West favors league of nations says Cheyenne speaker
Leslie A. Miller of Cheyenne Wyoming told a Powhatan audience that the West supports a league of nations with no partisanship. He arrived from St Louis after attending a American Legion caucus and said Western states favor peace accords and will try the league regardless of party.
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Washington Post
League of Nations
Leslie A. Miller
Cheyenne
Wyo
Powhatan
Miller
St. Louis
American Legion
California
League
Wilson
The Courtesan's City and Perm district history summary
The piece describes Ekaterinburg as a key fortification for Siberian influence against Bolshevism, its strategic location in the Ural region, and its role as a transit hub on the Siberian highway. It recounts Ivan II and the Venetian architect Mureli shaping resource wealth and urban power, with Perm’s shifting fate under Moscow’s expanding reach.
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Ekaterinburg
Kolchak
Omsk
Siberia
Russia
Ural Mountains
Perm
Siberian
Ivan Iit
Venice
Mureli
Gan
Ivan II
Moscow
Nogrod
Catherine I of Russia as Empress and Fashion Icon
The article recounts Catherine I, wife of Peter the Great, from her peasant origins to becoming empress consort and ruler. It notes her court attire, gem crowned diadem, and her practical shifts in dress and headgear, highlighting her governance and symbolic power alongside Peter the Great. It mentions Ekaterinburg’s imperial lapidary works, mining school, and mint as part of Russia’s state craftsmanship.
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God
Christ
Catherine I
Russia
Peter the Great
Martha Skovronsky
Peter
Berlin
Frederick William
Frederick the Great
Paris
Amsterdam
Cleopatra
du Barry
Catherine
Greenwich Village
Ekaterinburg
Professors Verboten and German Regime Changes
An overseas report notes that in the new German government professors receive no offices or official recognition. Labor representatives gain a voice in government, while learned scholars lose ceremonial status for wartime loyalty. The piece questions whether this marks a shift in reward for the war era scholars.
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Atlantic
Germany
Belgium
Lusitania
English
Bamestee
Germans and Mexicans Put in Same Class by Peace Treaty
The text notes Germany and Mexico are lumped together as not yet civilized enough for the League of Nations. It claims Germans complain Wilsons fourteen points are invisible and jokes about four oclock tea gaining traction in America after July first. It ends by saying Germans were surprised by their reception of the terms.
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Germany
Mexico
League of Nations
Wilson
America
Navy Curtiss seaplane referenced by initialism
Clarifies that N C in the item stands for Navy Curtiss seaplane, not North Carolina, in the historical OCR text. The note identifies aviation designation meaning within the period context.
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N. C. Wheny
Navy
Curtiss
North Carolina
Alpena Editorial Declares Town With a Soul
An Alpena ag editorial hails Alpena Mich as a town with a soul citing warm welcomes to travelers and returning servicemen. It argues kindness by individuals fosters prosperity and that such places feel like home to visitors and locals alike.
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Alpenia
Mich
The
Alpena Ag
Alpena
Dad
Naval Training Service
Allies to Recognize Kolchak Government
Allied governments consider formal recognition of the Kolchak regime in Omak Russia with officials in Paris reporting agreement in principle. Delegates in Paris discussed the move and awaited final details from the Kolchak government and its associates.
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Associated Press
Aaoiat Kolchak
Omak Ar Eromedt
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Professors Verboten
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Carpenter
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