Wilson in Paris Faces Strong Opposition and Bold Action
Special Paris report portrays President Wilson confronting French officials and press, shaping the peace talks with audacity. It notes his isolation, strategic patience, and decisive moves to steer the League of Nations while balancing European pressures and American ideals.
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Paris
William Allen White
Wheeler Syndicate, Inc
Presiden Wileow
Europe
Champs Elysees
Wilson
Juste
Avene Montaigne
Elysean Fields
Trun
France
Clemenceau
Moincure
Haron Celleri
Mr. Lansing
Bernard Baruch
Vance McCormick
Grand Lodge
Hotel de Crillon
Poteucies
Licvil George
Clemraceau
Mitters
Earla
Colonel House
Mor
Wilson mm
White House
Hertha
Sennoo
Chile
M. Pinehon
League of Nations
Tuwmelly
Acetican
Robert Coci
America
Alea Middie
Nape
Eno
Nathans
Mathias
de Sukases
Koderia
Natlove
Wilhelm
Lloyd George
M. Clemenceau
Wodrow Wilson
Woodrow Wilson
Brotherhood of Man
Americans Not That From the New York Times.
An extended critique contrasts American workers with Bolshevism, arguing laborers seek upward mobility, not proletarian roles. The passage includes dialogue about the Marne and a hospital garden scene, mixing political reflection with a narrative reminiscence.
Proposal Amid Confusion Sparks Weekend Plans
Fragmentary notice from a Boston paper hints at a social proposal and evening gathering. Names and details are garbled but suggest a planned proposal and enjoyable social engagement as weather cooperates.
Seattle Buys Entire Street Car System in Record Deal
A W Leonard hands Thomas F Murphine $15 000 000 as Seattle acquires the Padget Sound Traction system. The city becomes owner of 2410 miles of tracks 640 street cars 61 068 000 in real estate and buildings and about 600 000 in supplies and equipment.
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A. W. Leonard
Thomas F. Murphine
Oity
Seattle
Padget Sound Traction, Light and Power Company
Public Utilities of
Irony in Headlines Across the Atlantic
A fragment discusses dangers of cross national headline wiring and misrepresentation. It tongue in cheek warns Americans not to trust Paris or European press bluster about Wilson, Hougs, and peace talks. It notes Camp Zachary Taylor in Kentucky billing the government three million dollars.
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New York Post
New York
Paris
Wilson
Colonel Hougs
Bald
Treak
George Ia
Zachary Taylor
Kentucky
Malaria Mosquito Study Links Swamp Pollution to Crucians Spread
The report details a Montgomery Alabama swamp polluted by a sulfuric acid factory that nurtures Anopheles crucians while killing other malaria vector larvae. It notes crucians prefer brackish and stagnant waters, rest in dark damp sites, and can fly over a mile. A 7000 feet buffer is advised between malaria breeding grounds and towns to protect residents.
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Outakirrn
Montgomery
Ala
Alabama River
Metz
Facetious Symposium on League of Nations
A humorous reader letter from a New York World correspondent grouping opinions of various "fool friends" on the League of Nations. It presents satirical takes by named pseudonyms and references debates, the Monroe Doctrine, constitutional concerns, and political figures, all in lighthearted mock-argument style.
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Amay
New York
League of Nations
Renate
His McCann
Shellback
Pam Hong He Syoothe
A. Backslider
Borah
Boral
Christian Oldiers
C. U. Slob
Shermap
Wilson
Peace Council
League
Harvey
Money shrinkage hits soldiers as dollar stalls abroad
London reports a decline in the British pound and French franc after the unraveling of the underlining exchange links. The currency slide imposes financial hardship on American soldiers and other buyers dealing in foreign money.
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London
Mull
Unier
New York Exchange
What kind of yeoman te hie wile waa shal ché 0
A misread Baltimore American snippet yields an obscure query line about a yeoman and wile. Readable parts suggest a fragmentary headline style with unnamed people and unclear action. The readable text provides no definite event, dates, or organizations to anchor a full summary.
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Baltimore American
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