, labor power, and an artificial wage scale eroding value.
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Burleson
Wall Street Journal
Postinase
Alleh
Ps Thee
Great Britain
Phot
Burtesson
Indelence in Ohio politics noted in fragmented remarks
Fragmented text reflects active factional push in Ohio politics as groups press for a favored candidate and seek to influence offices. The passage hints at self interest and personal aims behind the nomination battles, with unclear specifics or names.
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Indeplavencs
Ohio
The Miracle of a Winter Dream Opens the Gate
A lyrical passage describes a gate opening to a dreamlike scene. It imagines spring’s arrival as Apations of May and a garden awakening with blossoms, birds, and children’s laughter. The text emphasizes transition from winter to spring through rich, whimsical imagery.
Fragmented Editorial Slant Across Papers Delays Policy Talk
A garbled set of quotes from the Macon Telegraph and other papers hints at political caution over a policy bill. Phrases touch on police restraint, comforters on the job, and reflections on American or allied actions, with historical asides about Columbus and moonshine hoarding.
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Karser Hein
Macon
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