President Returns Home to Fight for League of Nations
President TM returns home to lead the fight for the League of Nations while Senator Borah charges Wall Street finances propaganda. British airship R 34 meets disaster near voyage end as officials assess the wreck and its implications.
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League of Nations
Borah
Wall Street
League
Taft
Senator Borah
United States
Europe
Nancy
France
American Prohibition Debate Sways From Treaty Aftermath
The article surveys the postwar prohibition scene as the United States enforces the wartime ban while awaiting the January 16 constitutional amendment. It notes federal court rulings on drink content, local evasion, and the drys versus wets struggle, with Britain watching and Wilson pressed to ratify the peace treaty amid a potential partisan clash.
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United States
Palmer
Congress
United Kingdom
Great Britain
London
John’ Bull
Wilson
Ito
United” States
The
League
Smaybe
Siem “Wilson
Senate
Nations and treaties dominate postwar headlines
Dispatches center on U S entry into the League of Nations and action on a Constantinople Armenia mandate. Reports cover Taft and Wall Street backing, German armistice terms, Polish and Ukrainian fronts, and efforts by Greece to gain Constantinople. Also notes Wilson’s return, Mexican policy shifts, and the Correll murder case alongside aviation milestones.
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Ito Getde
United States
League of Nations
Paris
Wilson
Congress
Constantinople
Armenia
Council of Five
Lansing
Pichon
Balfour
Tittoni
Makino
Italy
Austria
China
Germany
Peking
Fremont Carpenters win wage strike and more Nebraska news
The report lists pay gains for Fremont carpenters to 70 cents an hour. It notes crop damage from hail in Kearney, land purchases near Kearney and Octavia, and postal office consolidation in Auburn. Other items cover road contracts, city projects, university leadership, farm sales, liquor traffic enforcement, sports, and civic deeds across Nebraska.
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Fremont
M. H. Swenk
Ford
Studebaker
Nebraska
Domiglas
McKelvie
Platte Country
Beaver City
Crab Orchard
Adams
Arapa- Ihoe
Heateloe
Friend
Robbins Fends Off Coachwhip in Garden Wrestle
An Atlanta man identified as G. Robbins recounts a surreal struggle with a six-foot coachwhip snake in his garden. After the snake chased him around radish beds, Robbins wrestled the reptile from beneath a barn and popped its skull against the barn, ending the clash.
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G. W. Robbins
George Washington
Dowman-Dozier
Atlanta
Robbins
Mr. Gotch
Mexico City Child Stealers Report Spark Public Outcry
A National Humane Review writer alleges a organized network of child thefts in Mexico with a central hub on Gomez Farias Street in Guadalajara. The piece claims a regular market for stolen children, sold or rented, leading to maimed and beggar-like children seen around theaters and city streets as bystanders unknowingly fund the operation.
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Mexico
National Humane Review
Gomez Farias
Guadalajara
Mexico City
Grandfather Known as Learned Indiana Professor Revealed by Baby
A three year old granddaughter tests her grandfather's famed stature during a bedtime moment. He shows gifts and attention in a bid to comfort her, but she insists she longs for her mother. Her rebuke highlights a child’s strong wish for the mother over grandparental generosity.
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Indiana
Mastery of the Air Advances Amid Atlantic Flight Feats
Progress in air mastery accelerates with rapid developments. An airplane carrying passengers landed on a hotel roof, discharged its passengers, then continued on its journey, illustrating bold, uncertain advances as both American and British efforts to cross the Atlantic unfold.
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Atlantic
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