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The Nem Dork Tribune lists subscription rates for daily and Sunday editions with mail and foreign options. It notes a Post Office assumption of Second Class matter status, back payments policies, and Associated Press membership.
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Democratic Boss Rule Across States and Nation
The piece analyzes party centrism and boss rule from Jefferson to Wilson, noting San Francisco convention autocracy and the Democratic Party's history of centralized control as a persistent feature in American politics. It questions why boss-ship persists and whether it reflects immature political thinking or structural party incentives.
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Senate
Chicago
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Monticello
Andrew Jackson
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William Jenines Bryan
Cleveland
Wilson
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Allies Decide Force to Enforce Peace Treaties
The Allied Powers move to press the peace treaties through force as Mustapha Kemi Pasha resists and Greek Premier Venizelos offers to handle him. Greek entry strengthens the allied effort, with Greece proposing a mandate for Arta while Neutrals watch Thrace and Avia Minor.
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Sea of
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Constantinople
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Greece
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Great Britain and Allies Face Key Unity in German Treaty Enforcement
Analyzed prospects of Allied unity to enforce the Versailles settlement as Greece presses regional aims in Thrace and the Dardanelles. The article notes Germany delays on disarmament and reparations, with the U S absent due to current policy, urging Boulogne-like cohesion despite diverging empire interests.
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Greece
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Supreme Council
Berlin
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Poland
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France
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Commentary on Local Murder Case and Police Competition
The piece argues Swann’s handling of Elwell murder investigation harms police authority and delays justice. It criticizes excessive sensationalism and smoke screens, urging traditional detective work by the District Attorney and district officers, noting distrust between police and DA investigations.
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Elwell
Wild
Kentucky
Swann
The Queer Case of Senator Reed
Senator Reed, a district delegate elect, faced credential challenges from the Missouri state convention and possible exclusion by the Democratic organization. The dispute raised questions about representation and the power of party managers to veto delegates, amid broader tensions within the party over liberty of opinion and leadership loyalty.
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San Francisco
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Committee On
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Missouri
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Hut
Senate
Wilson
Reed Case Sparks Debate Over House Party Rights
The passage argues that political power can enforce proscription and questions whether a Democratic Congressman loses party rights the moment he disagrees with a Democratic President. It asks if the convention tolerates such exclusion and critiques current practice.
Four-by-Six Modesty at Hood College Sparks Debate
An editorial notes Hood College Maryland will ban dresses without sleeves and with less than four inches at the front and six at the back next year. The piece mocks Puritan mood contrasts with Mr Broun’s views on bathing suits and stockings in the Midwest, urging a national constitutional approach and awaiting further reports.
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Maryland
Heywood Broun
Middle West
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Chicago
Salt Lake City
San Francisco
Broun
Fourth Estate gains respect as editors join public life
The piece notes a shift in journalism with figures like Senator Harding Governor Cox Carter Glass and Gilbert M Hitchcock now in editorial or public roles. It cites Colonel Roosevelt and Colonel House abroad shaping coverage and praises the profession rising from disrepute to respectability as reporters shed disheveled image.
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Gilbert M Hitchcock
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New War Fear Blurs Lines in Domestic Peace Debate
The piece warns that Huszar’s planned activities could inflame tensions in American communities with Hungarian and Polish ancestry. It argues such action would inject Old World quarrels into U.S. life and urges the State Department to avoid legitimizing the Migras militarists, seen as enemies of democracy and peace.
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America
Poland
Prussia
State Department
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Tribune
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London
Ameri
Cox Vanderlic
Scarborough
N.Y
Eliminate Wadsworth from New York Republican ticket
Letter to the editor urging removal of Senator Janos W. Wadsworth from the New York Republican ticket. Argues his renomination risks votes from Republicans prohibitionists and women, and could jeopardize the party’s electoral slate. Cites his misrepresentation of the party and alignment with Barnes machine, urging support for a different candidate.
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New York
Janos W. Wadsworth
State of New York
Wailsworth
William Barnes
Raleoven
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Senate
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Magyar mission to US sparks restoration sentiment drive
The report describes a Hungarian mission led by former Premier Charles Huszar traveling to the United States to influence sentiment for restoring the ancient Magyar state within its historic borders. Premier Huger and allies reportedly backed German Hungarian actions, while the mission aims to seek donations and possibly establish a governmental fund.
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Huger
Sorbian
Mount Lanest
von Tirnitz
Shieay
A Hopeless Situation in San Francisco Delegates’ Plight
An excerpt describes exhausted delegates in San Francisco facing fatigue and lack of rest. The text references a famous dove and a sense of fading hope, portraying a tense, symbolic moment with tired hands and strained resolve.
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Victory Dance and Satirical Visions in University Life
A fragmented prose piece blends a Victory Dance scene with a critique of postwar college culture. It juxtaposes dancers in Esquiman attire and a battlefield memory with reflections on Harvard, Lowell, and Hadley era leaders, citing newspapers and public discourse on higher education and politics.
Belgium and France prepare for new German attack warns a theory
The article argues that Belgium and France are mobilizing in response to a renewed German threat. It compares 1914 contingents, notes postwar reductions in German strength, and stresses allied coordination behind the Rhine and in the Saar region. It questions British commitment and warns Belgium against relying on guarantees alone.
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Luzemburg
Mind of Butler cited in Tribune remarks amid political satire
The article voices criticism and support surrounding public figures including Butler, Leonard, Murray, and Wood. It references national unity themes, WWI era groups, and a May event as editors note a controversial parliamentary display.
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The Evil Lives After Por Chancellor Mueler nays Gets through with the war
Fragmentary OCR notes mention the phrase The Evil Lives After Por and Chancellor Mueler in New York at a 1910s event. The text references unemployment wage issues and home spending, with mentions of the League and wartime themes.
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