Germany Reparation Debates and Banker von Gwinner View
A London dispatch cites banker von Gwinner warning that Germany faces heavy reparations and wealth losses after the war. He estimates 36h 010,000,000 gold marks, arguing the nation’s prewar wealth vastly exceeded published figures and that tax measures will strain the country further. The piece notes broader fears of punitive reparations and global economic disruption.
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Aether von Gwinner
Gremuy
van Wirrtnd
Etatuy
Germany
London
von Gwinner
Porble
Wien
Pending treaty with Japan discussed by Viscount Ventana
A statement from Viscount Ventana, Japan’s foreign minister, notes ongoing negotiations between the Japanese ambassador to Washington and the ambassador to Tokyo about a new treaty. The talk touches on effects for California law and possible concessions, with remarks from Washington and Mexico regarding compliance and potential retroactive implications.
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Viscount Ventana
Japan
Washington
Tokyo
California
Galifornia
Mexico
Berauss
Just Taft Somersaulting Through Public View
A blistering column traces Taft’s shifting positions on the league of nations. It mocks his habit of changing stance, notes past endorsements and current statements, and calls him an active yet unstable political figure, ending with a satirical salute to Just Taft.
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Wilson
Lincoln
Will” Hays
Chicago
Philadelphia Public Ledger
Versailles
Harding
League
Hiram Johnsons
Mr. Taft
Mr. Harding
Holy Alliance of Great Powers
Wilson League
Agan
Fragmented musings on empire and federation long form
The text presents a fragmented, stream of consciousness argument about global power, federation, and a proposed super government. It references Britain, America, and other nations, debating governance, dominion, and imperial reach with political rhetoric and conjecture.
Harding's Cigarets Cause Trouble
A fragmented report describes disturbances linked to Harding’s cigarettes prompting police or committee action. It notes disarray and a clerical failure, with references to a meeting about the incident and a large turnout or impact on proceedings.
Youthful Folly Versus Mature Judgment in War Debate
A fragmented wartime column contrasts youth and age in decision making as generals evaluate strategies. The piece laments youthful bravado and urges prudent judgment to shape outcomes, noting sentiment shifts among soldiers and civilians about leadership and suppernational aims.
America's Christmas Gift to San Domingo
Fragmented text discusses American actions and influence in San Domingo, mentioning declarations of responsibility and political intervention. The wording is garbled with errors, but centers on a US role in the Dominican situation and implied transfer of duties or guardianship. No clear dates or concrete events emerge.
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America
San Domingo
D Annu n ia Recites Incoher ent Fragments
Fragmented OCR text discusses proclamations, preparations, and a government stance amid chaotic references. Named entities are unclear. the piece reads as garbled, with stray phrases about proclamations, defense prep, and a wavering political mood.
Fragmented Note on Ti Back to Us Misinterpretation
Fragmented text mentions a Mesitany Day and a denial of a tine Nong. References a Mis Jean in New York Gite and unclear historical context. The legible parts indicate discussions of a public action or timing, with private guatubs and Maw cler as scattered terms.
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Rus
Sears
Jean Cami
New York
DANNUNZIO DREAMS OF MOTHERLAND AND Martyr Scene
A fragmented dramatic passage chronicles a fictional or stylized portrayal of Antonio D Annunzio. It weaves dreams of homeland sacrifice and defiant patriotism with references to battles, symbols, and a ceremonial guard, ending with reverent vows to resist tyranny and honor memory.
Real Children Theatre in New York Seeks Growth
A decade of attempts to establish a children’s theatre continues amid holidays. The Drotes siomit Children’s school trains young performers aged 16 and up, with a curriculum including primary to high school levels. Performances and tours rely on home tours and correspondence, while London and other cities have different traditions.
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New York Times
Jaslies
Drotes+ siomit Children’s school
Ayho
TRE
Deuse
West Forty-eighth
Childran
London
Raul
Ee Hike
Ceildren
Leis Theater
Mundayo
Turaday
At the Abbey Door
A dramatic speaker demands entry to a symbolic hall, invoking Greatness and national promise. The speaker asserts the house is built for the wise brave and honored, and that those who built it are present to witness a city of trial and England’s youth. The call to open the door frames a meditation on merit, sacrifice, and national reverence.
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