Pretoria Government Faces Scrutiny Over Covert Pum Plans
A shaky report details Pretoria officials pursuing covert measures tied to pum as part of a broader political strategy. Officials deny wrongdoing while opposition members call for a full inquiry into the actions and potential constitutional implications.
Ambiguous OCR fragment hints at PSA attestation and debts
Fragmentary text mentions amended amounts and a PSA attestation. Details are unclear due to corrupted source, but suggests financial adjustments or rates connected to a deempins or debt matter and an endorsement or attestation by PSA.
League of Nations debate highlights U.S. stance and flaws
The first League of Nations assembly adjourned amid broad criticism of the covenant. The United States rejected membership after citizens studied the provisions, while smaller nations lamented veto power and Article 10. Delegates warn that amendments require nine council votes and broad majorities, leaving the original language largely intact.
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The
League F Nations
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United Sates
Eague Council
Paris
League
Gemieva
Wilson
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Labor and Republicanism in the Wilson Era
The piece notes radical labor sought access to President Wilson and gained influence with the Democratic party. It claims conservative labor supporters faced obstacles in meeting the executive, and that during a recent campaign radical leaders backed Democrats seeking revenge after failing to carry a section.
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Labor
Democratic Party
Republican tariff stance praised as labor defender in era debate
A partisan argument asserts the Republican party has protected labor and promoted general welfare through tariffs. It links tariff support to increased domestic production, higher domestic employment, and broader prosperity for wage earners, contrasting with Democratic policy and inflation.
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Republican Party
Ats
United States
Democratic
Bride’s Trousseau Cost Sparks Lawsuit Claim
Mb. John O'Donnell of Logansport Indiana sues over a wedding defect after waiting at the church for a bride who never arrived claiming the cost of her trousseau as damages in court.
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Trousseau
John O'Donnell
Logansport
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Tee
Abolishing a Nuisance Whisky Stock in Washington
Washington officials debate releasing 40,000,000 gallons of government bonded whisky for a holiday spree. The piece satire urges a Christmastime distribution to ease the burden and curb temptation, citing the temptation of highjackers and the desire to end the whisky nuisance amid looming questions and political chatter.
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Washington
Anna
J. Barleycorn
Fur Snatchers Target Chicago Women Wearing Coats
Chicago police report a rash of fur thefts as women in the city are robbed of coats and wraps on streets and at home. Fur merchants warn of a powerful thieves’ ring with fences in major cities. losses reportedly reach hundreds of thousands of dollars.
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Fifth Ave
New York City
King @ Prudden
Stever Bldg
Chicago
Daily Tribune
New York
Walcome
Associated’ Fur Mustties
Creenburg
Greenburg
Hern
Fir Thieves Trust
Green Arm
Five Fined For Street Fights In Casper District
Police arrested five individuals on the 200 block of Center Street Sunday night in Casper after street fights. Each was fined $15 and 04 cents and given notices at the scene.
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