Adventures In Recollection By McKee
A voice urges Americans to support democracy by aiding oppressed peoples abroad. The piece cites two million soldiers and billions in funding as needed to defeat tyranny and to build up weak nations while breaking down strong ones. It argues for continued international engagement and aid.
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Germany
Turkey
Armenia
Maximilian Harden
United State
Mexico
Cuba
Philippines
America
Hays and Cummings Clash Over Peace Speech Lines
The piece critiques Republican chairman Hays for opposing partisanship in postwar peace and defending nationalism. It argues a broad bipartisan platform is needed and condemns Democrats for past royal loyalty ties, urging unity on principle rather than party. It recounts the Custer battle context and Comanche’s lone survival.
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Harvey’s Weekly
League of Nations
Hays
Cummings
Democratic Party
America
Building momentum to avert economic stagnation in Quincy
The speaker warns that delaying construction worsens odds of stagnation with idle men and tools. Quincy shows little building activity despite ample lots and demand, predicting a strong fall and winter rebound in retail and wholesale buying. Urges immediate action to avoid extra burdens and future shortages.
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Quincy
Last Sting of the Viper Ends German Resistance
Wartime editorial condemns the sinking of surrendered German warships as a final, petty act before peace. It argues the act harms no one but shows the German will to spite the conquerors. The piece applauds allied firmness for peace terms to curb such destructive impulses.
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Fletcher
Gompers Re-Elected Leader of American Federation
The piece lauds Samuel Gompers re election as president of the American Federation of Labor. It defends his stance against Bolshevik tactics, praises his patriotism and restraint, and argues strong unions deter labor terrorism while guiding lawful action for American interests. It notes broad support from capitalists and liberal labor as a safeguard for the nation.
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Samuel Gompers
American Federation
Gompers
American Federation of Labor
America
Summaries of June 25 historical events across centuries
Timeline style notes entries for June 25 include 1672 French siege near Amsterdam with Dutch flooding to halt the advance, 1781 Charleston exile order affecting over 1000 residents, 1815 Napoleon’s farewell to his army after Waterloo, 1848 Paris Archbishop killed at the barricades, and 1876 Custer’s Little Bighorn defeat ending with a key military error.
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Utretcht
Amsterdam
Charleston
Waterloo
Napoleon
Paris
George Custer
Little Big Horn River
Sitting Bull
Custer
German Foreign Secretary to Lead Peace Treaty Delegation
Paris June 24 Hermann Mueller is named to head the German delegation for signing the peace treaty. Laliberte reports the German contingent will likely arrive at Versailles Wednesday morning.
French Drouth Ends in Paris as Rain Begins
Paris reports the long drought is broken as rain starts this morning following weeks of scorching heat across France. The rainfall begins in Paris and is expected to ease heat and crop stress, signaling a relief after a protracted dry spell.
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Paris
France
Hatin
Peter Promises to Keep Meadow Lark Nest Secret
Peter Rabbit discovers Mrs Meadow Lark nested in a grass tunnel and vows secrecy. Carol the Meadow Lark teases him about clever concealment and explains their practice of using a hidden route to their nest. The tale ends with Carol described in vivid natural detail.
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Peter
Peter Rabbit
Mrs Meadow Lark
Mrs. Meadow Lark
Carol
Carlos the Meadow
Carol Preatly
Fred Haskin's Daily Quiz readers questions and answers
The Whig Information Bureau answers reader questions on Victrola origin copyright Newark settlement and other topics. Discusses graphophone origin as Victrola name, Sargasso Sea myths, copyright duration, Newark settlement year, weight of one million dollar notes, and artificial pearl production in Japan.
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Whig
Whig Information Bureau
Frederic J. Haskin
Washington, D. C
Emil Berliner
Victor Franklin
Camden
N. J
U. S Treasury Department
Washington
J. C
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McKee
Donald McKee
Plain Talk
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Seventh Cavalry
Villa
Frank Crane
Thornton W. Burgess
Bob White
Fred Haskin
Daily Quiz
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North Atlantic
Sargossa Sea
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Library of Congress
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Connecticut
Japan
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