Tafts Statement on Ratification and League of Nations Support
Taft claims the American people will decide the fate of the peace treaty and league of nations. He argues U S participation is essential to prevent a flawed peace and to ensure justice for all nations. The piece portrays Senate members as hired, driven by public demand to back or resist ratification.
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Baring
Taft
United States Senate
League of Pation
American Senate
America
League of Nations
United States
Paz
Knox
League
Pittsburgh
Penrose
Republican Party
Borah
Woodrow Wilson
Senate
Jackson
IIL
The Attack on Lloyd George and British Press
Analyzed is the Northcliffe press criticizing Lloyd George for wavering on war aims and peacemaking. It notes public desire for peace, shifting opinion on Germany's war costs, and Northcliffe's personal quarrel with the prime minister as he seeks a stated position.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Livya George
House of Commons
Rhine
Germany
Northcatre
Lies Georg
Wilson
Senate Debate Over League of Nations Angers Republicans
A fiery editorial criticizes Republican senators for publishing an incomplete treaty draft with Germany. It praises Sen Moses for opposing the action while denouncing Borah Knox and others who resist the League. The piece urges clarity from Hays on ratification and amendments amid questions of faith with allies.
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League of Nations
United States
Moses
New Hampshire
Senate
Germany
Hitchcock
Scheidemann
Borah
Pathway of Progress Engaged in Petty Business Calls
A modern civic movement named Pathway of Progress faces criticism for pursuing petty, narrow aims unlikely to attract broad public support. Supporters defend its focus as practical reform while opponents warn against drift from grander civic goals.
America on Trial of the Kaiser in a Legal View
The article discusses the likelihood of trying the former Kaiser by an alien tribunal and the U S Japan roles. It cites Secretary Lansing and James Brown Scott presenting a legal stance that sovereign heads are not answerable to others, urging justice through established law and international norms.
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America
Germany
United States
Japan
Lansing
James Brown
Scott
Jrilson
Fragmentary Note on Lansing Opposition to Sponsors
The fragment discusses Lansing resisting demand or refusing to cooperate with sponsors. It clarifies that this does not mean Lansing wishes to avoid trial, nor that America should not participate in prosecuting an individual.
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Bin
Lansing
Ace
Lanser
America
Printing Taft speech in Record sparks Senate clash
A Democratic senator asked to print former President Taft's speech on the League of Nations in the Congressional Record. Senators Smoot and Ulhman (likely Ulman) objected, forcing Taft to read on the floor. The episode marks a new wrinkle in resisting publication of ex presidents' speeches. The maneuver shows opposition using extreme measures to hinder the Record.
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Pittoun
Taft
Uenalt
League of Nations
Smoot
Wir Pliuman
Smoct
Senator Lodge and confidential informants in a public case
A fragment questions whether a senator should reveal informants when leaks involve threats to public safety. It contrasts lawful disclosure for police with moral duties, noting the clash between confidential communications and public accountability in an ongoing indictment involving Senator Lodge.
Leonardo da Vinci as Father of Aviation and Master Inventor
A long tribute tracing Leonardo da Vinci as the Father of aviation and a universal genius. It credits his early studies of birds and air, sketches and mechanisms, and cites later milestones in flight and propulsion, from screw propellers to stepladders, lamps, and urban plans.
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Hansa
City Star
Leonardo da Vinci
Lisa
Leonardo
Tune
Mishi
Aristotle
Aritole
Torres
Leonarda
Camera Della Asse
Sforza
Milan
Smaty
Acadder
Atlas
Bsthess
Euca Beltrami
Brescia
Hanson
Marquis de Bacqueville
Paris
Séine
Garrieh
Tuileries
Geo. Cayler
Penand
Horatio Phillips
Sir Giram Maxim
Percy Rhere
Langley
Potomac River
Plicher
Leonaro da Vinci
Pha | Wrtit Brothers
Tny
Dayton
North Carolina
Read
Plymouth
England
Atlantic
Bean
Bleriot
Janus New
Omaha
New Orleans
Major Schroeter
Leonard di Vinci
Eversthlos
Columbus
America
Efe
Carrara
Leananlo
I Inerr
Skola
Fragmentary Text Cites Senator Lodge Amid Dinner Theatre
Fragmentary OCR reads about Senator Lodge meditating on fate of Foot Poll and Well street figures. Mentions 12 interrogations about a stolen or purchased treaty and possible Wall Street distress. Ends with garbled lines.
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Lodge
Well Street
Wall ‘Street
Mansin
Anil
McAdoo Praises Boy Scouts and Their Fundraising
In a New York City speech William G. McAdoo hails the Boy Scouts for aiding Liberty Loan drives, noting they raised over 309,000,000 during war efforts. He urges expanding the movement to broaden Americanization and unite diverse youth under democratic ideals.
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McAdoo
Boy Scouts
William
G_ McAdoo
America
Hus
New York City
AlAdao
Boy Scouts of America
Filiping Proverbs From Philippine Wisdom Revealed
A Kansas City Star summary notes a collection of native Filipino proverbs translated and published in the New York Evening Post. The list covers cautions about haste endurance humility and prudence, with sayings on courage patience gratitude and social conduct, reflecting cultural values and lessons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City Star
Jorge Bueobe
Phipplie Mission
College of Law
University of the Phillippines
New York
Senate inquiry into Lodge Borah treaty copies’ circulation
The Senate orders an investigation into private circulation in New York of copies of the peace treaty with Germany. Senators Lodge and Borah claim sources and access, with charges about corporate interests and officials. The public deserves full disclosure of who held or distributed the treaty and for what ends.
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New York World
Senate
Lodge-Borsh
New York
Germany
Massachusetts
Serestor
Dana
Ledge
Senswe Borah
Borah
Great Corporation
Senator Lodge
Persins
Lodge
Wiigon
United States
Senate of the
Perso
Ileary Cabot Lodge
Wilson
Wall Street
Ladner Wit
Boral
The Passing of an Art from the Detraic News
In critique of modern circuses the author laments the decline of artistic clowns. He recalls Grimaldi era masters like Dao Rice John Lote Buvers and Tat terran, claiming today’s acts rely on automatons and stage props. The clown, once a cultivated art, is said to be replaced by mechanical shows.
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Ong
Grimaldi
Toasters
Dao Rice
John Lote
Buvers
Tatterran
Aristocracy on the streets of Russia amid famine and war
Alessandro Ms. Carasso writes from the Outlook describing Moscow and other cities where aristocrats, stripped of wealth and status, endure hunger. Soldiers harass vendors as noblewomen seek bread. a baroness once known for grand salons wanders Nevsky Prospect with her children, while many nobles have entered military service and fallen on hard times.
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Alessandro Ms. Carasso
Russia
Battlefeld
Archduke Clag Konstantiooviteh
Voices of Silent Love in a Tremor of Prayer
A fragmentary verse scene portrays a speaker addressing a beloved with ceremonial language. Lips bend in reverent vow while unspoken love trembles beneath a divine touch, hinting at intimate spiritual awakening.
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Fort Wayne, Ind
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Chlee
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Mali
Lloyd George
Hays
Garcia
Indiana
Teffarson Davis
Tne Kaiser
Rly Owen
Wilhelm
Mr. Taft
White House
Princete
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Tors City
Tatesque
Ming
Jon
Aviation
Universa Gentua
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Arno
Tex
Pisa
Florence
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Cloux
France
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Maxwell Bodenheim
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