Recognition of Kolchak and Russian aid debate in U S press
The piece critiques Allied reactions to the Kolchak government in Russia and bolshevist propaganda, noting discussions in the American House and references to munitions and recognition. It contrasts wartime policy shifts with editorial comments from Fort Wayne Journal-Gazette reflecting on politics and press coverage in 1919.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Clemenceau
Loyd Geirse
Orlando
Akag
Kole
Russ Arc
Billy Mason
Russia
Joiss Beinhakter
Wes
Wilson Samr
Japan
Tsla
Waleh
Sasem
Rugrésania
Glimpses Into Old New York Bodrways and Echoes
A fragment from the New York Evening Post reflects on Old New York and its lasting traces from Dutch Nieuw Amsterdam to English rule. It notes architectural shifts, immigrant influences, and the persistence of quaint customs amid changing neighborhoods and eras.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New York Evening Post
Old New York
Nieuw
Hays Speech Outlines Party Program Across Labor Business and Farm
Fort Wayne coverage of Mr. Hays promoting a constructive program for labor, farmers, and business, including a protective tariff, remedial regulation, railroads and wires return, and League of Nations support. The piece notes emphasis on land development and debt owed to soldiers, with reactions from Dooley and Hennessy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haying
Hays
Boies Penrose
Bill Fordney
T. WW. W
Wilson
League of Nations
Indianapolis
Hearst
Americas
Dooley
Hennessy
No clear headline item in damaged text
Fragmented excerpt reflects on naval strategy toward the Mediterranean and perceptions of diplomacy from Vienna to 1914, mentioning Breslau Goeben Dardanelles and Great War era dynamics, with oblique references to Britain France and Turkey. The passage critiques historical diplomatic limits and suggests need for a new system of international relations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Mediterranean
Breslau
Goeben
Sirires
Sea of
Marmara
Black Sea
Turkey
Dardanelles
Mehemet Ali
Nile
Lord Palmerion
Europe
France
Great Britain
Leagues of Nations
On Cancelling Europe's Debt to Us
The text discusses cancelling European debt to the United States with fragmented phrases about politics, finance, and potential dates. It mentions Euros, voters, and unspecified events, indicating a speculative or garbled discussion of international debt relief and policy actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Enemies Cross Wires in Political Turmoil Observed
Fragmentary text describes accusations against President Wilson and Bolshevik influences. It mentions teachers and education policy, social control, and depictions of a Moscow scene with references to committees and public schooling. Names and dates are unclear due to OCR errors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lave Beeq
Tolsnevisen
Farhorg Alexandrowsky
Aten
Ihali Goarding
Tutolan Ghlidren
Bias Iutivler
Bolshevik Russia Critique and Congress Vexations
A fragmentary 1920s style note questions Bolshevik Russia claims as exaggerated and argues conditions may not be as dire as portrayed. It condemns congressional graft and argues many lawmakers pad salaries, suggesting clerks and aides profit from inflated pay.
A Petty Graft in the House of Providing Clerks
A vague note describes petty graft allegations tied to officials described as clerks. No clear names, dates, or locations are provided in readable text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fatiaa Oferat
Hays and Bush discussed by Candidee Hays crowd
Candidee Hays introduced a public event where Mr Bush and Mr McCray were to present four comparative measurements to the people. The discussion was likely to cover state area customs and opposition to the Cond, with farmers showing interest and Bush potentially explaining opposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Candidee Hays
Mr. Bush
Mr. McCray
St Bush
Goodrich Mine and Convict Labor Scandal Emerges
A detailed report outlines convict labor use at the Goodrich mine linked to Governor Goodrich’s son as director and a growing scandal involving partners and managers. It cites a $33,000 reduction scheme, a $379,900 transfer, and ties to Indian apolia figures, suggesting state involvement and potential political repercussions amid national concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson Reformatory
Goodrich
Tadianapola
Eid, Robinson
Indianapolia
Indiana
Vernon
American Kintery
Weing
Bolshevism and democracy clash in Siberian discourse
Raymond Robins argues Bolsehvism cannot be cured by feeding the people and demands forceful action against Bolshevik aggression. He cites hunger as a disease, warns that the Red Guard exposes the disease, and asserts democracy must oppose militarism with firm state methods to uphold law and moral order. He frames Bolshevism as a threat requiring decisive, uncompromising response.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Robins
Lenine
Trotsky
Robins
Siberia
Hose
Petrograd
Europe
Amur
Red Guard
Rei
Sberia Colne
Ratrrews
Old World Policy and the Ottoman Struggle Across Empires
The article surveys long term Britain France and Russia policy toward the Ottoman Empire from Napoleon to Mehemet Ali and the Greek revolution. It notes how fear of an overland Indian invasion shaped policy, with the treaty of London and reactions by Austria and Prussia amid Ottoman vulnerabilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Gallipoli
England
Napoleon
Mehemet Ali
Egypt
Palestine
India
George Canning
Tiritnin
Ger
Heedive
Turkey
Sulin
Constantinople
France
Great Britain
Russx
Russia
Vaada
Ottoman Empire
London
Fleeta
Bagiahd Ang Ru
Dardaneisky
Bourgath
Austria
Prosi
Inspiration Amid Light and Warlike Strife
A reflective poem traces creative force from inspiration to craft, acknowledging how faith and inner fire shape verse. It contemplates aging, love, and the moment of natal prime, then shifts to a somber meditation on war, time, and a nameless love that endures.
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Kolchak
Fort Wayne Journal-Gazette
Fort 7
Fort Wayne Journal
Fist Wayne Gazett
Fort Wayne
Bern
Shemmngern
Naxgo
Jane
Washington Place
Lene
Sauth
William A Traer
Arhouse Lane
Beaver de Et Fost
Loin
Minetta
Chartton Street
Sundish
Sawcreek
Porty-ninds
Pittieth
Wreckbeck
Canal Street
Stmares
Stresis
Chatham Street
West Fourth Street
Sieh
Tully
Bealine
Harlem
Boston
Albany
Tas
Jean Chasman
Evans
Plearst
Perhas
Woodrow Wilson
Josephus Daniels
Chicago
Petace
Gabterrre
Haga
Mr. Pentase
Fras Visonee
Periogicats
Genouneigg
Wtahs
Ruseta
Huss
Lange and
Aceekeedinety Biter Weather
Wisteal
Andie Merhgus
Tim Awenh
Education A la Lenine
Tamarharsiy
L, Roberts
Saturday Evening
Bushi
Eleott
Pias
Algeret
Senate
Bush
Convier Labor
Arive
Saemer
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