The Cart Before the Horse in the League Debate
A critical examination of the League of Nations debates, arguing the council’s limits in enforcing peace terms between Poland and Soviet Russia and in shaping policy with rising threats from Mustafa Kemal’s Nationalists in Asia, while major powers clash over aims and veto power.
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League of Nar
Europe
Asia
League
Poland
Soviet
Persia
Lloyd George
Mr. Balfour
Supreme Council
Germany
Hungary
Turkey
Asian
Mustapha Kemal
Naionalists
Ling
Hos Liniter
League of Nations
Britain
France
Italy
Hope
Coolidge and Suffrage in a State Referendum
Fragmented report notes President Coolidge and suffrage issues across states. Mentions Montana, New England, and a presidential ticket with Coolidge. refers to ratification of amendments and referendas on voting rights impacting 1 million women. Partial text lacks clear facts or dates.
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Coolidge
Vicw
Montana
New England
Bal Calvin Coolidge
Massa
Fed
Calvin Cool
New Eye
Rhode Island
Maine
Auffragista
England
New England Eyes Record Vote for Calvin Coolidge
The region has long opposed limits on freedom, yet enthusiasm builds for Calvin Coolidge as the nation faces the choice of leadership. Local pride and democracy drive support, while opponents fear apathy may dampen turnout. A controversial push to boost participation hints at broader political strategies.
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Connecticut
Vermont
New England
Calvin Coolidge
Krassin pressed France on Russian debt repudiation stance
The article analyzes Krassin's push to secure French recognition and peace with the Soviet regime while insisting Russia bears the debt. It frames his claims as cynical and naïve, noting France's loans funded railways and industry under the Czar and that Bolsheviks repudiated those obligations. It also references U.S. political tensions and Senate naval investigations surrounding wartime figures.
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Krassin
Lenine
Europe
Russia
Animal Kingdom
France
Bolshevists
Frince
Admiral Sims and Daniels in Wartime Politics
The Army and Navy Register argues Daniels could retaliate against Admiral Sims for truth telling but unlikely scenarios and political considerations temper any action. It cites Navy statistics and Senate correspondence showing preparedness issues, while recounting prior presidential nominee history and Senate dynamics across decades.
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Admiral Sims
Army and Navy Register
Daniels
Sims
Mr. Daniels
Senate
Navy Department
Suplus
The Ludendorff Letter and Postwar German Policy
A letter by General Hoffmann in Ukraine six weeks after Germany’s collapse argues Germany pursued a double policy in Russia before the revolution, aiding Lenin and pro German monarchists to shape postwar power. It contends Brest Litovsk and Moscow talks showed German aims to influence Russia, while criticizing Allied actions and urging cautious, decisive strategy for future peace.
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Ludendorff
General Hofman
Ukraine
Germany
Ludendorf
Russia
Lenine
Mosca
Luderdorff
German- Bolshevist alliance aims alleged propaganda plan
A leaked note claims Bolshevists sought German Reich support to influence prisoners and place German officers in command to push a German Russian alliance. It asserts Ludendorff would deny authenticity, yet the letter aligns with known facts and questions US blindness to German change of tone.
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Bolshevists
Gery
Germany
Ludendorff
Rhine
The Canterbury Road Journal and Punch Parody
A Rutgers press sheet critiques readers who read movie titles aloud, mocking the London Punch and Punches voice. The piece includes Chaucer references and a jab at Dr Manning in a Hartford Courant blurb noting his engagement to Helen Taft and limited college sports involvement.
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Geoffrey Chaucer
Inn
Myrider
Canterbury
Rutgers Neilson
Londor Wurich
Punch
London Punch
Dr. Manning
Helen Taft
Hartford Courant
Yale
Paraphrased Gotham Gleanings notes and sightings
A collage of dated: social happenings. mentions include Harold Ross at dinner, Bill Larned on Fifth Avenue, Charley Frey injury, Mrs Parker and Phyllis Duganne, Reinalt Werrenrath June 3, Nevia McMein returning from a convention, Joe Wise and family to Magnolia Massachusetts, De Wolf Hopper driving in Park Avenue, Parsons voting behavior, Charles Phelps Cushing book release If You Don't Write Fiction, and political forecast for November 2. Also references to ancient glass vial auction and flashlight battery price comparison to 1917 era, and wartime hysteria noted in Everybody's magazine.
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Iarold Ross
Bill Larned
5Th Ave
Charley Frey
Chyo
Estep
Bill Parker
Phyllis Duganne
London
Reinalt Werrenrath
Nevia McMein
Cage
Joe Wise
Magnolia
Mass
de Wolf Hopper
Park Ave
Eve
Wil
The War and Women Voices in Wartime Society
A collection of letters and editorials discussing gender roles during wartime, praising women writers for pathos and critique of military despotism in the Massey case, and urging balanced military training while noting civilian labor shifts and farm labor shortages impacting crops.
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Po Tle
the Tribune
Sint
of Humanity
Massey
United States
A. Fbf
New York
New York Proves Fewer Prescriptions For Booze Than Chicago
A fragment suggests New York issues fewer physicians’ prescriptions for alcohol than Chicago, implying prescriptions are unnecessary in New York.
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New York
Chicago
Ne York
Fragmented OCR note on Butler attack and wartime figures
An incoherent OCR fragment from a New York page mentions Butler, references to wartime roles, and various disjointed names and events. The fragment lacks clear events or dates, making a precise public notice or reporting item impossible to reconstruct.
Honor to Whom It Is Dit Poo Tie-airmy
Fragmentary OCR yields a sports style tease with names and odds but no clear event or outcome. The readable text mentions Alsvo stent and niche terms, lacking coherent details to confirm teams, scores, or dates.
Incomplete OCR Note Seeks Hidden Inventions
Fragmentary text hints at a discussion of inventions and devices such as typewriters and heaters. Mentions Piet, Medic 1 Tae, and a question about when a costless nomiiagonst will appear, but specifics are unclear due to garbled OCR passages.
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Tennessee
Lewis Cass
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Sunday ‘Tribune
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America
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