The Cart Before the Horse In The League Of Nations Debate
The article critiques the League of Nations approach amid European and Asian conflicts. It argues the Supreme Council’s struggles with Germany, Hungary, Turkey, and the Polish Soviet border issue hinder peace efforts. It notes national aims clash, veto power risks paralyzing action, and warns force may be needed only after territorial settlements precede a viable league.
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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 the 1920 U S Vote Debate
The state of Montana and New England dynamics shape support for Calvin Coolidge on the suffrage question. A looming referendum in September will determine whether women gain the vote nationwide, with Rhode Island Maine and others weighing referenda as suffragists push democracy forward.
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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 backs local hero in vote for freedom
The passage argues that Connecticut and Vermont resist woman’s freedom along with Southern states. It stresses that impersonal democracy ideals and local pride won't move statesmen as will a chance to vote for a local hero. It claims New England will cast a record vote for Calvin Coolidge and hints at boosting turnout by doubling the vote.
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Connecticut
Vermont
New England
Calvin Coolidge
Krassin presses western allies on Russia debt issue
The article portrays Krassin as bluntly admitting Bolshevik failures and pressing France to recognize the Lenine regime in exchange for relief on Russia’s unpaid debt. It notes France funded railways and industry, holds Russia’s gold, and opposes repudiation while framing debt as a political tool to gain support. It mentions Congress, Secretary Daniels, and Admiral Sims amid a legal and political debate.
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Krassin
Lenine
Europe
Russia
Animal Kingdom
France
Bolshevists
Frince
Admiral Sims and Daniels Faces in Navy War Critique
The Army and Navy Register discusses potential retaliation against Admiral Sims for truth-telling, suggesting exile or banishment by President Wilson's administration. It argues such moves are unlikely due to Senate disclosures of wartime conditions and Daniels’s controversial actions on naval preparedness.
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Admiral Sims
Army and Navy Register
Daniels
Sims
Mr. Daniels
Senate
Navy Department
Suplus
Theate
General Board of the Navy
Eretary Daniels
Europe
General Board
Lome
Tribune
Republican Party
United States Senate
Meng
Warering
Sen
Lincoln
Stephen A. Douglas
Ilinois
Democratic Party
John C. Breckins
Kentucky
View Johanan Ad
John Bell
Tennessee
Lewis Cass
Michigan
Gener
Zachery Tagle Ciss
Campainn
Henry Chiy
Comcross
Clay
Oppor Jackson
Jackson
John Quincy Adaner
House of Representatives
Rufus King
Tom Ne York
James Madison
Republican
Harding
Waediiey
The Ludendorff Letter and German Policy Reflections
A newspaper summary notes General Hoffmann's Ludendorff letter six weeks after Germany's collapse. It argues Germany sought a double policy in Russia, backing Lenin and pro-German monarchists while plotting to influence postwar leadership. The piece discusses implications for Allied strategies and prewar Russian plans, including a cautious approach toward a future Russia.
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Ludendorff
General Hofman
Ukraine
Germany
Ludendorf
Russia
Lenine
Mosca
Luderdorff
German Russian alliance plot described in leaked letter
A leaked note alleges Bolshevists planned propaganda to favor rapprochement with Germany, promote German prisoner exchanges, and place German officers in Red Army positions. It claims Ludendorff seeks to use this to push Red troops toward the Rhine as revenge for defeat. The authenticity is denied by Ludendorff, yet the report aligns with known facts.
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Bolshevists
Gery
Germany
Ludendorff
Rhine
Literary fragments mingle with satire and gossip on stage and roads
A Rutgers press sheet quotes Geoffrey Chaucer and John Gay as it mocks modern media culture. It references a journey to Canterbury and a “journal of the road” alongside notes on Punch and London Punch. The item also mentions Dr Manning's engagement to Helen Taft and Yale Manitol Club links.
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Geoffrey Chaucer
Inn
Myrider
Canterbury
Rutgers Neilson
Londor Wurich
Punch
London Punch
Dr. Manning
Helen Taft
Hartford Courant
Yale
Parinavartrattra rane and summer social notes
Gotham Gleanings reports a first day of summer with social notes across New York. Entertainers like Harold Ross and De Wolf Hopper appear at dinners and outings on Fifth Avenue Park Avenue. Mentions include Miss Nevia McMein returning from a convention and Joe Wise’s Magnolia trip. A literary aside notes Charles Phelps Cushing’s new book. The piece blends society gossip with brief cultural and political observations about the upcoming November vote and other miscellany.
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Nevia McMein
Cage
Joe Wise
Magnolia
Mass
de Wolf Hopper
Park Ave
Eve
Wil
Fragmented wartime editorial and letters on duty and labor
The page includes a long editorial and reader letters discussing military despotism in the Massey case, calls for accountability, and praise for pathos in literature. It features opinions on universal military training, wartime service, and critiques of officers. Also letters on farm labor shortages and mining, urging work shifts to balance food and mineral outputs.
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the Tribune
Sint
of Humanity
Massey
United States
A. Fbf
the Tribune Sim
Tumber
Tie Opep
Niet
Amo Ridgewood
Dun
New York Shows Fewer Prescriptions for Booze Than Chicago
A fragment noting New York issues fewer physicians prescriptions for alcohol than Chicago, arguing this proves prescriptions are unnecessary in New York.
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New York
Chicago
Ne York
Butler Attack at New York Military Training Camp
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a chaotic scene at a military training site in New York. Mentions Butler, Dr Tia Atikament, Lesnar, Lees Yoo, and a regiment, with references to loyalty, volunteers, and training pressures amid unclear events.
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Wood
Tir Hutler
Ssn
Lesnar
Juls
Lees Yoo
New, York
Honor to Whom It Is Dit Poo Tie-airmy
Fragmentary OCR reads as a racing or betting note with names and odds. The garbled text mentions attempts to win a race with several participants and references to odds and results. Names are unclear and many terms are unreadable, providing only a rough outline of a sports betting style report.
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Helsing
Harnewy
Incomplete OCR Text Sent for Summary
The provided text fragment is garbled and lacks coherent events, quotes, or identifiable people. It cannot yield a reliable headline or factual summary without the readable source content.
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