May Require 200000 Troops for Europe War Effort
The piece notes calls for 200000 troops while Holland resists surrender and Kaiser trial charges target the Navy Department. It reports Admiral Sims and Hoover campaigns and highlights Siberia tensions with Japanese presence. Baltic conference ends with an alliance plan against Soviet Russia. Lithuania seeks Estonia Latvia pacts amid Poland tension.
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Holland
Kaiser
Admiral Sims
Navy Department —Administration
Hoover
Russia
Lithuania
Esthenia
Latvia
Poland
Germany
Britain Moves to Defend Far East as Bolsheviks Advance
British forces tighten the perimeter in the Caucasus and Persia to defend vital oil fields around Baku and protect imperial interests. Paris dispatches indicate up to 100000 troops may be needed, with France to relieve Britain in German plebiscite duties.
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Russia
Persia
Asia
Waval
Mediterranean
Black Sea
Caucasus
Batum
Tiflis-Baku
Caspian
Georgia
Azerbaijan
Trotzky
Paris
Supreme Council
France
Syria
Great Britain
Asia Minor
Germany
Marshal Foch
Cologne
Near East
Britain
Baku
Warsaw
Odessa
Siberia
General Semenoff
Admiral Kolchak
Lake Baikal
Semenoff
Kolchak-Semenoff
Denikine
Yudenitch
Allies demand Dutch surrender of former German emperor
The Allied demand for surrender was dispatched and a week’s end reply reached the supreme council. Holland reportedly refuses to extradite William due to constitutional protections and international duty, with Dutch press denying sentiment influences. A default trial was considered to satisfy Lloyd George’s pre election pledge.
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Holland
Supreme Council
William
Lloyd George
Navy row over Sims criticism fuels presidential campaign
Admiral Sims blasts Secretary Daniels and the navy department in a Senate naval affairs probe. A key claim involves a department official reportedly saying do not help Britain and fight Germany instead. Democrats defend Daniels while Republicans back Sims, as the letter and decorates inquiry widen into a campaign issue.
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Sims
Navy Department
Daniels
Senate
Naval Affairs Committee
Borah
England
Department
Admiral Sims
World backs Hoover for president on any ticket
The New York World declared support for Herbert Hoover for president on any ticket. It praised a platform reflecting the government style Hoover has shown during his public career.
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New York World
Herbert Hoover
Hoover
Political Turmoil and Prohibition Sparks in Democratic Circles
Discussion in Democratic ranks swirls around Hoover as a potential candidate with factions split over party loyalty and farm policies. The case against Edwards surfaces with Bryan opposition, while Rhode Island wins court access to challenge the federal prohibition and the Volstead Act. A long overlooked provision threatens property owners displaying liquor signs with fines up to $2,000 or two years imprisonment.
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Wilson
Hoover
Bryan League
Colonel House
Edward I. Edwards
New Jersey
Bryan
Nebraska
Edwards
Homer S. Cummings
Democratic Party
Supreme Court of the United States
Rhode Island
Reds Move and Trials Highlight Postwar Turmoil
The first cargo of radicals landed in Finland as Reds crossed into Russia greeted by bolshevik crowds. Emma Goldman and Berkman followed the frozen river. In Chicago William Bross Lloyd and 34 others face conspiracy charges. New York Assembly suspends five Socialist members-elect amid disloyalty trials. Clemenceau steps down as France’s leader. Millerand becomes premier and peace conference president. The new French government offers Germany no more leniency.
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United States
Finland
Russia
Emma Goldman
Berkman
Chicago
William Bross Lloyd
New York Assembly
Assembly Judiciary Committee
Socialist Party
New York City Bar Association Committee
Cc. E. Hughes
France
Paul Deschanel
M. Clemenceau
Millerand
Clemenceau
Germany
Peter and John in Samaria Lesson Overview
After Stephen's persecution the gospel expands beyond Jerusalem with Philip preaching to Samaritans and many believe. Peter and John are sent to lay hands to impart the Spirit, revealing the dangers of Simon Magus’s money driven faith and the need for genuine conversion and church unity.
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Stephen
Saul
Christ
Jerusalem
Judea
Philip
Samaria
Simon Magnus
Simon
Peter
John
Church
Peter and
Living Church
Church’s goal to embody fellowship and shape society
The text states a church should visibly express Christian fellowship and brotherhood in its life and continually strive to mold national, industrial, and social life according to its guiding principles.
Delight in God's Work Art Quote
A Ruskin line notes art as the expression of Ian's delight in God's work, not in his own, portraying divine inspiration over self.
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Ian
Ruskin
Ely's Cream Balm Ad for Instant Nasal Relief
Instant relief for congested heads from catarrh or colds promises clear air passages and easier breathing. The ad urges obtaining a small bottle from a druggist and applying a little in the nostrils for rapid soothing of inflamed mucous membranes.
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Ely
The Bad Old Days Temperance Anecdotes
Rochester speaker John B. Gough Ryan recalls temperance history while recounting a club scene. A clubman jokes that a man lost his reason during a high ball hour and forgot it on the way home after leaving at 3 a.m.
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John B. Gough Ryan
Rochester
Red Cross Ball Blue Esteemed By Women Worldwide
A claim that Red Cross Ball Blue is the finest product of its kind worldwide. The text asserts every woman who used it finds the statement true.
When a Shower of Missiles Hits Home
A figurative line recalls how a missile strike echoes personal impact and the ache of homesickness tied to church bells. The passage uses vivid metaphor to reflect wartime sentiment and longing.
Alma Mater Misunderstanding Turns to Dance Floor Comedy
A newlywed USC graduate attends a campus banquet with friends and hides it from his wife. She near breaks apart before learning Alma Mater is not a vampire. He is urged to avoid stepping on her gown as the dance continues.
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University of Southern California
Alma Mater
Alma
Los Angeles Times
Quote exchange over daughter hints at motive
A Detroit News line shows Cholly accepting another man taking his daughter with blessing. The dialogue reveals tension as Cholly privately laments wishing for more from the easy arrangement, reflecting a noir tone about family and motive.
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Cholly
Gotrox
Detroit News
New Form of Torture Captioned by Birmingham Age Herald
A Birmingham Age Herald quip describes a visit to the Blithersbys as an ordeal as a speaker recalls watching 1,000 feet of baby footage from ages one to three. The joke hinges on length and sentiment, mimicking a film reel critique.
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Blithersbys
Wilm
Birminghamn Age- Herald
McNutt Concludes After Auto Collision
McNutt states satisfaction and relief after a car incident, indicating he has had enough and expects no damages. The exchange suggests no ongoing dispute or further injuries.
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McNutt
Courage and Integrity: Moral Value Remains Priceless
A reflection on moral courage as priceless, contrasted with physical bravery that can be inexpensive. The statement argues ethics and character exceed material cost.
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Edward W. Pickard
Jugo-Slavia
Fiume
Adriatic
Italy
League of Nations
Belgrade
Po. Vitezwwaink, D. D
Moody Bible Institute of Chicago
Union
Peter and John
Earth
Jesus
Beleans
Western Canada
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Alberta
Department of Immigration
Ottawa
Canada
J.ml. MacLachlan
Indianapolis
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