League of Nations clash dominates disjoint world updates
A chaotic review covers German and British tensions over Versailles, Turkish revisionism and Armenian policy, Roosevelt era relief plans, veterans bonuses, and international moves. It notes German displeasure toward Britain, Turkish politics, female suffrage progress in Turkey, and rising anti subversive investigations in the U.S. context, with Cleveland and Nebraska political scenes sketched amid global turmoil.
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Femany
League of Nations Council
Reich
Hiltler
Tis Bavaclin
Secretas
von Buelow
Englend
Alstrosse Ee Enor
Adal
Hitler Buetowald
Erle Phipps
London
Vinav
Council
Seston
Germany
Voland
Warsaw
Poland
Warmis
League of Nations
Gustaken
Futherland
Geneva
Great Britain
Arras
Dardanelles
Lausanne
John Atanas
Mice
Laval
France
Baron Atte
Italy
Simon
Paris
Rusia
Jote
Red Wollijary
Qaay
Quotes Use of Gas in War by Captain G. Pilner
Captain G. Pilner argues against chemical warfare in future conflicts noting that modern progress in gas development has not outpaced public fear. He questions whether military leaders would justify diverting men and materials to gas attacks and cites World War casualties from gas as an argument against widespread use.
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Eston
Rever
Lummis
Foxes
Ole
Lowlajana
Adae
Public Works
Lagner
New Orleans
State Court
Irkes
Long
Cabiner
Ing Rohs
Liulenels
Choxa
Alexander Zamtioff
Venwerneh Pitente
United States
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AAA
Salis
McCarl
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Chaster G Davis
ANA
Stely
Runi
McCrel
Supreme Court
Coolidge
Naw
McCall
Nebeaska Progevssive Tongs
Ubvrwl Reywulients
SeCurl
George W, Iiine
Nielie Nun
McVarn
Friewis
Georeo W. Nereis
University of Nebraska Law School
Nerris
Mustaber
Ull Sino Lvls
Freien
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Che Intese Big [Netitution In Learning To Be Beought Into the Moe Ught
University of Cintengo
Marx
Lenin
Iminots Senate
Os Jhsi
Moly
Peesentiog
Egies
Seagle
Ths
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Benentor Neo
Hie
Turer Usekr
Congress
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Wns
Mathi Ng Maur
Geneen Farlesly
Letcher
Tha Atel
Kreuiy
Rookevort
Sosmtur
Artin Vandenberg
Medea
Whit Wyre
Wwe
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Roever
Volaueble
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GUBAN DIFFICULTIES By SUMNER WHEE Anassinnt Secretary of Shute
An analysis of Cuba politics and international interference amid upheaval. The text argues that internal concerns of Cuba justify limited external intervention, claiming upheaval mirrors a necessary phase in national struggle and foresees ongoing political turbulence as inevitable.
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Sumner Whee
Shute
Cuba
Perseverance for Civilian Conservation Corps Work Enduring
The text urges permanent continuation of Civilian Conservation Corps efforts to ensure lasting benefits for future generations. It highlights youth rehabilitation, natural resource conservation, and expanded recreational opportunities as key outcomes, arguing for ongoing support and funding beyond the two year mandate.
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Civilian Conservation Corps
Roworth
Hat Phare
Pending rail laws threaten railroad efficiency
Proposed legislation would place an undue burden on railroads without overlapping benefits. Any temporary setback could hinder recovery in rail transport, risking reduced employment and overall industry disruption. The sponsors of the bill argue for safeguards, while opponents warn of wider economic harm.
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WLW
Atterburt Wresident Vernayiyania Radena
Pepbienia
Ratlratt
Lesa Euipluyuest
Passing Phase Commentary by Andrew Titiskurek Banker Ven
Andrew Titiskurek, a male banker, discusses rejecting any passing phase and looks toward future constancy. He muses on prophecy and water, uses archaic phrasing, and contemplates generations and intelligences solving historical pale tensions.
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Andrew
Malelon Titiskurek
Ars
Burden of Taxation Measured in National Totals
A fragmented 1929 discussion notes the national tax burden reaching about 90 billion dollars with a prior year near 815 billion. The article hints at differing views on how tax relief and redistribution affect households and the economy, mentioning figures and policymakers without clear context.
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Sauk Crev
New York
Taxnelon Aml
Min
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Emergency Relief Administration
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Bureau of Plant Industre
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Childrmnd
Senate Finance
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Istanbul
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Hagland
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Turkey
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