Wilson Defends Treaty and League in Public Address
The article portrays Woodrow Wilson arguing for the treaty and the League of Nations, addressing three main objections. It stresses that a single U S vote carries weight, Article X is pivotal, and Shantung remains a political issue rather than a decisive war cause. It frames the treaty as both legal and moral, anchored by American leadership.
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Woodrow Wilson
League
Great Britain
America
Wilson
United States
Europe
Damascus
Ireland
Shantung
Mr. Wilson
Shanture
China
Japan
Cuba
Spain
Congress
Breakfast Table Reflections on Strikes and Change
A fragmentary column reflects on labor strife in history, noting bullitt strikes, leap year and women’s prospects, rising prices, and social changes. It laments idle towns and urges personal responsibility to shape communities, ending with a call to readers to act rather than blame.
Bridgeport urged to adopt commission government plan
The speaker argues Bridgeport voters backed the commission form but city governance remains unchanged. They critique the current system’s cross responsibilities, urge adopting a city charter to fix responsibility, simplify ballots, and enable direct accountability to the people. Connecticut law allows city initiations toward a commission government.
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Bridgeport
Connecticut
Philadelphia
Two Dollar Books Threaten Book Industry
In New York, typesetters demand at least 50 per week while publishers warn this scale would ruin the book industry and raise prices to two dollars. They argue higher costs reduce sales and threaten culture, education, and access to knowledge for many readers despite some consumers who would pay more.
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New York
Bridgeport News Roundup From The Standard Forty Years Ago
Bridgeport and surrounding towns are abuzz as crowded bulletin boards display news from the Astley belt walk and River harbor estimates. Reports note a New York condensed milk machine, local walking contests, and a Bridgeport obituary. discussions cover weather illness and local politics with mentions of Milford, Southport, and Fairfield projects.
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Pinker- Arnold Schmita
Frank Thing
Astley Belt
Ainote
Congress
Milford
Bridgeport
Southport
Red Men of State at Stratford Carnival
Stratford reports the Red Men from across the state attended the Stratford carnival to celebrate the 50th anniversary of the Okenuk tribe. A parade ended with a banquet where tribes from Warragusett Putnam Mohawk and others received cups for longstanding appearances and best display. Local officials and visiting chiefs participated in banquets and judging at the carnival grounds.
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Stratford
T State
Sturday
Fragmented Daily Poem on Divers Topics and Bores
A stream of topics and misheard words fills the verse with talk of pelicans quinces cats pterodactyls and kings. It riffs on age habits mental states and politics while deriding lectures and bored listeners amid scattered names and images.
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Otten Ji
Terey
Howe
Loch
Sant Cate
Ava
Soldiers Shopping Bureau aids ex soldiers with clothes
In New York a Soldiers Shopping Bureau offers discounted clothing and home goods to discharged soldiers. Volunteers, including Mrs Tolman, help men secure suits, shoes, and furniture on credit with small monthly payments. Many men face job and housing struggles after release, and the bureau notes the need to prevent waste and charity fatigue while aiding reintegration.
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New York
Thepaini
Fesling
Gmw
France
Wee County
Hashen
Eas
Bing ‘Bureau
Hig
Ag. Bureau
Als Service
Jilly Tolman
Reilief
Hesas
Shapning Bureau
Desperece
Simall Sa
Dave
Rommmon
Fretze
Spenil
New Cork
Manhattan
Brooklyn
Alys
Tieman
Leominster Editor Dies in His Home
Leominster Mass Sept 21 Joel B D Miller president of J D Miller Co and editor in chief of Daily Enterprise died at his home today He was born in Athol and graduated from Williams College He served as a Baptist minister and principal of Leominster high school later as a state senator and on the state board of education He is survived by a widow and daughter
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Legiminster
Mass
Joel BD. Miller
J. D. Miller Co
Daily Enterprise
Athol
William College
Shi
Tia Leominster High School
Posie Finn
Senate
TS94
Tske
Sxeyver
State Board of Education
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Frank W. Hunter
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