Peace via Versailles Endorsed in House Knox Rewrite
Editor notes that Versailles remains a peace basis with Germany as Porter reshapes the Knox resolution to end the war, while protecting rights and interests under the Versailles and Austria treaties. East Smethport applauds local civic groups planning a Keating township service roll, park, athletic field, and playground, hopeful for realization and community benefit.
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East Smethport
Ladies Civic Improvement Club
Beidleman Urges Stringent Stance on Murder Case
The Democrat cites Lieutenant Governor E. E. Beidleman at the Harrisburg State Board of Pardons session, opposing commutation for Domenico Diaca, a death sentence for murder in Delaware County. Beidleman warns crime is made attractive by leniency and urges the board to set an example.
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E. E. Beidleman
State Board of Pardons
Harrisburg
Domenico Diaca
Delaware County
Mr. Beidleman
Abbott H Thayer a Painter and Scientist Remembered
Abbott Henderson Thayer died last Sunday in Dublin New Hampshire. He ranked among the era's strong artists with portraits landscapes and ideal figures. His lasting fame may rest on his discovery of protective coloration in animals and his ideas on camouflage for the Allies during wartime.
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Abbott Henderson Thayer
Dublin
N.H
Samuel F. B. Morse
Morse
Sidison
Marconi
National Academy of Design
Abbott H. Thayer
Thayer
Stevenson cites Republican drift in foreign policy alignment
Representative Stevenson argues that the current Republican administration is tracing the same steps as the prior Democratic administration. He cites Mesopotamia rights, Yap policy, Russia dealings, cable control, and the Colombia treaty as examples where policy remains in line with Wilson era positions. He stresses a backward march rather than reversal.
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Stevenson
Dem. 8. C
Mesopotamia
Yap
Russia
Colombia
United States of Columbia
Wilson
China
General Pershing
General Wood
France
Judge Hughes
Intors
Lester Jones
Harding
Civil Service
Plan to create Allegheny National Forest gains interest
The piece notes rising public attention to the Allegheny National Forest plan in McKean and adjoining counties. It credits federal and state experts for enhancing the region and hints at broader political debates, including remarks on Pershing, Wood, and civil service changes.
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Allegheny National Forest
McKean
Horror on the Rhine breeds Munich fear and vacation flight
A New York Times dispatch notes Munich residents avoid the Rhine area after warped anti French colored troops propaganda. Health officials deny any improper behavior or molestation by the troops, calling the sensational tales false. The piece, from American Legion Weekly, comments on the deceptive propaganda and its impact on tourism.
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Rhine
Munich
Austrian
Tyrol
Malland
New Yok Times
Baden
American Jegion Weekly
From Radical Youth to Phi Beta Kappa Honor
A young New Yorker jailed for inciting riot during anti-law meetings later entered Columbia University. He studied hard, neared graduation as an honor student, and earned Phi Beta Kappa. The piece argues radicalism can fade with knowledge and real work, citing European statesmen as support.
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New York
Columbia
Tivan
Picl
Buffalo Times
Infants and Death Penalty Debate in Juvenile Case
A New York Italian paper criticizes a proposed law by Sheppard and Towner that would protect unborn infants while condemning two seventeen and nineteen year olds to death. It argues civilized nations have abolished death for minors and denounces executing youths as barbaric.
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Sheppard
Towner
New York City
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