Wood's remedy for crisis and the coal situation
The piece discusses using order and legality to deter mob action in coal field disruptions, praising state efforts under Governor and the Kansas administration. It notes guard costs as a state obligation, debates foreign influence and arms shipments to Mexico, and critiques President Wilson's handling of Mexican affairs amid industrial withdrawals.
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New Republic
Mexico
United States
Germany
Holland
Jenkins
Wilso
Washington
Wilson Nomination Debate and Public Welfare Stakes
The piece discusses the 1924 Democratic potential nomination of Woodrow Wilson and President Wilton Wilson’s place in party politics, warning that nominating him could overshadow public welfare questions and delay decisive postwar policy. It alludes to Watsons resolution and government agencies used in political battles, warning of upheaval if the party shifts focus away from wartime decisions.
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Ighest Press
Everte
Woodrow Wilson
Toni Liralien
New York Critics Praise Warmer Temperament at Major Theatre
The article notes rising demand for the production as it expands across the country. Critics in New York commend the piece as a leading feature of the season, with strong box office and favorable reception from audiences in the East, South, and West.
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York
London hints at a international police force idea
Major David Davies urges creation of an international police force with units in different parts of the world. He argues nations need an Army to maintain order and enforce quotas, aligning with League of Nations aims to limit new weapons and provide adequate force for immediate use.
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Fragmented OCR note with unclear content
The readable text is garbled and references a casual game or event but lacks identifiable people, places, or dates. The main facts are too indeterminate to summarize into a coherent news item.
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