Senate factions seek to bend treaty for ratification
The New York World critiques Senator Lodge and allied compromisers who push for ratification through interpretive amendments. It argues Lodge uses heterodox tactics, compares his stance to Gabriele d Annunzio, and warns against concessions driven by Borah Johnson La Follette Reed and allied “battalion of death” figures.
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Versailles
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Fiume
Adriatic
League of Nations
United Sates Senate
Senator Lodge
Gabriele d’Annunzio
Europe
New York World
Rich and Poor In Court The Justice Gap Outline
The piece cites P H Smith's report Justice to the Poor and argues the cost of litigation and court processes denies the poor fair access. It notes the rich can afford mercy and the poor face barriers to appeals, with some efforts underway to open courts to the disadvantaged.
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Carnegie Foundation
P.H. Smith
Boston
Ular
Anonymous Advice to a Young Reader in Maymyd
An aged writer, signing as Slying paron, sends a note to Maymyd guiding the young reader not to be a fool. He reflects on aging and urges the recipient to reconsider reckless paths and seek prudence. The message frames wisdom as a counsel from an elder to a younger generation.
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Ecaghtly
Liewt
Maymyd
Slying Paron
English Gains in Philippine Public Life and Education
The report cites Governor-General Francis Burton Harrison noting the shift from Spanish to English in government and education. English use rises as thousands of Filipinos study and work in English speaking roles, with 11,600 English exams in 1918 versus 471 in Spanish. Public school access expands as the legislature allocates over 15 million dollars to universal free attendance, reducing class barriers and boosting enrollment to 671,398 with high daily attendance.
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Francis Burton Harrison
Insland
Islands
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Cel
Senate and Prohibition Leaders Gather Today
The piece notes a summons of Hungarian officials to meet Senators and Representatives in Washington for the reassembling of Congress. General Pershing is expected to attend a national prohibition convention in Des Moines. Jesse Willard faces a court hearing in Kansas City on profiteering related to wood during the coal shortage.
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Toda
Washington
Congress
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Des Moines
Intercollegiate Prohibition Association
Jesse Willard
Kansas City
Kas
Todays Anniversaries Highlight Historic Events
A compact list notes milestones from 1820 Maine statehood bill passage in the U S House to 1918 Guatemala City severe earthquake shocks. It includes 1825 Toronto parliament buildings fire and 1858 B T Onderdonk suspension. Events span political, religious, and natural disasters across years.
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U. S. House of Representatives
Maine
Toronto
B. T. Onderdonk
Protestant Episcopal Diocese of
New York
Madame Rachel
America
Toulon
France
Switzerland
Abyssinia
British Empire
Villa
Jimenez
Guatemala City
President Wilson Welcomed in Rome Amid War Efforts
The article notes an enthusiastic reception for President Wilson in Rome. It cites wartime casualty figures for Canada totaling 220,182, with 60,383 killed, highlighting the high human cost of the conflict.
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Wilson
Rome
Birthdates Mark Notables Across Nations
Today marks anniversaries for Herbert Brenon born in Dublin 40 years ago. Lee S. Overman born in Salisbury N C 66 years ago. Franklin Murphy born in Jersey City T years ago. Richard Henry Dana born in Cambridge Mass 69 years ago.
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Herbert Brenon
Dublin
Ireland
Lee S. Overman
United States
North Carolina
Salisbury
N. C
Franklin Murphy
New Jersey
Jersey City
N. J
Richard Henry Dana
Cambridge
Mass
Governor Morrow Denies Republican Vice Presidential Candidacy
Louisville Times reports Governor E. P. Morrow denies he will seek the Republican vice presidential nomination. He says he does not want his name used and that such talk confuses and embarrasses his plans for the future.
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Louisville
Louisvile Times Today
E. P. Morrow
New Sigh og is Big Holdings
L Maude, Stock, Otto Stock, J EB Stock, Kate L Stock, Bertha Stock, Haig ag Fred D Hammond and Willa BP Hammond acquire parcels in Salt Creek field between sections 23 26 34 35 town 40 north range 79 west and section 1 township 89 north range 79 west. About 300 acres contracted though royalties are not included. The sale marks a major Salt Creek transfer amid the Salt Creek Producers association. The Bowave lary Con Pe ownership spans 4240 acres and 74 wells in Salt Creek.
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Salt Creeks
Salt Creek Producers Association
Pete Provides New Year's First Jag
Arrest reported last night involving Pete Valasco in a case described as a New Year incident. Details are sparse but authorities filed initial charges and are continuing the investigation.
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Pete
Pete Valasco
Pelag Sanaeaae
Y. W. C. A. State Work Progress Outlined
The report details the YWCA state work with committee members including Mrs Beard Miss Knight and Miss Brown. Mildred Mcintosh serves as finance secretary for the West Central field and field director of the campaign. The campaign continues until February.
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Us Beard
Stale Mre
Badieas- Ae Elie
Veteran Fire Horse Dick Dies After Colic
Sheridan January 2 Dick, the department’s pride for many years, died from colic after a long service. The bay horse Dick was part of a prized span bought for the force and had stood as a symbol of the unit before motorized equipment replaced him.
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Annapolis
Tuscarora
Pacific
Narragansett Bay Naval Station
Naval War College
Newport
Admiral Knight
Sheridan
Dick on the Tab Con Standly and Fires
A fragment describes a man named Dick working on a tab con standly and performing parts of many fires. The text mentions mud and rain never stopping him and his habit of teasing for sugar and ego, with a scene where someone was gently pushed aside.
Moore Taken South on Burglary Charge
J. W. Moore, long familiar in the area, was taken to Denver yesterday to face charges of involvement in a burglary in that city.
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Moore
J. W. Moore
Gheyeshe
Denver
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