West Favors League of Nations Say West Favors League of Nations
Leslie A. Miller of Cheyenne Wyoming asserts the West supports a league of nations though not as a panacea. He says Western voters favor a peace preserving arrangement and would abandon parties if their leaders oppose the league. Miller says Western views come from issues, not partisan labels.
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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 the Siberian Road to Power
Ekaterinburg emerges as a strategic hub for the Siberian government’s reach into European Russia. The city sits in the Urals along a key route, linked to Perm and rich mining regions, shaping Moscow’s influence and Bolshevik opposition. Early legends of Ivan II and Northern routes frame its historic power.
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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 A Soldier Empress of Humble Birth
The article recounts Catherine I, born Martha Skavronsky, a humble peasant who became empress consort and later ruler. It notes her coronation gems, rumored plain looks, and the Caspian campaign where she shaved her hair for sun protection. It also mentions Peter the Great and political context, plus Ekaterinburg’s imperial workshops and mint.
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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 Shunned in New German Regime
A contemporary report notes that German professors receive no government offices or official recognition under the new regime while labor representatives gain a place in government. Scholars who supported wartime militarism are sidelined, provoking debate on loyalty rewards and the fate of academia.
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Atlantic
Germany
Belgium
Lusitania
English
Bamestee
Germans and Mexicans Placed in Same Class by Peace Treaty
The piece notes both nations are not deemed sufficiently civilized for the League of Nations. It mocks Germany’s claim that Wilson’s 14 points were ignored and jokes about tea gaining footing in America after July 1. It ends remarking that Germans were surprised by their own reception of the terms.
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Germany
Mexico
League of Nations
Wilson
America
Navy-Curtiss seaplanes referenced as N C not state
In the report the acronym N C is used to denote Navy-Curtiss seaplanes rather than North Carolina, clarifying the designation for readers.
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N. C. Wheny
Navy
Curtiss
North Carolina
Alpena Town Has a Soul Editorial Says
An Alpena ag editor praises Alpena Mich as a town with a welcoming spirit where travelers feel at home. The piece argues warmth from residents fosters prosperity and a sense of community that gives the town its soul.
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Alpenia
Mich
The
Alpena Ag
Alpena
Dad
Naval Training Service
Allies to Recognize Kolchak Government
An Associated Press report says Allied governments notified authorities in Peris about recognizing Kolchak, the self styled dictator of the Omak ar eromedt, as a formal government. Details of recognition were being worked out between delegates in Paris and the Kolchak administration.
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Associated Press
Aaoiat Kolchak
Omak Ar Eromedt
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