Taft Rises Above Roosevelts Clash on Wilsons Versailles Trip
Taft defends President Wilsons voyage to the Versailles peace conference, praising its democratic significance and urging harmony among Lloyd George Clemenceau and Orlando. He argues constitutional propriety and questions Republican attacks as poor politics while Roosevelt faces diminished influence.
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Wilson
Versailles
Roosevelt
Lloyd George
M. Clemenceau
Orlando Mus
Mr. Taft
Paris
Congress
Jugoslav National Defense expands work in South America
Dispatches note that about 80 000 Jugoslavs, mainly in Chile with Antofagasta and Punta Arenas, support the Jugoslav National Defense. They work to counter German influence and spy networks, aided by Dr Ldubo Leontic who organized Jugoslav unity early in the war era.
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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 and Yugoslav resistance
The text describes German espionage poisoning political parties and influencing government officials in South American states. It credits the Jugoslav National Defense with hindering many spies by blocking their factional schemes amid unsettled local politics.
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Jugoslav National Defense
Red Jacket on Religion of Whiteman Assails Forced Conversion
Delivered at a Six Nations council in 1805 Red Jacket rebukes missionary talk and argues for religious freedom. He claims whites seized land, caused bloodshed and alcohol harm, and asserts natives should keep their own beliefs while rejecting forced conversion. The speech challenges one true religion and asserts equality of spiritual paths.
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Council of Chiefs of the Six Nations
Kyprer
How Bolshevism Worked Out In Practice In Russia
A detailed overview of the Bolshevik rule based on firsthand observers from Russia. It cites shop committees replacing technical staff, mass demoralization of the army, factory closures, wage distortions, and widespread disorder. Testimonies from Grondys, Brasol, Tokoi, and others describe collapsed production, armed coercion, and rising violence under the Soviet system.
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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
W. F. Dison
Russian Singer Company
Conditiion
Bolshevik Russia
Conditions in Teheran Report on Relief Delays and Strikes
Workers for the American committee for relief in the Near East report no help can reach Meahed due to busy crews. They describe crowded streets with hundreds of laborers awaiting rice ration and savage behavior when meals arrive. Animals suffer starvation as logistics collapse amid ongoing relief efforts.
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American Committee For Relief
Meahed
How Acid Stomach Wrecks Health of Millions
Article warns that chronic acid stomach causes numerous illnesses from anemia to heart trouble and urges use of BATONIC tablets sold by druggists as a guaranteed relief. It links mouth acidity to overall digestion and urges immediate action to keep stomachs "pure, sweet and strong."
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