Basis Formed For Society of Nations review draft
Article analyzes Wilsons push to define the structure of a proposed League of Nations. It details executive, legislative, and judicial branches, favors plans that empower great powers with limited small-power representation, and notes debates among nations about arbitration versus international courts and the balance of influence among core states.
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Parta
Nebrouny
Wilson
Tee Hiele
Linje
Ehean
Amuarjean
Reiligh
International Supreme Court
Unitil
Creat Urilaitrance
Italy
Fapan
Alte
Winetenn
Len Af Owhinle
Sid Ait
Council of the Great Powers
Anilagang
Paternalional Supreme Council
Wepat
Rhvaridhes
Uhesados
Volce Ak
Flare Ups in Ohio influenza Situation Reported
The State Health Department notes renewed influenza outbreaks across Ohio with a general decrease in prevalence but warns of rising cases in several communities. Officials in Youngstown, Warren, Philadelphia, Chardon, and others cited increases as winter progresses and expect further spikes.
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O Hia
Alate
Hewth
Youngetown
Miles
Warren
Philadelphia
Chardon
Wallator 4
Dayer
Sid
Bude
Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription for women’s health
Daily health talks describe Dr. Pierce of Buffalo New Jersey popularizing Favorite Prescription a temperance medicine for feminine disorders. The piece touts its quick relief from headaches nervousness and irregular pains urging women to seek free confidential advice from the Invalids Hotel Buffalo and to use Pleasant Pellets with the prescription.
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America
Pierce
Buffalo
N. J
Piercn
Pierev
Faculty of the Invalids' Hotel
N.Y
Corps of Physicians
President to Explain League of Nations Debate Timing
The report notes Senator Whitehack claimed President Wilson would explain the League of Nations agreement before the Senate when the talks resume. A general discussion of propaganda in the United States preceded the debate on the treaty, with Nebraska and others reacting to the procedural pace.
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Washington
Davine
Senate
Llitehack
Cpmmittes
Wilson
Nebraska
United States
Wilson Presses Navy Program Amid Political Strife
A cablegram from Chairman Dad urges Congress to pass a three year naval building plan. Wilson asks Secretary Niles for full disclosure as critics press for details on the naval committee’s recommendations and the defense bill.
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Washington
Dadgett
Ws Wilson
Niiniels
Congress
Ar Puitigan
Mayett
Gonsim
Ohio State hosts record rural week attendance
More than 4800 people attended the seventh annual Rural Week at Ohio State University in Columbus. The event drew the largest crowd yet for rural interests in the United States, surpassing all previous Ohio and national records. Attendees included farmers and residents from Butler County and many named communities, with reports of speakers and farm-related exhibits.
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Ohio State University
Columbus
United States
Mhia
Butler County
Coil
Weatchester
Carney
Hamilton
Chas
W. Littel
Senate weighs new probe into pro German propaganda
Washington debate over a proposed inquiry into pro German and anti American propaganda, with Sen Overman and allies pushing to extend the committee’s powers to investigate efforts to propagate foreign political principles in the United States. Senators Walsh Poindexter and Weeks urge justice department action and caution about violent rhetoric, while others demand stricter scrutiny of meetings seen as sympathetic to foreign powers.
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Washington
Mehay
Pravren
Methesa Windaéwerty
Ms Oe
Uvertaru
Istigbl
Overman
Walsh
Montana
Denverit
Laree
Poindexter
Department of Justice
Mason
Minnis
Gortopolono
Dillon
South Dakota
Senate
Sepular Myers
Hnd
Cong
Nellogy
Minnesota
GL. Canis
Lenine
America
United States
Weeks
Massachusetts
Bowwh
Idaho
Washington Mob Disputes Reprimand Over Military Record
In the capital a dispute over a reprimand attributed to Provost Mirelal Crowder is challenged by General Mareh. The letter exchange with General Grover and General March centers on medical examination provisions. Secretary Hakrey states no reprimand was intended and suggests language modifications to the disputed note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Mirelal Crowder
Mareh
Clie
Stall
Yewidénavteeny
Gcrowder
March
Grover
Marek
Crowner
Hakrey
Minor pool hall citation leads to fines on High Street
Judge R. Woodruff fined Jack Dunkin and others for allowing minors to pool at a High Street billiard hall. Louis Georgopulos and Nick Kayéiros faced penalties. Shirley reported the scene. The hearing revealed ongoing investigations into alleged misconduct at local pool halls and potential consequences for proprietors.
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Wilty Dollars Widcosta
Ree Hout
Louis Georgopulos
Nick Kayéiros
Dudge R
Woodruff
High Street
Jack Dunkin
Uisiroom
Omeer Shirley
Teiwai
Goversly Druthtoy
Tax duplicate figures and election update from London
Columbus tax figures show a total due around 610 billion as the new levy. The tax commission notes the two year results as unprecedented and cites gains by several counties led by Cuyahoga and Mahoning, while Lowther is re-elected Speaker of the House in London after December election.
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Columbus
Ohio
IMS
Tron
Commission
Cuyahoga
Hogati
Montgomery
Aly
Elamilton
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Naval Program
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Tite
Nujal Laboratories
Standarif Olco
New Jersey
Tirtadiway
New York
Scotts
Simon
Crowder
Judge Woodruff
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