America Leads Peace Talks to Build League of Nations
In a wide speech on postwar settlement, the speaker says the League of Nations is a practical necessity to uphold liberty and justice. He credits American troops for turning the war and argues the United States must help secure a lasting world order through the League and a universal covenant.
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League of Free Nations
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Athera
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Back in Civil Life Names and Units Listed
A readable OCR fragment lists names and military units with addresses and ranks including Joynt, Meunier, Friedman, Reilly, Hil, Ingham, Martin, Lackwood, Angiano, Tamassi, Bernat, Bray and others. It also contains garbled notes about a league, a college, and readiness for an issue dated 89. The text blends service records with stray phrases and errors.
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John J. Joynt
Pearl Street
Cousin
Raymond FE. Meunier
Willow Street
Camp Hospital No. 48
Medical Corps
Jacob Friedman
Hough Avenue
Pazzi Bhartelio
Center Street
128Th Company Transportation Corp
Fred J.reilly
Park Avenue
Path
Clara C. Lackwood
Fairfield Avenue
Basy Hospital
France
Dominich Angiano
Catharina
21St Field Artillery
Cquarino Tamassi
Grand Treat
804Th Infantry
Andrew Bernat
Brines Street
Aare
Dominieh
Bagostine
Linen Avenue
Qupartermaaters Corps
Ray
Bray
Gent Avenue
Transportation Corps
Want Bell at Crossing to Save Human Life
After input from W Parker Seeley assistant city attorney and Thomas DeForest of the Iron Ledge company the Public Utilities Commission in the Common Council chamber reserved its decision on installing a bell at the dangerous Trumbull recrossing. They argued the crossing has caused many fatalities and property damage due to lack of warning for drivers. The meeting debated whether Iron Ledge or the railroad should finance the installation and whether embankment removal could improve sight lines. Chairman Higgins suggested the matter be studied by the company and railroad with the commission's decision to follow.
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W. Parker Seeley
Thomas DeForest
Iron Ledge Company
Trumbull
Public Utilities
Common Council
Attorney Seeley
He- Forest
Mc Deforest
Trea Ledge Company
Railroad
Richard T. Higgins
The
Cormission
Aikeyssad Peterpan
Utility Cooporationa
City Firms Earn Praise for Service Quality
Readers report no complaints about local companies rendering excellent service. Community feedback highlights consistent performance across providers and satisfaction with customer care in the city.
Brand rumor rubbish Paris says denials reach America
iReports from German sources claimed American troops would occupy upper media areas, but these reports were denied in American circles. A member of the American peace delegation called the reports perfect rubbish.
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Upper
Media
Membor
Senator Borah seeks protest letter to Senate
Washington July 10 Senator Borah Republican Idaho introduced a resolution asking President Wilson to send to the Senate a copy of a letter said to be written by General Parker H Bliss for himself Secretary Lansing and Henry White protesting a peace conference decision regarding Bhantung and asking for any record of Japanese delegates attempting to intimidate Chinese delegates at the conference The resolution went to the foreign relations committee without debate
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Horah
Idaho
Wilson
Senate
Parker H. Bliss
Lansing
Henry White
Bhantung
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