Argentina Pushes Covenant Reforms At League Assembly
Argentina seeks amendments to the league covenant amid a clash over sovereignty and the balance of power. The nation aims to shift influence toward the Assembly, broaden membership, and curtail perpetual Council seats while warning unilateral changes risk undermining the retreating postwar order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Argencias Avuda
Geneva
League Assembly
Argentina
Wilson
Paris
League of Nations
House-Bernstorff
United States
League
Spelling Quarrels Highlight Navy Reform Debate
A fragment recalls a naval reform debate where a critic mocks the use of through and thro while stressing a wish that the navy become a great university. The piece notes a admiral devoted to the childish idea as opinions clash over language and policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel
Navy
Fragmentary wartime note about training and organization
Partial naval warfare snippet discusses delaying plans and a push to organize the United States Navy. Mentions 100 days and seeking training under officers, with unclear context and several garbled words.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Moet
Congress Eyes Budget Struggle and Retrenchment
The short session faces heavy aims to cut unneeded expenditures by billions, push budget bills forward, and reform wartime laws. Congress, under Republican shadow, will limit new ground and focus on retrenchment and peace-time reorganization while addressing farmer relief and alien inflows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
House
Treasury Department
Wilson
House of Representatives
Senate
Explaining Class A Mandate References in Mesopotamia
The article discusses the Allied concept of Class A mandates under the covenant, detailing which regions were included such as Armenia Kurdistan Syria and Palestine, and outlining expectations for independence future advisory support and protection of trade and arms controls within those mandated territories. It notes complexities and uncertainties readers held about what Class A meant and the roles of mandatory powers and trustees.
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Retarn Colby
Lord Curzon
Mesopotamia
Armenia
Kurdistan
Syria
Palestine
Central
Africa
South Pimerica
Curtain Ie Islands
Manitary
Nivice
The Job and the Child
A wartime report notes more children left school to work than in the prior year, causing concern about youth labor and adult employment. Detroit authorities urge fewer work permits for youths so wartime needs can be met while education is undervalued by some youths who prefer earning pay over schooling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Tauti Tevinietiae
Child Labor Debate Reflects School and Family Struggles
The piece discusses rising adolescent impatience to work despite family finances, noting boys’ urgency to grow up while girls face different pressures. It blames parents and teachers for misunderstandings and calls for continued efforts toward abolishing child labor, with responsibility shared among families and schools.
The Silesian Plebiscite Vote Urgently Impending
Upper Silesia faces a tight deadline as the Versailles Treaty pacing ends January 15 with eighteen months allowed for preparation. German efforts to influence districts and relocate native Germans are alleged, while plebiscite officials will prioritize citizens over birth or recent domicile claims to determine the outcome.
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Upper Silesia
Vrench
Silesia
Wheiher
Germany
Upper
Silisis
Chumn
Dandry Vast
Colon
Sceaunt
Maj
Sub-Cellar of the Mind remmage inspires Paris debate
A garbled account traces a controversial link between African sculpture and futuristic art. It notes a primitive reduction to cylinders and cones, claiming a shared visual language that fuels discussions in modernist circles and challenges critics of Cubist and postwar aesthetics.
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Africa
Paris
Counnisseus
Paul
Alpurse
Guusuin
Dorothy Richarduans
Subconscious Roots in Modern Art Theorized
A scholar discusses how art across eras blends subconscious impulse with intellect and emotion. He cites Cubism and modernists, noting a deep pull from primal depths behind works like Nude Descending the Stairs and the potential for high or simple, natural expression in art.
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Ion
Dey
Scriabine
Greece
England
Give Him Another Chance Will You Help This School
A letter to the editor advocates support for an Institute for Grip a Hed and Dixailed Me at Twenty third Street New York. The institute offers training in art metalwork and other trades to disabled veterans and civilians, aiding rehabilitation and return to productive lives. It highlights success stories, funding efforts, and a call for patronage and donations to sustain the program.
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Tritone
Sivt Warine
Institute For
Grip
Yourth Avenue
Twenty-third
Incet
Red Cross
Guinud
Nelal Uris
Wominiees
Elassen
Quincy
Institute Studeat Tranihs
Dansayui
Amotiaraman
Sineani
Chile
Ula
Lomivration Flood TolAener Reported in Lomita Scene
A garbled OCR style note from Lomita describes a chaotic flood event and party atmosphere with unclear details. The fragment references York and a December date, but specific actions or outcomes are not discernible. The readable elements point to a local disturbance tied to a public scene and possible weather impact.
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York
Dee 4
Gotham Gleanings 4 Fotis Geo and many others listed
Fragmented notes recount local figures Tom Niles as father and Theophilus as grandfather. Mentions Mrs. Ray Hitchback and Chas Pearce of Mit among visitors. References to Terence MacSwiney, Winslow visit, piano sales, vaudeville acts, and various named places, with brisk city chatter and erratic spellings.
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Mtham
Tom Niles
Wittels
Theophilus
Mis
Chas
Pearce
Mit
Suikee
Creary City
Ray Hitchback
Winslow
Terence MacSwiney
Fir City
Fragmentary Verse and Satire in New York Scene
A garbled piece discusses old friends and new relationships with a poem about Eve and being admitted, then shifts to a critique of Garland’s million dollar gency refusal and rumors about Greenwich Village disputes. It references Ruth, Patrick Henry, and debates on liberty and death amid New York literary pages and a Little Reid Schoolhouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garland
Myuly
Greenwich Village
Greenwich
Reid
Christopiur Street
Snow removal by flushing urged during storm
A chaotic fragment appears to urge snow removal by flushing during a storm with hour by hour timing. It references editorials, public concern, and political debate about snow management, urging rapid action despite confusion and conflicting viewpoints.
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Tribune
USA Mets
Tom Geriod
Cori
Usanl
Thor
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Maleudeania
Wanamayhers
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Trontano
Hed Knut Hinein
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Ata
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Neral Uration
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Roms Neel
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Silvia
Hella
Alfoy
Piri
Shippinis
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Ocis Heywood Broun
Morvie
Gregory
Horner
Kimmelson
Unigny
Methde HC
Morrie
Druuy
Septintuloius
Vally
Uehich
Amyte Ming
Agia
Ireland
Sditur
Turfune
Astaire
Civision Club
Taselle
Eeeland
W. Leonard
New York
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Weitthe
Wharton
Westera
M. Lincoln Schuster
Ams
Roy Cohen
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H. Td
Hensik $Pillem van
Potty Boni & Live
Howe
Dorothy Martial
Matty
Eve
Isoserne
Moab Monitor
Ruth
Stig
Patrick Menry
New York Tribune
Onyris
Dation
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Oica
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Hid
Boral
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