Paderewski Seeks Commission to Probe Polish Treatment of Jews
Paderewski asks President Wilson to appoint a commission to visit Poland and investigate charges of persecution and massacres of Jews by Poles. He argues the issue deserves international scrutiny to end alleged vilification and reassure Poland’s position in world affairs.
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Padierewski
Wilson
Oval
New Yorkes
Paderewsisi
Poland
Paderzewski
Poleri
America
Almeficea
Three lives lost at race. brutal spectacle raises alarm
A Western car mishap at a speed race in late Indiana exposes deadly consequences. Arthur Thurman of Washington DC and Louis Secoq of Los Angeles suffer crashes injuring crew members. Bandini and Lecoca burn in the wreck, flames transforming the scene into a grim tableau as observers debate the morality of prize fightlike racing and its fatal risks.
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Thurman
Arthur Thurman
Wesltngton
D. C
Contol
Molinero
Romana Js
Ike
Senator New Rages At Wilsons Demagogy In Capital Labor Debate
A sprawling critique notes President Wilsons call to include workers in business decisions as demagogy. It contrasts comments by Judge Gary of U S Steel and Charles M Schwab, cites Vanderlips Europe tour and League of Nations debates, and mentions Tafts Indianapolis reception mishap, framing the era as class tension and cautious reform.
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Wilson
Mr. New
Congress
Judge Gary
United States Steel Corporation
Charles M. Schwab
Frank Vanderlip
City Bank of
New York City
Europe
Vanderlip
League of Nations
New York Times
Philip Gibbs
Tabor
England
Anni Ali
New
Taft
Indianapolis
Ea Ora
Cumo
United States
New Yorks
Fattyvielt
Winchester
Jadi
Jewett
Mevur
Indiana
Bir Tait
League
Government action sparks socialist debate in press excerpts
The passage notes criticism by politicians as the government seized control last winter and mentions Newcomb Carlton of Western Union Telegraph Co as not socialist. It suggests respectable quarters proposed socialist ideas amid the transaction, with questions over motivation and timing.
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Eugpes
Newcomb Carlton
Western Enion Telegraph Company
Val
Saturday Evening Post Sees It
Fragmentary text from the Saturday Evening Post discusses its stance as a party paper and references political lines. It mentions democratic perindiss and Jivan broghem with unclear connections to progress and charges. The readable portion hints at editorial perspective without a clear event.
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Saturday Evening Post
The
Jivan Broghem
Vurgrens
The Hapburgs in Their Swiss Asylum Estate
A long feature describes the Habsburgs in Sainte Stad Swiss exile life near Wartensee Lake. Charles I of Austria and Zita with heirs live simply among Parma and Este kin. daily routines include family mass, bridges, snow play, and royal visits. Ex‑emperor Charles fends off gossip while overseeing his children. Col Strutt guards peace, and the family aids Viennese children with coupons and letters from Heiden.
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Robert Wauther
Wartess
Charles I of
Austria
Staad
Wyerb
Wartensee
Robert I
Duke of Parma
Parma
Braganne
Pump
Charles 1
Zita
Abelille
Otton
Adelaide
Robert d'Este
Chara Teotare
Charlee
Hi Ins
Soxienle
Iris
Archduke Robert a'Este
Bill
Archduke Other
Tim
Charles
Arvehduke
Lucerge
Tyre
Rarsenbroek
Zila
Prince
Germain
Zitz
Selack
Chateau
Seydl
Hofhours
Envereizn
Etkertsau
Cnatles
Canton of
St. Gallen
Rene
Prince Felix of
Budapest
Francis Joseph
Wetson
Tia
Vienna
Heiden
Rorschach
Hapsiures
Swizerland
Wite
Tonchins
Belesarde
Princ Othon Prisine
Gaelun of
Tarma
Olonel Strutt
Ier
Britain
Felix
Louie
Pari
Colonel Strutt
Bremen
Robert Vaueher
Paris
Willlun HH
Switzerland
Willant
Confederation
Iutreus
Constantine
Greece
Switaarland
Corsral Switzerland
Catenat Briedier
Frontierre
Voramberg
Borzinger
Federal Council
Wartope
Morover
Bour~ hon-Parma
Strutt
England
Cgar
Soliers
Apnear
Iner
Charles T
Switzerlend
Copman-Austrig
Germany
Federal Palace
Evland
Lora
Io Lay
Preference and Prosperity in British Colonial Debate
A Jamsted dispatch analyzes the British budget's imperial preference debate with Chamberlain and Austen figures. It notes the split over protection, colonial trade, and West Indies sugar, bananas, and cocoa. Canada and Dominion trade policies are weighed against imperial aims and US market access.
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New
Coleonies
Imporia
Jamaiean Press
England
Austen
West Indies
Empire
Canada
Atlantic
Ameroak
Cubs
Orto Kino
West Indian Islands
United States
Commoner
Clynes
Manchester
Enstishmen
Amers
The Return of the Heroes by Walt Whitman
The speaker recalls a return of warriors from battles seen as a procession of armies moving northward. Veterans born of labor and hardship pause, then fade as the lands celebrate heroism. Victory is not found on bloodied fields but in the resolve to lay down arms and end wars.
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Saturday Evening Post
Leadville
Ficht
Iebarer
Mg Bire
Illinois
Volen
America
United States
Vanverlip
Unilor Pak
Ex-Kaiser
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Fort Wayne
Mall
Baily
Paderewski
Casti
Congress Mane
Swithh & Co
Mann
Gilet
Massachusetts
Longworth
Journal-Gazette
Penrose
Fordney
Montell
Lindge
Aly
Smont
Watson
Niance
Bull Monsery
Hapsburgs
Geo
Te Park
Walt Whitman
Heros
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