Senate rush on Armenia prompt but costly aid plan
The Senate faced strong pressure over Armenia with warnings that 30,900 soldiers and about 84 million dollars would be needed. General Harbord's report suggested large territorial duties and a strong native army aided by limited American troops. Critics rail at Christian nations failing to defend Armenia, while the president is urged to uphold his role and not shirk duty.
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Werxis
Specifil
Armenia
Meir
Harbord
Tt Bui i
Senate
Turkey
Ammonia
The Irish Situation Overwhelms British Policy
The piece reports that Irish workers refuse to haul for the English army, prompting Downing Street to delay a ministerial conference. Belfour’s mission to influence Benedict and the pope is noted, while the government contemplates a tougher military stance in Ireland amid a largely republican populace resisting imperial rule.
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Ireland
Lord. George
Downing Street
Mesdie Belfour
Benédict
Sinn Fein
Fers
London
Indiana Democracy and Goodrichism in Indiana politics
A detailed partisan polemic argues Democrats must confront Goodrichism rather than attack the Republican rank and file. It contends the Goodrich administration is unusually corrupt and that Republican press deflects blame by smearing Democrats, urging focus on policy and platform.
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Indiana
Goodrich
State House
Bush
Allen County
Fesler
Charles A. Bookwalter
Evansville
Cole Blease
Indianapolis
Anderson
Republican State Board of Accounts
Democratic Party
Feld
Republican Party of
Goodrichism
Foch
Hindenburg
Tde
Irish Troubles Deepen Past Seven Centuries of Conflict
Fragmentary OCR notes discuss Irish unrest and public opinion under Cromwellian memory. The text suggests daily labor, home life, and the threat of military action as governments weigh severe measures. It contrasts past harsh penalties with modern reluctance to violence.
Senate Probe Into Hays Fund Sparks President Bid Debate
The piece alleges a vast fund steered by Will Hays to influence presidential support and questions if the senate inquiry can end vote buying. It portrays public shock at alleged spending to secure the nomination and warns of a broader attack on American institutions and policy shaping.
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Senate
Campbell
Weod
Tto
the Republic
Law
Hap Palley Wall
Republic of Washington
Liiéla
The French Offensive Against the Unmarried
An American cleric predicts that as women gain voting power bachelors and spinsters may face new taxes. France debates a 2y2 percent tax for childless unmarried and a 10 percent tax on those married since January with no children. The piece argues the policy targets social duties and questions gender fairness.
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Senate
Thirey
France
Germany
City Council Earnest in Bridge Approach Plans Told
The Fort Wayne city council earns commendation for proposing a bridge approach project and a $52,400 expenditure. The article emphasizes the necessity and merits of advancing these civic improvements and reiterates prior calls for careful approval and funding.
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Fort Wayne
Fort Wayne to Own Bridge Approaches, City Considers Ordinance
The piece argues for municipal ownership of bridge approaches to preserve beauty and utility as cities expand. Fort Wayne, with many bridges, supports the policy and the city council has proposed ordinances showing public sentiment favors government control, expecting favorable action next Tuesday.
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Fort Warne
Lowes
Senate gallery protest over Armenian mandate sparks uproar
In Washington June 1, several women were ordered from the senate galleries during Sen. Brandegee of Connecticut speaking on the Armenian mandate. The demonstrators cried for an Irish republic as the presiding officer had them removed, highlighting confusion over wartime spoils and Britain’s gains.
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Washington
Senate
Trish Republic
Hrandegee
Connecticut
Great Britain
Arns
Bag
England
Senaine Brandegee
Christ
Profiteering Cited Amid Price Decline Dilemma
The federal reserve board notes only sporadic price drops bear little meaning as shortages and under production persist. Shoe factories in New England halt operations due to weak demand for $25 shoes, signaling overproduction. Analysts urged to reconcile the two statements, with profiteering named as a major factor in ongoing high prices.
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Federal Reserve Board
New England
Perpapa
Campaign clamor swirls as delegates shape the convention
The report notes General Wood leading nine Chicaza and taking charge of his campaign while Ha Johnson hosts a large mass meeting and Weed Button controls delegates. The piece implies the prudence of cautious choice among emerging campaign forces.
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Wood
Ha Johnson
Weed Button
Thinking of the Dead Memorial Day Appeal
An editorial tribute by James Leahee founder of Inter-Church World Movement urging national remembrance of fallen soldiers. It emphasizes immortality through memory, the call to think of those who died for country, and a warning to heed their sacrifice to avoid forgetting.
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James Leahee
Inter-Church ‘World Movement
Federal Council of Churches of America
Foster
America
Persian Beauty Standards and Marital Laws in Persia
A travel writer describes Persian beauty ideals and common practices in Karind Kurdistan. He explains two marriage types, permanent and temporary, along with divorce rites talak and mon. He notes social rules restricting wives in public, and recounts a cautionary tale of a chieftain seeking divorce, showcasing cultural norms and gender constraints.
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Parsia
Mohammed
Hamsdan
Harmadan
Persia
Mowever
Perala
Tonke
Vis
The Amate ur Mushroom Death A Hazard in Foraging
Fragmented notes warn readers of deadly wild mushrooms and outline Farlow of Harvard guidance. Rules teach avoid Amanita species and risky caps, urging study and caution while stressing education before gathering for food.
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Krieger
Europe
United States
Haiv
Tre Tate
W. G. Farlow
Harvard University
Farlow
Dlo
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