No Lack of Assistance in Shantung Debate
The record recounts a heated exchange over Shantung diplomacy. Senator Hitchcock defends the President's stance while critics claim the President was aided by a large staff and data but failed to win key support, resulting in Shantung being surrendered to China for Japanese league support.
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Hitchcock
Wilson
Shantung
Moses
Nebraska
Paris
United States
Lansing
White
Bliss
Japan
House
Texas
China
League of Nations
Opposition to the League of Nations from the League of Damnation
A controversial stance against the League of Nations argues it would force the United States to guarantee monarchies and defend rulers by divine right. The voice, cited from Illinois Journal of Labor and Boston Globe commentary, declares American republicanism rejects royal entanglements and vows no military support for crowned heads.
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Republic of the United States of America
England
India
Japan
Italy
Greece
Roumania
Servia
Persia
Denmark
Sweden
Norway
All High Committee
League of Nations
Great Republic
Ilinois Journal of Labor
Junior Red Cross launches wide peace program for children
The Junior Red Cross of the Atlantic Division plans a major effort to aid war orphans and destitute children abroad, allocating sixty percent of funds to relief. By January 1, a national fund aims for 1 million dollars. Mount Zion in Jerusalem will host Red Cross Homes for war orphans as America and other nations connect through shared youth programs.
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Junior Red Cross
Europe
Near -East
Bureau of Junior Activities
Atlantic
American Red Cross
Red Cross
Mount Zion
Jerusalem
America
C. H. Connor
Army Medical Corps
Red Cross Military Relief
United States
Alaska
Red Cros
Toul Canteen Feeds 1 621 417 Doughboys in France
American Red Cross canteen at Toul France served 1 621 417 doughboys and 1 561 625 sandwiches in eleven months. The facility grew from a tent to a full hotel operation feeding thousands daily and hosting 170 000 bath uses. General Pershing praised the canteen.
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Red Cross
Toul
France
General Pershing
An Old Fault Finder on Digestion and Mood
A columnist notes irritability stems from indigestion and urges Chamberlain's Tablets to improve digestion and bowel movements. The article promotes these tablets as a way to restore a good temper by regular stomach function.
Instinct of Brotherhood Quote From Ruskin
A short quotation reflects on how sharing our possessions for good awakens a parallel impulse to disseminate that benefit to others. It links means with mutual aid and the spread of generosity as a social instinct.
Remembrance of a Montana remedy recommendation
A Dupuyer Montana resident shares a four year testimonial praising Chamberlains Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy. The writer notes wide use and recommends the product to friends after experiencing wonderful results.
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Chamberlain
F. H. Dear
Dupuyer,Mont
Old Friends Return to Counters for Their Needs
Community notes celebrate improved service drawing back many longtime patrons to the shop counters. Staff credit renewed outreach and steady hours for welcoming back customers who had paused visits.
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