Evolution of political sentiment through history and league impact
A reflective piece tracing shifts from McKinley to Coolidge, noting how public opinion and the League of Nations evolved. It argues time and education alter political beliefs, cites Ireland, Germany, and Ireland Free State, and asserts longevity of constructive policy over momentary power. The central question asks which leaders left lasting impressions.
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Dayton
Darrow
Darwin
Lincoln
Mark Hanna
Roosevelt
Taft
Wilson
Hard
McKinley
Woodrow Wilson
Cleveland
Bryan
Fllpratt
League of Nations
America
League
Ireland
John
League Council
Germany
Yard
Wil
Subscription Rates and Daily News Details 1925
The notice outlines subscription plans and paper delivery options through March and Sunday only. It lists weekly and monthly terms, rates, and regions served, plus editorial credits and general masthead information. The piece closes with a dated thought for today from December 5, 1925, and a Rushin quotation about usefulness and amusement.
The Syrian Mandate and Damascus Shelling Incident
The article discusses French actions in Syria under the League of Nations mandate, focusing on the Damascus bombardment by General Sarrail on October 18. It notes international concern, U.S. reactions, and claims of Syria's independence while describing Druze tensions since last August and their refusal to join a federation.
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Damascus
Syria
League of Nations
Mandate
M. Painleve
Sarrail
Eimrest
Jascus
Weiare
Herland
Pele Minty
Ter
Nupreney Crisiv
Iti
New French Official Faces Druse Revolt and Syria Tensions
General Sarrail’s replacement Henri de Jouvenel faces a continuing Druse revolt and wider Arab unrest in Syria. Druses seek local governor choices. Sarrail’s recall curbed violence. French aims to restore order before granting more autonomy while proving good faith to Arabs.
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Beirut
Sarrail
Syria
Henri de Jouvenel
League of Nations
M. de Jouvenel
France
Court independence demystified as World Court misperception
Proponents of continuing isolation claim the World Court is the League of Nations court. The court is autonomous and independent. A nation can join the court without joining the league and vice versa. Eight league members are not in the court. The court was created by an international statute ratified by separate nations, not by the league.
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World Court
League of Nations’ Court
League
Court
Separate Nations
World Court Debate and Its Key Questions
Article outlines how World Court judges are elected, the law it applies, and its jurisdiction. It explains nominations by the Hague Court groups, independent election by League bodies, and limits on national domination. Also notes areas where court has authority including treaties, arbitration, and customs.
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League of Nations
Hague Court of Arbitration
Hague Court
Council
Assembly of
The
Hague
International Labor Organization
Market sights and crime mix spatter in global report
A garbled dispatch blends stock market chatter with crime news and medical notes. It mentions wheat price shifts, Kaufmann and Heer expansion, Marshall Field, and a New York homicide involving teens. Health notes cite high blood pressure and a doctor warning on curing methods. The piece also references French franc devaluation debates and world events touching Britain and Germany.
Day in Washington Amid Tax Preparations and Constitutional Proposals
Fragmentary notes describe tax debates and constitutional questions in Washington. The text references preparations in Congress and potential shifts in policy, with unclear specifics and garbled names.
Gloria Fined for Contempt of Court in New York
Gloria Bwatnisen, the Marque de We La Walittae We Li Commenle, must pay 250 dollars for contempt of court as ordered by the supreme court division. The decision upholds a subpoena and divorce action concerning a Japanese woman claiming her husband’s property if they have a child.
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New York
Gloria Bwatnisen
Beeaher
Adyesa
Idiviston
Nye versus Tad and Daylite race fuels West Virginia clash
Washington report outlines political maneuvering around Senator Tad and Daylite with Nye contesting a seat in the wake of a party dispute. Mentiones Bachmann depar ment staff moves and a civil suit involving Hutchison and others tied to a hotel transaction in a wide West Virginia affairs summary.
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Parinie
West
Vir Kina Hiler Sents Gohan
Arnold
Sircokw Hutchison
Chydu
Witehingen
Balrmunt
Fendants
WL Shapdon, Incorporater
Reat Egtate Amy
Washington
AML
Te Annanpus
Sits
Phe Simpson Company
iTntehinsoms End Associates Eed
Troush
Art Properties
Wrat
Virginia
Questen
Wardvnen Company
Fragmented poem credits and cryptic verse excerpt
Fragmentary OCR style passage presents a poem fragment with unconventional capitalization and spelling. It mentions a second journey and personal reflection on life and freedom, with scattered lines about walking again and sensing crowds, interwoven names and tones.
Treaty Signs End to War Across Europe in London
Reports describe the signing of a European peace treaty in London aimed at disbanding armies and navies and promoting goodwill. Delays occurred as delegates faced ink and translation issues during the ceremony, with Holland’s neutrality noted as a key factor in the broader peace process.
Break oO Day and the Dam in the Alder Swamp
Peter the otter watches Paddy the beaver family build a dam in the alder swamp to create a pond. He learns that humans and nature both remake habitats, and a new pond reshapes his world and future. The tale ends with reflections on forest life and Christmas verses.
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Gms
Mather
Alee
Pater
Paddy
Folke Cout
Peter
Green Forest
Paddy the Péayer
Hegver
Ant
Ife
Peter Ian
Phice
Baavyer
Win
Red
Carrie Geroge
Ware
Laughing Brook
Chat Pond
Lonsbill
Woodcock
Thorne Aldern
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