Italy Blocks Peace Plan as Wilson Holds to Fourteen Points
The article discusses Italy’s firm stance at the peace conference and President Wilson’s adherence to his fourteen points. It notes how secret treaties and competing national claims threaten a unified League of Nations, with Germany Austria Russia Japan and Italy each eager to shape terms. It argues broad international agreement is needed and that no single nation can dictate the outcome.
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Italy
United States
Wilson
Balkan
League of Nations
League
United States of America
England
Germany
Austria
Russia
Japan
Mr. Bryan
International Agreement Questioned by Early Critics
An early critique recalls optimism about an international accord, arguing it may have been unnecessary to achieve a conclusion about U S involvement. The piece notes lingering debate among policymakers about the necessity and impact of collaboration.
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United States
Code Bill Sits Uneasy As Nebraska Vote Looms
The Administrative Code Bill, approved by legislature and governor, faces doubt about its durability. Critics warned it centralizes executive power until a new constitution is adopted. A referendum to gauge public opinion may be invoked, though supporters say it will survive if deemed sound by people and courts.
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Nebraska
McKelvie
Harry Biggs
Jian Ards
Richards
John Carlen
Cin Ford
Bill
Wee
Johy
Roth
Hanshew
Primary Law Amended Sparks Debate on Nominating
The Record critiques a new amendment changing state practice by requiring governor nominations to be made at a state convention while other offices remain tied to the primary. It argues the mixed approach misapplies the strengths of both systems, noting governors are well known yet lower offices are not, and predicts outcomes are uncertain.
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Mont Bond
Mont
Roosevelt
G. O. TP
Johnny
Bond
Stromsburg
John Tongue
Olaf Johnson
Douglas
John Carlson
Osceola
Olof Johnson
Hades
Heligoland
Detroit
Henry Hughes
Free Love Farce and Bystander Tales from Osceola
A rambling column mocks Bolshevik free love and nationalization efforts in Russia while praising local bystander Mont Bond. It weaves tales of Osceola, Stromsburg, and nearby towns, naming Paddy Ryan, Peter Nelsons, and John Tongue, with comic anecdotes about onion sets and community quarrels.
Tread on uncertain ground blocks popular authority
A fragment discussing a new constitution tally with the bill and the exertion to push it through argues such actions undermine the plain, unbiased operation of popular authority and hint at constitutional overreach.
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Sweden
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Peter Nelsons
Pete Nelsons
Melker J. Ryan
Ryan
Melker
Paddy
Paddy Ryan
Osceola Lumber Company
George Deland
George
Dean Richards
Dean
Joe Karrar
Uncle Sam
FORD
Carson Auto.Co
Aye
Platte
West
Omah
Polk County
Burlington
Colorado
Wyomin
Osceola Real Estate Co
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