Significance of Socialist Split in America
Analyzes the American socialist movement noting a minority of Bolshevik-leaning insiders seeking to take over the party. It stresses that Bolshevism is not representative of all socialists, warns against conflating socialism with Bolshevism, and argues US conditions will prevent Bolshevik success.
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America
Garrel
Moys
Winsi
Minérite
Homie Vistlo
E Group
Steumiss
Kwidsynsan
Suski
Threush
Gdansk
Danzig
War
San
Vistula
Gdanelt
Pesce
Lansing
Beles
Silesia
Colonel House and the Press
A piece argues Colonel House enjoyed trusted access to U.S. correspondents, shaping reporting on Paria developments. It notes daily briefings with House, his reluctance to reveal sensitive details, and reporters’ apparent restraint. The Columbus-era reflection questions ethics and the Tribune’s involvement.
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Paria
Colonel House
Petrayer
Chicago Tribune
Tribune
Root-Hog or Die in Senate Reactivation of Root
A dated critique rails at Republican senators and Elihu Root as they press to revive opposition to the League of Nations. The piece argues Root’s involvement as a “great technical lawyer” and questions public faith in his leadership while linking Me Marcossan’s interview to the broader political drama. It ends with the shouted question Root-hog or die.
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Senate
Root
League of Nations
Mr. Root
Elihu Root
United States Senate
Treaty
League
Wilson
Germany
Washington
Propie
America
Milton
Gentle Seader
Isaac Fi Marcossan
Saturday Evening Post
Lloyd George
Clemenceau
Foch
Churchill
Roosevelt
Kerensky
ReSéia
Elihu Hoot
Russie
Rusell
Russia
Marcossatt
Tf Root
Republican Party
Marcossan
Ie Mr. Hearet
McKinley
Mr. Hearst
War with Mexico debated by Hays and public figures
The article discusses Hays Favora War with Mexico as a campaign issue with references to the League of Nations, Americanism, and sentiment for U.S. action. It questions what declaring war would entail including annexation aims and the positions of Hearst Fall and Root, noting historical context and political tensions.
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Hays
Tunamar
League of Nations
United States
Ders Sr
Mexico
Senator Fall
Hearst
Mesleo
Mex
Naya Mefures
Editorial Warning Echoes Across Press Land
A long standing American newspaper warns readers of possible murder threats against President Wilson. The piece notes a warning directed at William Randolph Hearst and suggests the perilous influence of sensational journalism on national leaders.
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New York World
Hearst
Hays Seeks Public Understanding On Covenant Debate
Staunch Republican Hays, chairman, spent days at the capitol with young senators, noting no opposition to lease from the party. He urged the public to avoid thinking Republicans oppose the covenant, insisting many party members support it despite criticisms. He cited that the Knox resolution and foreign relations committee discussions show no party-wide opposition to the league.
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Will H. Hays
Capitol
Mrr
Heys
Weir Log Equity
Hays
Republican Party
Ten Oppor
Jeazue la
Hass
Cartoon portraits lampoon the U S senate in ink
The World’s cartoonist de pietet portrays Cromwell and Cayton as a satirical pair. One scene shows Prinz at a desk with sweat staining his brow while a burly figure carries a banner reading republican U S senate.
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New York
Depietes Uke Cromwell
Ihéy Kre
Cayton
Prinz
Amla
U. S. Senate
Paderewski as Orator Sparks Polish Crisis Debate
Polish leader Paderewski eloquently addresses the Sejm from Warsaw after the peace conference, urging autonomy for East Galicia, detailing frontier issues, and defending Poland’s wartime sacrifices while praising Allied support from America and the Entente. He warns against imperialist charges and calls for plebiscites to stabilize border regions.
Venizelos Urges League of Nations Support in U S Debate
Greek Prime Minister Venizelos, in a recent interview, praises the League of Nations as essential to prevent a Bolshevist drift in Europe and to preserve allied aims. He argues opposition in America hinges on treaty clauses, not the league itself, and stresses the league and treaty are inseparable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Venizelos
United States
Sei
Europe
League of Nations
Knox
America
Hays
Shrine of Shakespeare Desecrated by Brewery
Stratford on Avon faces a clash between historic romance and modern industry as a Birmingham firm plans an aluminum factory on the road to the Forest of Arden near Shakespeare’s birthplace. Locals protest the desecration of the muse’s setting amid gasworks fumes and new cheap cottages for workers.
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Hove
Tirm
Stratford-on
Labor Party
Macbeth
Aime
Abkoond
Swat
Patities
Ueht
Ann Hathaway
Canon Melville
Shakespeare
A. Cecil Knight
Whitworth Wallis
Alsmay
Ttig
Birgesaes
Wat Ich
Stratford
Avon
Kansas
Willam Shakespeare
Steatford-on-Avon
Is & Milhwright
Srickyard
Stratford-on- Avon
Birmingham
Forest of Arden
Qherair
Séoth
Rosalind
Aron
Ana
England
Peril in French Birth Rate Questioned by Economist
The piece notes a French economist asserting the war’s greatest impact is on birth rates rather than deaths. It cites prewar French birth rates around 18 per thousand, compares population trends with Germany, and highlights wartime declines to about nine per thousand by 1915 1918. It warns France risks falling behind nations like Spain unless trends reverse.
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Bark Suilvad
Calliér
France
Iid
Germany
Tance
Prence
Spain
The Host of the Sidhe Rides From Knocknarea
A fragmentary, rhythmic folk verse recounts the host crossing graveyards and cliffs, led by Niamh and Caoilte as they urge escape from mortal dreams. The host moves between right and day, challenging the deeds and hopes of Caolte and Clooth-na-bare.
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Jet Arrior
Fork Way
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Paderewski
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Commonwealth
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Paris
Poland
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Pasen
Zelion
Warmle
Masuria
Malborg
Layle
Fitz
Fritz
S. Senate
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Camille
Fidence
Max Pragus
Yovi Cmmméndt
National Council
Masarys
Masartek
Sid Swiencias
Oilno
Sambar
Dréhobrez
Ecoyslav
Styre
Zolkiewy
Brody
Zloczow
Polland
Lithuania
Ukrainia
Presigent Wilson
Hast
Atmerica
Hooves
Gdensi
Finnce
Amories
Wilyay
Hatter
Ukraine
Ukraine Inne
Mey 11
Untreyk
Banok
Nolae
Satabor
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Bryay
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Leo
Baala
Grisoner
Wolaky
Zloczyn
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Sejm
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