World League Covenant Text Reveals Planned Members
Washington reports the revised League of Nations covenant to be shown in Paris. It lists 31 original members including self governing British dominions and 13 invitees such as the Scandinavian states the Netherlands Switzerland Spain and Persia with Argentina Chile Colombia Paraguay El Salvador and Venezuela among the American republics. Mexico is absent. The document outlines assembly and council structure and notes conditions for admission and mandates, with debates on race equality and armament limitations.
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Washington, D. C
League of Nations
Paris
State Department
Germany
Czecho-Slovakia
Poland
Netherlands
Switzerland
Spain
Persia
Argentina
Chile
Colombia
Paraguay
Salvador
Venezuela
Mexico
Wupor
Wilson
United States Senate
League
Council of Internationl
Cetene
U.S
Italy
S ‘America
Ttaly
Ard
America
United States
Lnew
Adriatic
Italy Rejects Peace Terms as Wilson Sets Basis for Settlement
President Wilson states the 14 points as the framework for peace and argues against Italian claims to Fiume. He notes Austria-Hungary no longer exists and urges a league of nations approach. Italy, Diaz, and Orland seek to shape postwar borders with Adriatic guarantees.
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Italy
Fiame
Austria
America
Paris
Thaca di Reyes
Rome
Armando Diaz
Wilson
Orlando
Germany
Adriatic
Fiume
Great Britain
France
London
Europe
League of Nations
Austro-Hungarian Empire
Balkan Stour
Europea
Hungary
Bohemia
Bon- Mania
Jugo- Slav
Mediterranean
Austro-Hungary
Austria-Hungary
Alps
Istrian
Triest
Pola
Order of
Iowa News Highlights From Wartime Farm Gains and Local Happenings
Iowa items report grain crop increases aiding French provisions, new high school debates location, and various local notices. Notable notes include Frank Burnett’s Pershing decoration, a first Chinese oratorical qualifier at Grinnell, large real estate sales in Appanoose, and public works bids constrained by high prices.
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Bliss
Extension Department
Iowa
France
Forth Dodge
College of Yesterday
A.B. Funk
Tabor
William Hoffman
International Harvester’ Company
Central Euurope
Zurich
Switzerland
Charles City
Alexander Houck
Independence
New York
Union
Frank ° C. Burnett
Knoxville
John Pershing
T.'Pseng
Grinnell College
Appanoose County
Hogland
Black Hawk County
Ruth Stanley
Yorktown
M BF
Healy
Seth Thomas
Hamilton County
Sammie
Glen Lamson
Norwich
Maron County
Clarinda
Gulf
Monroe’ County
Fraser
G. B. Hancock
Bedford
A. Sawyer
Osage
South Bend
Ind
Rippey
Winthrop
Chicago
Brough
A. E. Johnson
Graettinger
Laverne
Story County
Farie Bureau
McGrégor
Jacob Hoel
Waterloo
Ditcher
Clark Andrews
Cesar Falls
Priver Wity
Iowa General Assembly Acts on Highway Plan and Officers
A joint Senate House highways committee is proposed to assist the state highway commission and county boards on road programs under the new road law. The Senate approved multiple officer appointments and budget bills, including grants for weather services, entomology, and a large state university project. The House passed women’s suffrage, fishing license, and nonpartisan judiciary measures, plus pay increases for teachers and other statutory reforms.
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Senate
House of the General Assembly
BE. R. Moore
House
Arch W. McFarlane
County Boards of Supervisors
Ole 0. Roe
Vast Tall
J A. Tracy
Executive Council
State University of
Towa City
Ames
Capitol
Hauge
Dione
Pitt
Woodworth
Board of Health
General Assembly
Iowa
House of Representatives
Bil
DHL
Knickerbocker
Lint County
O'Donnell
Dubuque County
van Alstine
Town Senate
Frailey
Harding
Joe Frailey
Lee County
SiegRid Bas
Joe Brafley
W. S. Alen
Iowa Senate
Secretary of State
State Automobile Department
Adams
General. Assembly
Des Moines
Mothers of America
Whitmore
Electinn
Price
Mon- Tae
Ifelows
Allamakee County
House. of. Representatives
Kim
Council
O Neff
Slaugat
Williams
Iby -A.- Foctan
Lake
Woodbury
House of Ergs
Douglas ‘Rogers
Carroll County
Rogers
1A Grove
Hutchison
Ida ‘Grove
Klaus
Newberry
Clayton County
Senate Committee On
Adair County
Hayner
Messer
Johnson County
Weaver
Wichman
Harrington
Moore
Grif
Turks Kill as Envoys Talk Extermination of Armenians Prolonged
Washington memorandum from Miran Sevasty and the Armenian National Union of America says peace delays allow Turkish forces to continue the Armenian genocide. It urges modifying armistice terms to expel Turkish authorities from Armenian provinces and was sent to Paris via Bir Phillips.
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Washington, D. C
Meeelian Tace
Whileon
State Department
Phillips
Miran Sevasty
Armenian ‘National Union of America
Paris
Bir. Phillips
Italians Welcome Return of Premier Griando in Rome
Vittorio Orlando arrived in Rome from Paris amid a vast throng. Patriotic songs and shouts filled the air as crowds waved tricolor banners and cried support for Dalmatia and Italian unity.
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Griando
Rome
Vittorio Orlando
Paris
Dalmatia
Vis Nationais
Kaly
Depend on Yourself for Leadership and Conviction
The passage urges self reliance and personal example to advance a cause. It argues you must demand effort from yourself, secure support from others when needed, and demonstrate the proposition's value through conduct and decisiveness to win confidence and believability.
Were Not Far From Paris Paints in German Reach
The article recalls the German advance toward Paris in the great war, noting the nearest paint to Paris retained by the Germans as of September 3, 19124, when they reached Senlis about 25 miles from the capital.
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Paris
Senlis
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