America must demand debts or end alliance with Europe
A critical editorial argues that Britain, France, and Italy profited from World War loans and the Allied victory, while America faced alleged betrayal by Germany. It contends Britain’s postwar forgiveness demand is hollow, urges America to withhold trust, tax German ships, and treat Germany and Belgium as outcasts until debts are paid, warning pacifism masks national self interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R&at
Britain
America
Higland
Hiem & Good Huk
Eng‘hlifd
Wagland
Germany
England
Asia Minor
Africa
Cecil Rhodes
Cape
Cairo
English Channel
North Sea
Kiel Canal
Helgoland
Turkey
India
Persian Gulf
Stligman
France
Italy
Europe
Belgium
Kher
Hillery
Asnerion
Dis- Sulsog
American Reflection on Debt, Moratorium, and Global Faith
The piece laments global debt disputes led by Germany and critiques Allied and American responses. It argues that Germany seeks to default on private debts while the peasant class pushes for domination, challenging the United States to uphold faith in international obligations and peace.
Delegates abroad prep for 1035 Naval Conference program
American delegates to the 1035 Naval Conference in London work on the program. The text argues the program pressures Congress and the public toward a new agreement that would weaken the United States by reducing its own strength. It claims Japan and Britain justify a fleet size and portrays the conference as dangerous and deceptive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merican
London
America
Japan
Naval policy and debt threaten American liberty and power
The piece argues that attending a conference to bolster a larger navy harms U S interests, claiming Britain relies on fast cruisers over battleships and warns of increased naval arms races. It critiques debt growth, suggests repayment plans, warns against dictatorship, and urges immediate tax-based debt repayment to preserve liberty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Japa
Great Britain
Prairie States
Jani rental tale echoes old fur trade courage and dairy woes
A muddled narrative links a farmer selling milk locally to a legendary courier Lagimoniere and the epic 1816 Northwest Company conflict. The tale ends with a moral: the farmer must sell his cows or eat alfalfa as he cannot dispose of milk to neighbors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jani
Secretary of Agriculture
Pheidia
Athens
Baptiste Lagluoulere
du Bois
Canada
Hideou's Bay
Northwest Company
Barly
Coll Robertson
Fort Douglas
Son
Ray Post
Lord Selhirk
Montreal
Lagimontere
Carr
Chutier du Bois
Port Garry
Pembina
Doliohé
Esleigh Skyfinal
Fort Garvy
Montreat
Lord
Lite Selkirk
Gordy
Lagimoniere
Fort William
Fort Wlanis
Winnipeg
Lagioniere
Meatipal Weatorn
Dona Ana County Street Tot in Las Cruces Appeal
Dona Ana County plans a street fair in Las Cruces from 7 to 12 pm to raise funds for New Mexico’s exhibit at the Chicago Exposition. Main street will be roped off. fire department will wash streets. concessions will fund Governor’s $500 quota. Fines apply for head under ropes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dons Ana
Las Cruces
New Mexico
Main Street
Chambers of Commerce
Dona Ana
Old Town
Dona Ana County
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Rio Grande
Bronsen
Das
W. Bronsen
David Brevign
Isch
Lesua
Werd
Tecals
Aerpsch
Ps7
Mozics Newspaper Association
Biltiona
By & Monty
Leh I
Busi
Howeves Oery
Texas
Wineland
Lolaay
Ali
Abel
Bali
Pitil
Bii
rRoe
Eile Nee
Bill Back Kent
Dwig
Balos
Pou
E& Famous Rontiersmen
Bimd
Cott Batson
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