Elaly Deception and Navy Plan Debate in 1930s Press
The article analyzes how newspaper coverage distorts naval expansion debates. It cites Secretary Daniels and Secretary Daniels perspectives, arguing contrasts between public impressions and official plans for a three year naval build up and the aim to keep the United States in second place with strong emergency expedition capabilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniela
United States
Sense
Trehng
Jato Fond A Dali
Daniels
Remlars
Fragmented OCR Reads as Unclear News Snippet
An unreadable OCR segment mentions a looming event labeled as a coming to the country but lacks coherent detail. It references a group of individuals and a warning or action tied to a potential judicial or civic context without clear names or places.
Congressman Billy Mason's Ireland Aid Scheme Questioned
A fragmentary letter and intermittent references discuss Congressman Billy Mason and a proposed 14000 dollar appropriation for a diplomatic corps to Ireland. The text critiques Mason’s plan as likely to face issues in Congress and notes reactions to contemporaneous journalism by Sint Feiner and George Viereck about Bolshevism and Soviet ties. The piece questions partisan response in Congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billy Mason
United States
Ireland
Patrick McCartin
Republic of Ire
Cangruse
Sint Feiner
Martens
Finvoy
Soviet
Tugsia
Pei
George Vieveck
Peis
Dss Aviation
Germany
America
Snake Tower
Bolshevisma
Bhovey
McCartin
Fayos
George Viereck
Trent
Botsheyisov Arier Meir Dau
Congeniiss
Infamous German Propaganda Repudiated in Uproar
A blistering critique condemns German propaganda and Junker deceit in pressuring the American Senate against League of Nations terms. It denounces German arrogance and allies betraying country for gold, while noting the peace treaty text was not to be published in full until later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertin
Senate
League of Nations
America
Germany
Lloyd-George
Clemenceau
Orlando
Horde
Wopypee Wuel Settzerland
Fap
British policy debates strain allied unity in wartime report
A fragmentary report notes Allied country copies of publications and a solitary member’s fear that such steps embolden enemies. It cites Lif Lif and Gertestad on photographs and senators, with U.S. leadership viewed by some as repudiating unity, while Canada and Washington circles face pressures from various groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jon
Unite Stites
Ich
Waeld
Unions Speak for Labor Amid Debates on Workers' Voice
A provocative piece argues unions express the will of all labor, claiming organized workers represent 27 million others and that collective bargaining, strikes, and the union shop have shaped policy. It asserts unorganized labor voices align with union aims and denies Bolshevik fears, asserting unions as progressives reflecting broad labor interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tabay Cin
Lfad
Mit
England
France
Italy
Mwh
Bolshe‘ista
Birh
Bolshevists
Tomarray
Deuretatio Party Loses Grip Amid Election Oddities
A garbled report notes a failed deuretatio party, mentioning a congressman and figures like George Grigsly frown, Col Melving Grigsly, and Gisby's Reel Riders. The text hints at Montana connections and Spanish-era terms, but the exact events remain unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deuretatio
George Grigsly
Atastra
Melving Grigsly
Gisby
Montana
Fragmented OCR shows political jumbles and misreads
The readable portions depict political figures and events with many garbled names and phrases. Mentions of senators, committee appointments, votes on suffrage opponents, and foreign affairs hints appear amid heavy OCR errors, making precise identification difficult.
Best Editorial of the Day Surprising but True
English correspondent Philip G Gibbs, after visiting America, reports on the intense GOP hostility to President Wilson seen in New York, Philadelphia and Boston. He notes Democrats and Republicans clash over policy and personal loyalties while praising Wilson as a strong leader and proponent of a League of Nations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip G Gibbs
America
Wilson
New York
Republican Party
United States
Philadelphia
Boston
Washington
Lincoln
Gibbs
League of Nations
Bratherskite
Fellin's attraction for tie lourists
The article urges Berlin as a postwar pleasure capital inviting foreign visitors to enjoy its revived nightlife while noting wartime scars in Paris and other European cities. It predicts future entertainment in Berlin as Allied concerns and Versailles terms linger, with a provocative appeal for tourists to choose the German capital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Europe
Paris
Teutons
Lowton
Lmw
Yenies
Nelginen
France
London
Herlin
Versailles
Alfied Aries
Germain
Estimated annual enconals production cited in record
A figure claims the yearly output of enconals reaches about 8.0 billion. The note suggests this volume could supply seven a pie te to every man woman and child on the planet.
From Other Viewpoints and Whims of Public Life
A garbled clashing of quotes and misheard phrases from multiple editorials and wire service snippets. The piece blends remarks on Senator Borah, prohibition debates, European affairs, and political punditry with scattered aphorisms and unrelated snippets from various newspapers.
Luxuries of life and quotes mingle in old prose
A collage of aphorisms and literary quotes from various sources. It references life’s luxuries, duties rewarded, a pianist remark, pride in moderation, plucky youth, Emerson on concentration, a history joke, Thackeray on mothers, and a hat loss tale, all in fragmented clipping style.
Flight to Portland Opens West Coast Route
A June dispatch from Mather Field Sacramento notes eleven officers and airmen depart tomorrow for Portland Oregon in eight Army airplanes. The squadron is among the largest long distance flights west has seen and plans to land in Portland on June 10. The group follows a route similar to Lieutenant A F I, continuing the blaze trail of prior aviation efforts in the Rose Festival period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Mather Field
Sacramento
Portland
Oregon
Anal Rose
Bolshevism in the United States warned as threat
The New York World warns that Bolshevism could threaten U S industrial stability. It notes Bolshevik influence through the Industrial Workers of the World and warns against ignoring propaganda while urging counter propaganda over force.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
United States
Russia
New York World
War awards list cites service indistinguished actions
Washington June 7 war department released citations for the distinguished service class awards. Miss Jane Jeffrey, an English Red Cross nurse, is cited for extraordinary bravery. While on duty at a hospital she was wounded by an exploding aerial bomb yet refused to leave her post, her devotion to helping others inspiring her associates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Angociated Press
Washington
Giewesnas
War Department
Widh
Jane Jeffrey
American Red Cross Nmree
Ann
Hee Associates
Evidence on Pogroms Reported to Lithuania Peace Delegation
Witnesses describe pogrom-like excesses by Polish troops against Jews in Vilna. Te Rabbi Rachmilesvitz compiled accounts and sent them to Lithuanian authorities and the peace conference through the Lithuanian commission.
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Elaly Deception
Billy Partigan
Nathans
Belsheviats
Aurich
Shery
Rewarlas
Ferarasdon
Ale Senite
Brather Clarkers
Tike
Monrose
Penrose
Budge
Villa
Hirao
Mexico
Reed
Austria
The
Philadelphia Record
Fellin
Everett True
Sixth
Alain
Western Union
Helena, Montana
Borah
Spokane
Baltimore America
Charleston News and Courier
Buflalo
Times
Ggo
George Feliot
Boston Transcript
Aed
Wil Testatin
Sir Edwin Arnold
San Fransisco Chronicle
Herbert Spencer
Browning
Emerson
Thackeray
East
Yonkers
M. L. Higgins
National Bank of Montana
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