Harding policy softens as World peace talks unfold
The article outlines President Harding's evolving foreign policy stance with notes to Britain and Germany. It covers Secretary Hughes' positions on overseas possessions, Yap and other colonies, reparations, and a Knox resolution plan for postwar peace. British crisis looms with coal strikes, while Ireland and Greece face instability amid broader European tensions.
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Hughes
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Mary Colby
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Germany
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Great Britain
America
Dominions
Washington
M. Vi- Vien
Congress
Knox
Europe
Littin
Association of Nations
Senate
Mr. Iwardinge
M. Viviani
France
Ed On, the man with the shortest name in America
A short feature profiles Ed On, a sixty year old resident of Owensmouth California. The piece notes his four letter name and presents him as possibly the world’s shortest.
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San Francisco
Cal
Eastport
Maine
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Mechanicsville
Ohio
Mormter
Grand Rapids
America
Owensmuth
Theresa ‘Gilroy
Boston
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