Lloyd George and Briond Clash Over Upper Silesia Crisis
Edward W. Pickard surveys a European stalemate as Britain France and Germany split over Upper Silesia. Lloyd George defends plebiscite plans while French leaders push for adherence to Versailles. The United States declares it will not intervene, awaiting a peaceful settlement and reparations compliance. The issue tests balance of power among Allies as talks loom. The article also notes U.S. stance on naval reductions and domestic economic and political jostling.
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Edward W. Pickard
Upper Silesia
Vales
France
Ameri
Neversary
Ly Utd
Japan
Ie Beitish
Ateren
Vremier Lloyd George
Louse of Commons
Poland
Ftas
Upper
Sesto
Oles
Paris
Romfanty
Wis
Briond
Iestain
Germany
Versailles
Brittain
England
Lloyd George
Bia
Nother
Lloyd
Continent
Tie 13
Supreme Council
Silestat
Ean
Harvey
I Hughes
Hughes
Prince Walwiursky
United States
Niles
Silesia
Gerayny
Bue
Berlin
Germain
Qeuia
Orgeseh
Bavaria
Reparations Commission
Allertoun
Morgan's
Reichshack
New York
Horiin
Parla
Constantinople Seen as Key Trade Hub for Levant
Prominent American and Turkish officials advocate expanding commerce between the United States and the Levant. Constantinople would become a gateway to Europe and Asia, spurring investment in housing, harbors, railroads, docks, and factories as American firms join the new American chamber of commerce for the Levant led by Mr. Thomas.
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Constantinople
Chicago
Europe
Saya
New York
Constantinepte- 4
Lucien ” Irving Thoms
Standard Oil Company of
Asia
Balkan
Thomas
London
Mr. Fhenas
Dardanelles
Sea of Mhrulora
Bosphorus
Russia
United States
Blaek
Deuils
Ikussig
Enosidor Ibewinsaig
Black Sea
Micksey
Jugo-Slavia
Serida
Adriatic
Danube
Greece
Egypt
Turkey
Levant
Nrlor
Young Turk Party
Abdul Hamd
Constantinopte
Am Kinus
Near East
America
Commie
American Chamber of Commerce
Omtcers
American Chamber of Commerce For the
Mr. Thomas
Chatsuan
Rod Me Dison
Ae Patawen Broders Corporation
J. Ef, Laver
Lucey Minufacturing
Donald Frushinghian
Wie
American Express Camping
Secretaey
Mandelay Derector
EE Prat
West
Fiftysixth Street
New York City
Bnt
Lafer Bey
Ale
American International Corporation
Dutony de Nemours Co
U. 8
Thier Col Guaranty Trust Company of
General Motors Company
Aunis, Browne & Commpany
Great Takes Trust Company
Commercial Union of Amierica
Lackwort
Lost Fortunes at Almack's Lamon Raindlog Club
Gained and lost fortunes at Almack's, a famed Lamon Raindlog club from the Highteenth century. Visitors wore straw hats masks and lace, bets ran high with tables laden with tea wine and cake. Some gamblers drew swords at a bat and lost their lives in a deadly, glittering scene.
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Almack’s
Lamon
Fosses
Thindten Wil
Rparks
Contiuing Incident From Birmingham Dinner Line
A fragment from the Birmingham Age Herald quotes a cryptic exchange about a possible incident at a gathering. The remarks hint at a guest revealing information and a disturbance among attendees while a host or speaker was interrupted.
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Birmingham Age Herald
Booge-Warh Elephant Targeted for Clean Idle Effort
A terse note hints at a bold plan to tackle a large task before idle time ends. It mentions an elephant as a symbolic target, suggesting a grand, decisive cleanup or reform goal. The exact action remains unclear but implies significant effort and focus.
Testimonial for Lydia Pinkham Remedy in Georgia
A Georgia reader reports relief from nervousness backache and irregular periods after using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. The letter praises the product and urges others with similar troubles to try it, noting improvements in ability to work and overall well being.
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Toornsboro
Lydia Pinkham
Tia
C.F
Somshore
Phillips
Lydia E. Pinkham
Pogus toes cooking hint puzzled telegraph
Fragmentary lines mention Pogus toes and a playful exchange about numbers 50 and 59. The garbled text hints at a humorous or coded note, with hints of comparison and experiment, though specifics remain unclear.
Halus Catarrh Medicine Advertises Health Boilerplate
Catarrh medicine claims to influence constitutional conditions by cleansing the blood and building up the system. It asserts restoring normal functions and aiding natural processes. Sold by druggists through F. J. Cheney & Co in Toledo Ohio.
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Halu
Natura
Creuidrea
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
The Scots and the English Names in a Fragment
Fragmentary OCR output hints at a comparison between Scots and English, mentioning names like Seon and Irm Geeennig and a question about what to call Attteinndt ar Erland. The readable text is sparse and unclear.
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Norol
Great Britain
Cnrtail
Naval
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Senate
Naval Affairs Committee
United Bates
Charleston Navy Yard
Pomerene
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