Self Determination and Poland Policy Debate
The speaker argues for Polish independence contingent on defense strength against Germany and Russia over decades. He criticizes Lloyd George and the Boston Post, says America's common people and Senate will shape the covenant response, and insists the President failed to act decisively three months ago.
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Poland
Boston Post
America
Lodge
United States Senate
Lloyd George
Fear England dominance in League of Nations debate
Letters to the Post League of Nations Editor warn that England may dominate the League. Despite this fear, ballot counts show broad support for a league to preserve peace, while opponents claim Americans fear loss of autonomy and moral aversion to war.
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Boston Post League OF Nations
Washington St
Boston Mass
England
League of Nations
United States
R. Z
Berlin
Woodrow Wilson
Treland
Woodrow “‘Wilson
Cepe Breton
Canada
Pailor
Boston Post
U.S. A
France
Fear Peace Not Lasting In League Debate Across Regions
Citizens debate the League of Nations with strong local opinions. Voters split near evenly, 10 763 in favor and 1784 opposed, while many negative comments express distrust of foreign interference and the postwar peace plan.
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League of Nations
Europe
United States
Vote on League of Nations prompts mixed public reading
Readers across New England weighed the United States entry into the League of Nations. Letters from Attleboro Maine Connecticut and Newburyport expressed strong opposition and cautious support, citing sovereignty and global impact.
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League OF Nations
United States Naval Training Station
Wingout Lane
Akron
New York
Atlantic
England
Former Secretary’s aide indicted in tin plate shipment plot
A. Grant Smith, formerly private secretary to Secretary Redfield of the Department of Commerce, was indicted by a federal grand jury on conspiring with exporters to obtain licenses for shipping large quantities of tin plate to Peru while in government service.
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Washington
A. Grant Smith
Redfield
Department of Commerce
Peru
Government to auction surplus vehicles first to agencies
The War Department announced a policy to dispose of surplus motor vehicles by offering first to government agencies, then to manufacturers to limit market disruption, and finally to the public. Public sales will be by auction or sealed bids.
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Washington
War Department
Transatlantic aviation events headline Atlantic City May meet
World’s first major outdoor aviation event since 1814 opens in Atlantic City in May with $30,000 in prizes. Harvard fliers Crompton Jr and David Gregg join a series of intercollegiate contests across seaplane and dirigible speed events, with weekly entries and expert lectures.
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Atlantic City
Harvard University
George Crompton, Jr
Worcester
David Gregg
Brookline
Aero Club of America
Army
Navy
Aero Clubs
Aeronautic
Godfrey L. Cabot
Boston
Court martial in London probes Texas captain air exploits
London court martial investigates Captain Edmund G. Chamberlain of Texas accused of stealing a ride aloft as questions arise about his alleged aerial exploits.
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L. J
London
Edmund G. Chamberlain
Texas
Nova Scotia Miners Seek U S Embargo Feasibility
A Nova Scotia federation of race miners plans to meet Ottawa officials to discuss a possible embargo on United States coal. The move follows ship shortages and closures of several Nova Scotia mines citing unemployment as a result of markets collapsing after the St Lawrence trade shifted to American operators.
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Ottawa
United States
Nova Scotia
St. Lawrence
Sage and Sulphur Compound for Darker Hair Popular Again
An old grandmother recipe blends Sage Tea with Sulphur to darken gray hair, now sold as Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Compound in drugstores. The product is applied with a comb or brush, gradually concealing gray roots and imparting a shiny, abundant look.
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Wyeth
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Theodore
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Newfoundland
Harry G. Hawker
St. John's
Hawker
Commander Grieve
L. Bellinger
United States Navy
U. S
Halifax
N. S
Nova Scotia Federation
Packard
Packard Freight Transportation Department
Packard Motor Car Company
Detroit
Packard Motor Car Co
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