Where Is Borah's Special Offense
The Indianapolis News attacks Benator Horah and diffe rences over the league of nations. It notes Borah and Republican senators oppose the league, praising Borah’s courage while criticizing others as political. The piece questions Borah's stance and calls him willing to stand with his ship against the league.
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Indianapolis News
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Knox
Fell
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al Hays
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League
Brand Whitlock Transfer to Rome Embassy Delayed
The record discusses Brand Whitlock’s transfer to the Rome embassy and compares praise for American diplomats in Europe. It notes differing receptions of Whitlock, Gerard, Morgentau, and Merrick, and cites political divides between Republicans and Democrats affecting ambassadorship, with implications on Wilson era diplomacy.
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Brand Whitlock
Rome
Bel- Hum
Gerera
Germany
Whitlock
Belgium
Herrick
Paris
éAomerinana
Mr. Heyakk
Forzerten
Fistory
Amertes
The Crown Prince Escape Reported From Germany
The text notes the Geran crown prince’s escape attempt and implies the event was anticipated, with references to Germany and Holland, signaling a notable disturbance in European affairs on an unsettled front.
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Geran
Thie
Germany
Holland
Borah's Excoriation of Hays in League Battle
The piece portrays Senator Borah's unwavering stance against the League of Nations and accuses Mr. Hays of duplicity. It recounts Hays's evasive Fort Wayne speech and Borah's demand for a clear position, labeling Hays as wavering and aligned with reactionary forces while praising Borah's candor and anti trickery.
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Senator Borah
Dickens
Uriah Heep
League of Nations
Jesus Christ
Hays
League
Minneapolis
Cummins
Cuma
Wilson
Mr. Hearst
Mr. Hays
Hearst
Fort Wayne
Chicago
Crafi
Uncertain German politics and Indiana parole debate loom
Fragmented OCR text discusses German Hohenzollern affairs and crown prince escape, then shifts to Indiana politics. It mentions secretary of state records, governor's parole actions, and an unnamed governor’s conduct with temporary paroles. The piece blends international event speculation with state government questions and a vague critique of authorities.
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Indiana
Secretary of State
the Times
Goodrich
Eve Benn
Hagoind
Ming
Governor's Temporary Paroles Report Sparks Confusion
A garbled 1920s style notice reports that Indiana's governor has issued temporary paroles. The Indianapolis Times notes questions over the order and the executive justification, with unclear wording and disputed authority in the temporary measure.
Why This Attack on Tom Marshall
An Indianapolis correspondent writes with bold rhetoric about Mr. Hays Goodrich and the Republican nomination. The piece claims letters sent on national committee stationery reached supporters, with hints of internal discord and funding doubts.
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Tom Marshall
Mr. Snakes
Indianapatis
Ouresening
Hars
Tays-Goodrich Ame
Alinins
God
Ha Asdures
Colty
Bush
McCray
Searles
Fort Wayne
Evansville
Segries
Uta Om
Allied Armies Spare Beauty of Rhine In Occupied Cities
A Boston Transcript correspondent recounts Allied occupation areas from Strasbourg to Metz. He notes varied administration by French British and American forces, local shortages and rationing, revived commerce in Strasbourg, and social friction including wary fraternization dynamics. The piece sketches daily life at Wiesbaden Mainz Koblenz and Coblenz, with vivid contrasts between French American and British zones and ongoing German restraint and surveillance.
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Mayence
Wirsbaden
Weishafer
Armees Des Allies
Kurhaus
Fairie
Heren
Troy
Lysistratz
Cleopatra
Morenea Nightingale
Edith Cavell
Monsieur
France
Wiesbaden
Tils
Rhine
Magenes
Cologne
Belgium
Army of the Rhine
Luxemburg
Theenide
Fal resolution postponed by committee on foreign relations
A fragmentary report describes the Fal resolution regarding Germany and allied relations postponed indefinitely by a 12 to 4 vote in the committee on foreign relations. Democrats oppose consideration. Republicans push back, arguing the resolution harms allies and peace efforts amid a broader partisan clash.
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League Eq Nations
Committee On Foreign Relations
Senate
Watson
Falliag
La Follette Withdrawn as Wisconsin Senator Leader
Asbury Park June 3 The United States senator Robert M La Follette of Wisconsin has been withdrawn as speaker at a concert to be given by opera singers Sasha Crean Grove and others on July 3. The report says Dwight Hill of a local church treasurer objected to the senator’s public attitude before the war, and a substitution was announced. Lodge appointed Jo Lafollette to a commanding position in the senate, with plans to oppose presidential aims.
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Associated Press
Asbury Park
X. F
Robert M. la Follette
Wisconsin
Amia Case
Sasha Crean Grove
United States
Dwight Hilla
Moth Churen
Treakigan
Lafolletta
Lodge
Jo Fallette
Eneryses
Handy
Larry Sherman
Thilander Knox
Frustrated hopes and poetry in public life debate
A mixed essay contrasts postwar Europe openness with Germanic revival, notes French conditions and profiteering fears, and argues poets shape civic conscience. It discusses Professor Perry’s view on poets guiding policy, cites Roosevelt and Amy Lowell, and suggests poets should urge reform without overstepping prosaic duties.
Restoration of Rheims Cathedral Restored by Public Help?
The article discusses plans to raise funds to repair Rheims Cathedral after German shelling. It questions restoration practicality and warns a rebuilt cathedral may lose historical integrity, urging protection from the elements and preservation of its current state as a reminder of past and future possibilities.
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New York Times
Rheims
France
Sailor Town Dream in the Waterfront Hum
A lyric vignette of Sailor Town along the wharves with ships and wind, the China liner gleaming, Blue Funnel freighter's dark derricks, a barque at work, and shops brimming with sailor gear. The verse evokes seafaring life, songs, concerts, and memories of departed shipmates in the harbor.
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