Court of Permanent Justice Proposed in Hague Conference Plan
Article discusses a proposed international court to interpret and apply international law with a judicial method, contrasting it with diplomatic and executive councils. It cites President Wilson and McKinley Roosevelt plans, outlines roles for a permanent court, and envisions future enforcement and global cooperation for justice rather than force.
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Senate Rejects Peace Treaty and War Prolongs Indefinitely
The text notes the United States Senate declining to accept the President's peace treaty and the administration's stance, suggesting continued wartime tensions. It discusses diplomacy versus arbitration and references international diplomacy methods debated in Congress, with mention of a conference held in LOU and the idea of arbitration as an alternative to broader war.
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Weirin
Gulléck
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Caliarery
Draft plan for permanent international court under League
A leaked draft proposes a permanent court of fifteen judges and six substitutes to be created by the League of Nations. Judges serve nine years, substitutes six, with nationality limits and reelection rules, and pensions funded by the league. The court handles disputes between nations and may rule on any joined case.
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Republican convention to open in Chicago on June 8
The piece notes the Republican convention will start in Chicago on June 8 marking the 11th consecutive gathering in the city. It mentions Theodore Roosevelt’s nomination in 1904 and predicts unprecedented attendance and enthusiasm for the 1920 event amid uncertain presidential prospects.
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Middle Wear
Kroowevelt
Republic
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Fragmented speech quotes stir debate on unity and policy
The transcript presents Senator Wricket G and Senator Reed of Missouri debating postwar American unity and Democratic platform pledges. It critiques vision and internationalism while noting party lines and wartime isolationist tensions. The garbled OCR text casts doubt on specifics but signals partisan and policy contention.
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Letters From The People To The Batter Of The Tribune
A reader column argues for Christian Science treatment in Newark Ny for a child with diphtheria. It cites prosecutions and defends religious liberty while noting medical debates and historic references. The piece blends inquiries about theology with a sequence of general knowledge Q A items.
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Answers to Questions on English History and Card Decks
A reader asks about the term for Danish-held towns in 922 reconquered by Edward and the five modern boroughs of Greater London. The Grand Central Terminal building cost and dimensions are noted, plus card deck histories from various regions and eras.
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Lincoln
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Stamford
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Greater
York
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Pere
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Flowers
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Washington
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Franklin
Lafayette
Venn
Paisley Shawls and Historical Fabric Inquiries
The article discusses Paisley shawls as fine worsted imitations of genuine Indian shawls once made there. It notes experts could distinguish fine Pilly pieces and mentions a 1898 discovery by Manisetift and Madlaith Cure with a monetary reference, plus a reader appeal for questions via The Daily Tribune.
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Stotland
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