Taft Defends Wilson as Versailles Peace Talks Begin
Former President Taft praises the president’s trip to the Versailles conference and argues a democratic, harmonious approach by the four allied leaders. He rejects partisan attacks as political manipulation and asserts constitutional discretion allows foreign duties during the peace mission.
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Taft
Sherman
Longworth
Wilson
Lloyd George
M. Clemenceau
Orlando Mus
Mr. Taft
Paris
Congress
Jugoslav National Defense Promotes Unity in Chilean South America
Dispatches describe about 80 000 Jugoslavs mainly in Antofagasta and Punta Arenas forming the Jugoslav National Defense. They vow to continue vigorous work during the Parte conference and peace, aiming to counter German influence and spy networks in South America.
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Jugoslav Colonista
South America
Jugoslav National Defense
Chile
Antofagasta
Punta Arenas
Europe
Vearly
Ldubo Leontic
Jugoslave
Jugoslav National Defence
Jugoslav
South Hens
America
Jugoslav Business
German Espionage in South America Thwarted by Jugoslav Defense
The article notes extensive German espionage in South America poisoning parties and officials. It credits the Jugoslav National Defense with blocking many spies as political instability and factionalism aided spying efforts. German agents aimed to stir discontent but were often thwarted by Jugoslav forces.
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Jugoslav National Defense
Red Jacket Reply on Religion at Six Nations Council
Red Jacket speaks to missionary Mr. Cram at a Six Nations council in 1805, arguing that the Great Spirit made peoples different and that whites should not force one religion. He urges respect for Indigenous beliefs while recounting the arrival of white settlers, land loss, and alcohol's harms.
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Council of Chiefs of the Six Nations
Kyprer
Tokol
France
How Bolshevism Has Worked Out In Practice
A compilation of first hand observations finds Bolshevik industrial rule wrecking Russian factories and banks. Observers from varied backgrounds report shop committees usurping technical staff, mass dismissals, wage spikes followed by layoffs, and widespread demoralization. They describe prisons released inmates leading Soviets, and a collapse in production with industry and finance paralyzed.
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Rrass
Russia
National Civic Federation Review
Mel. W. W
Trussia
Czardom
Ludovic H. Grondys
Siberia
Petrograd
Moscow
A. Dobrajansky
Workmen's and Soldiers’ Council
Tambott
Germany
Union of Towns
Grondys
J Perosaslly
Tury
Aljexandroffxky
Koopp
Koop
Germasts
Factoriasa
Red Guards
Boris Brasol
Oboukhavaky Stel Works
Navy Department
Brasol
Volga Kama Bank
W. F. Dison
Russian Singer Company
Conditiion
Bolshevik Russia
Fares and relief workers struggle in Teheran crisis
A worker for the American Committee for Relief in the Near East reports severe constraints in Tehran as relief efforts for Mehed struggle. Workers fear delays, describe crowds on streets, and compare hungry laborers to wild beasts while vast animals suffer and starve.
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American Committee For Relief
Meahed
How Acid Stomach Wrecks Health of Millions
An old health ad warns that excess stomach acidity causes numerous ailments beyond heartburn. It links chronic stomach trouble, anemia, rheumatism, gout, liver cirrhosis, dyspepsia, and heart issues to acid in the stomach and mouth. The remedy Batonice tablets are pitched as a guaranteed relief from excess acidity, sold by druggists.
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Versailles
Roosevelt
Whiteman
Oscar Tokol
Finland
Tokoi
Capitol Ave
Teheran
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