We Must Right the Wrong to Colombia
The article argues the United States owes reparations to Colombia for the Panama Canal affair. It recalls the 1903 treaty rejection and suggests Colombian grievances over naval orders and revolution links justify compensation, asserting U.S. duty to repair historic wrongs despite political controversy.
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Colombia
Senate
Panama
Boret
United States
Congress
Hunier Svaters
James T. DuBois
Bogota
Roosevelt
Tanamit
Lie States Army
Teas Pr
Preventing Preparedness The Heats of Frees mm Tedvenie
Fragmentary text suggests a wartime or strategic policy discussion involving naval affairs and statecraft. Names and clear facts are garbled, but references to naval security, preparedness and a House of Representatives context appear amid unclear phrases.
Return Tickets Requested by Senators in League Debate
Senators clash over Knox wrecking resolution aimed at League of Nations as Taft and Borah weigh in on partisanship. Lodge’s round robin and Republican dissents seen as risking a party line, with calls to preserve bipartisan responsibility amid world tensions and a warning that the train back to civilization will require every senator’s return ticket.
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Knox
League of Natons
Senate
Potsdam
Lenroot
Wisconsin
Cusmmms
Iowa
Spencer
Missouri
Thomas
Colorado
Boston
Taft
Philadelphia Public Ledger
Committee On Foreign Relations
League
Republican Committee On Committees
Foreign Relations Committee
McCumber
Kellogg Aould
Moses
Kellogg
League of Nations
Borah
United States
Henry Cabot Lodge
Lodge
Hays
Poindexter
Republican Party
Pandora's Box
Friends of the
Knox Resolution
New
Watson
Europe
Senator Lodge
Mre
Civilization
Refusal and Debate Narrowly Shape Senate Standoff
The debate centers on a refused request from Daniete and a 38 year old member of a domestic reform group. The Public House faces pressure to tighten aviation policy while cutting funds by over sixty six percent. Politicians argue over partisan maneuvering and the impact on investigations and wartime support as opposition orators seek to blunt the ruling.
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Daniete
Adiuinigrray
Tepublicus Senate
Portiganadip
Idek
Prepareds
Fragmentary Opinion on Politics
A fractured line of thought complains that political stances are ineffective and poorly constructed. The snippet laments bad statesmanship and weak political leadership without citing specific people or events.
What Goodrichism Does to Wells County
A garbled regional notice laments perceived influence from Goodrichism on Wells County affairs. The fragment hints at housing, schooling, and local costs, suggesting residents weigh local developments against prices and community impact, but specifics are unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wells County
Fragmented OCR Note on Local County Politics and Taxes
Fragmentary OCR text discusses Wells County politics and tax matters. It mentions attorney experts Gaedrick and Eeys Sid, county seating, and requests to obtain permission from tax ward or superior to build. references to indeterminate figures and fiscal concerns.
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Indunapolis
Effin Atney
Gaedrick
Eeys
Welle
Fiat
Goodrich
Hays
Wells
Surerior
Wilson Should Be Impeached Sequel in Fringe Opinion
Max Eastman asserts in a harsh polemic that Wilson conducts a private war on Russian Bolshevism and should be impeached. The piece reflects partisan press sentiment and inflamed rhetoric characteristic of the era's political discourse.
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Max Eastman
Wilson Press
Frelinghuysen Palmer War Era Debate Reflected
The text discusses Senator Frelinghuysen and General Palmer amid wartime policy on enemy property and loyalty. It accuses pro-German sentiment among Palmer’s supporters and notes unpopularity of Palmer with enemies of the United States. The piece situates the debate within wartime actions on enemy property and cabinet eligibility.
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Frelitzhuysen
Architee
Palmer
Paley
Freiinghagestn
Trelingbuyken
Frelingnuysen
Indianapolis Garbage Plant Controversy and Public Funds
An Indiana newspaper column questions the proposed million dollar sewage disposal plant in Indianapolis. It cites stockholder Jesse T. Muarman testimony on asset value and accuses officials of overpricing and gouging, linking the deal to political figures and a governor’s signature on enabling legislation. The piece warns readers to seek fuller, decorous coverage of political and financial details.
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Inlisueputis
Board of Sanitary Comp
Yachuze
James P. Goodrich
Jesse T. Muarman
Stirkholders
Indianapolis
Hig
Kor
Genstesk
Evansville and Fort Faye meetinspires Hays bid for governor
Irregular letters from Thy rations committee and Fynaville Courier stir gossip on Mr. Hays seeking the Republican nomination. Report notes misreadings, local indifference, and questions about the letter from the national committee headquarters at 452 Fitzroy avenue.
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Ha Otter
Evansville
Fort Faye Meetin
Fortie
Fynaville
Amenavine
Hays
Royerr
Severin Hotel
Indianapolis
Maurice Egan on Copenhagen Dr Cook Encounter
Maurice Francis Egan recalls his Copenhagen visit amid Dr. Cook’s North Pole claims. He describes reception by royalty and diplomats, a spectacle of adulation, and his cautious stance on Cook's evidence while noting Peary’s rival claim and mounting public uncertainty.
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Maurice Francis Egan
Doctor Cook
Copenhagen
Cook
Dorin Pole
Oest
Migurlee Francia Egan
Denmark
America
Colliers Weekly
Iumor
Dr. Cook
Shale
State Department
Ore- Rettons
Jett
Danish
Royal Geographical Society
North Pole
Kane
Christian II
Ernest
Shackleton
Ion
Knud Rasmussen
Gréenland
Angleterre
Chatelein
Legation
Frederick Wie
Daily Mall of Loh
Doy
W. T. Stead
Alan
Lady Johnstone
Ang ¥Rince
Francois Kaudaenem
Thei
Wile
Fréderick
Gock
Donnybrook
Ukraine
Nichalis
Ernests Shackleton
South Magnetic Pole
Engling
Peary
Admiral Peerys
Toses
City of
New York
Boss’ Tweed
Crayen
United States
Scandinavia
Admiral Peart
Hans
Daly
Dr. Cook Ana
Ardel
Incheon
Ix Cook
Mount McKinley
Br Cook
Aml
Beckuss
Che
Owas
Bela Kun Seizes Power as Hungary's Bolshevik Leader
Bela Kun, Hungary's Bolshevik premier, has assumed vast powers amid war with Romania and Czecho Slovaks. He pushes for Paris peace table recognition, prints money causing inflation, and tightens control as critics warn his rule may falter by year end.
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Bela Kus
Somec
Hungary
Balaievis
Bala Sun
Al 23
Bela Kun
Srance
Bela UN
Clemenceau
Franct
Budapest
Kun
Paris
Sli
Trould
Kum
Yegitac
Vienna
Karolyi
Bolsheviks
Red Guardy
Hardyi
Reds
Angery
Political ethics questioned in national committee letters
The draft letters and correspondence suggest the national committee chair may be using office for personal advancement rather than party duty. Questions arise over funding, influence, and cross-state political support, with critics noting past behavior under the Goodrich Taft era and urging restraint from Mr Heys and allies.
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National Committee
Republican Committee
Republican National
Maine
California
Br. Hays
Indiana
Mays
Goodrich Taye
Will Hass
Mr. Heys
The Mountain Boy The shepherd of the Alps and I
A lyric fragment depicts a speaker calling himself the mountain boy in control of alpine landscapes. The verse contrasts rugged peaks, streams, and storms with the speaker's dominion. It emphasizes identity tied to the mountain environment and a triumphant, solitary voice.
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