The Lodge Speech and the League Debate Impasse
A critical reflection on Senator Lodge and the US approach to the League of Nations after WWI. The piece labels the treaty as failed, condemns the president’s European mission, and argues America risked autocratic control of foreign policy without clear plan or consent. Strong focus on leadership, diplomacy, and the nation’s path forward.
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Lodge
League of Nations
Germany
Mans Tan
Cnmmot
Europe
America
Nothne
Senate
Association of Nations
Aervat
Fisher
van Nol Bey
Petig Poe
Enforce the Law on Subway Smoking and Vaping
The piece argues that bold public health laws exist to curb smoking in subway stations and trains, but enforcement is weak. It calls for preventive measures and stricter penalties for acts like spitting on subway and elevated stairs, urging stronger enforcement to protect the public.
Leadership in a leaderless convention debate
The piece argues that direct voting devices require capable leadership and questions whether a leaderless convention or primary can function. It suggests concentrating national brains on combining popular will with a capable, responsible convention to guide issues and candidates.
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Chicago
German Elections Signal Extreme Shift From Moderates
The Munich to Berlin electoral trend shows heavy gains for chauvinists and rightists while moderate parties shrink. The Miller government faced record criticism for weak liberal policies, with Independents arguing socialization gains and centrists blamed as compromise. Voters favored radical promises, derailing the moderate reform agenda.
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Miller
People's Party
German National Party
Socialista
Sveme
Democrats
Bourgeoin
Bhert
Ehort
Versailles
Germany
Mwavihie
Murad
Rejudiaton
Wip
Ita
Mlac
Independenta
Plogann
People's
German politics crystallizes along class lines as unions split
The passage argues that major parties fail to unite, with independents leveraging the general strike and workers’ power. A likely anti socialist coalition with the Catholic Center may form, while the Majority Socialists and trade unions drift toward the Independents, signaling a clear class struggle division.
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Bert
Kapp
People’s Party
Catholic Center
Southern Contests and Southern Representation in GOP
The Republican National Committee seeks to settle Southern contest outcomes on merit, amid Gulf State disorganization. Debates stress overrepresentation of Southern districts and moves to adjust delegation rules, factoring in the 19th century woman suffrage context and state-by-state vote totals to limit districts with large Republican strength. The aim is to reduce the influence of unruly Southern votes on national conventions and curb factional friction within the party.
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Republican National Committee
Hays Waa
Committee On
Gulf States
Contesta
National Party
Congress
Hove
Riral
Dilco
R. B. Towel
Min
Nebraskay Han
Rollen
Howell
Tosa
Alabama
Georgia
Florida
South Carolina
Mippi
Loteiana
Texas
Arkangia
Virginia
Tennessee
North Capriina
Hovidi
South Cavelina
Mississippi
Louisiana
Arkansas
Temnessee
North Carolina
Dark Horse Phrase In Politics Traced Through History
The saying dark horse, linked to a racing phrase, gained traction in American politics early. The tale notes the term’s rise in Kentucky stories and its adoption in England, with references to Thackeray and Disraeli. It defines a dark horse as a person little known yet potentially dangerous.
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Kentucky
Hermann Eduard van Holst
John G. Calhoun
Palle
America
England
Thackeray
Philip
Disranli
Lever Seon
Davis
Bryne
Lara
Wartime era article attacks and defense of Furman Hoffmann Company
An April 1919 to May 1919 Trihimé issue serializes articles alleging German trade aims and wartime conspiracies tied to Furman Hoffmann Company. The government inquiry panel rejects charges of disloyalty, clearing Vorsmann and the firm of any improper conduct while outlining the wartime context and motives behind the published material.
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Germany
Alton
Gary Mayy
SehVion
Loramann & Muffmann
Taiskéie Ny
Hill Ohfe
Foxton
Fouermann & Wyitm
Coninapyre
Oainton
Vibe Publiication
Tin Herolines
United Stats
Aewer
Nugos Phatyr Watiels
Aid
Hebher Han Mpida
Wpatine
Purainann
Wepnationals
Porsintinn & Hofmann Company
Vorsmann
America
Arthitetus
United States
Eitisins
Siam Toparts
Mere Horstman
Urifur
Hs Nrbiele
Pie Deliog
Fox and Goose Theatrical Terrors in Colonial Times
A fragmentary verse recounts a turbulent episode in which Tory sympathizers and soldiers pursue Aaron Fox and others through a colonial landscape. The text blends historical memory with satirical bravado, ending with a mock trial and a moral about fear and loyalty amid upheaval. The piece interjects modern asides about candidates and events, echoing a newspaper column’s tone.
Pathway of Adventure review in The Tribune
A verbose critique notes The Pathway of Adventure with British officers in a Dirkish prison escape tale, praising some intrigue while dismissing the spiritualist premise. It questions the plot’s sense and mocks sensationalism, comparing the work to melodramatic wartime fiction and noting the general literary tone of the period.
Frank Moss Friend of Mankind Praised by Officials
A tribute to Frank Moss, veteran public servant in New York City, who died Saturday night after decades of community service. Henry M. Kean, Deputy Commissioner of Accounts, lauds Moss as an exemplary public figure who guided probes into utilities and public service, reflecting the old Golden Rule. The writer notes Moss’s integrity, devotion, and impact on civic life in New York.
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Jivat Bank
Ross Tyrell
Parhwayer
Knoply
Hamlril
UlHawers
Crook
Audgenture
Rane
Pate
Tha Boale
Wali
Wilken
sStories
Frank Moss
The
Tribune
New York City
Wennk Muse
Frank Mosa
Muxei
Computistisr
New
Neo ' Lavy
Henry MH Kean
Aucounta
New York
Jung
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Aucon
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Newgate
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Robert Lindley Murray
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Richard Butler
Leon
Hightern
Anie Varge
Nak
Exleying
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Wilstard
Troderlele Manin
Marcy
Leen Taft
Ds. Manning
New Haven
Cribumne
Hoggles. Menuminsie Club
O. White Hall
Anne Luew
Rose Paty
Rowanmount
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March Harel
Frederic F. van de Water
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Mezcal
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Malone
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Vetore
Jlid
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Oecih Ferman
Dan Einel
York
Anne Pith
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